Storm & Insurance Restoration

We’re a fully insured company based in Grand Junction. We live and work here, so when you have a question about your roof next season, you call the same company that did the work. After a hailstorm, that counts for a lot. Homeowners here want a roofer with roots in Grand Junction, and that’s who answers when you call us.

A lot of homeowners don’t think about their roof until it leaks. Hail damage can sit quietly on a roof for months before water finds its way in, and by then the repair usually costs more than it needed to. That’s why we recommend an inspection after every major storm, even when the roof looks fine from the street.

After a hail or wind storm, the first step is a free inspection of your roof and exterior. We document what we find with photos and a detailed damage assessment, and you get a full report with honest recommendations, so you know what’s going on with your home before anyone talks about a claim.

Storms aren’t the only thing that wears out a roof. Shingles fail with age, and some problems trace back to a poor installation. The inspection sorts out which is which, and that answer shapes your next step: a claim, a repair, or simply keeping an eye on it.

Some parts of a claim belong to you and your insurance company. You decide whether to file, your policy sets your deductible, and your insurer decides what’s covered. Every policy is different, so call your insurance company with questions about your coverage or any deadline to report damage. Our part is the documentation and the guidance: the photos, the damage assessment, a walk through the filing, and a meeting with your adjuster on site.

Once you approve the work, we put it on the schedule and keep you updated from the first day of the install through the final inspection. For the rebuild, most of our roofs use GAF shingles, and most of our siding is James Hardie fiber cement. If part of the work falls outside what your claim covers, flexible financing is available through Improvify and Hearth.

If hail or wind has opened your roof, that comes before everything else. Storm response runs 24/7, so we can get a tarp on it first and photograph the damage while it’s fresh. The full inspection follows once the weather clears.