Did the storm hit your home?
Enter your address — we'll give you an instant look at whether recent local hail activity may have affected your home.
Storm-check your address
Free, instant. We never share your information.
Local storm awareness, done right.
We follow local storm activity closely and combine that with on-site inspection to give you a clear, honest answer about your home.
From check to repair.
Four steps.
Storm check
You enter your address. We give you an instant look at whether recent local hail activity may have affected your home.
Free on-site inspection
If you were in a storm path, we schedule a drone scan + on-roof verification within 24 hours. No cost, no obligation.
Insurance documentation
If damage is real, we document it thoroughly so your carrier has what they need. We're insurance-experienced and work with every major carrier.
Premium install
GAF / CertainTeed / Owens Corning. Full tear-off, manufacturer specs. Most homes done in 1–2 days.
FAQ
How does the storm check work?
We follow local storm activity across El Paso County and give you an instant look at whether recent hail activity may have affected your address. A free on-site inspection is the only way to confirm actual damage.
If my home was in a storm path, do I have damage?
Not necessarily. Hail damage isn't always visible from the ground — that's why we recommend a free professional inspection. About 70% of homes in a 1.5″+ storm path show some level of insurable damage on inspection.
How long do I have to file an insurance claim?
Most policies allow 12 months from the storm date. Some allow up to 24. After the deadline, you pay out of pocket — even on damage you couldn't have known about. The check tells you when your window opened.
Is the inspection actually free?
Yes — no cost, no obligation, no aggressive sales. If we don't find damage, we'll tell you "your roof is fine" and we'll see you in three years.
Can you handle the insurance company for me?
We're insurance-experienced. We document damage thoroughly — photos, measurements, and reports — so your carrier has what they need. Your policy and your carrier make the final coverage decisions.
What's the difference between RCV and ACV?
Replacement Cost Value (RCV) is the full cost to replace your damaged property. Actual Cash Value (ACV) is the depreciated value — what your carrier pays initially. You receive the difference (recoverable depreciation) after the work is completed. We make sure you collect both.
Just want a free inspection?
8-second form. 24-hour response. Zero pressure.