After storm damage to your roof, do four things in order: stop any water coming in, document the damage with photos, get an honest inspection from a licensed local roofer, and then decide whether to file an insurance claim. Do not sign with a door-to-door contractor on the spot, and remember that no roofer may legally pay, waive or rebate your deductible in Colorado or Texas. Repairs over 100 square feet in El Paso County need a PPRBD permit pulled by a licensed contractor or an owner-occupant. The guides below walk through each step by market.
What to do first
- What to Do If a Storm Damages Your Roof in Colorado Springs
- From Hail to Help: What Happens After Hail Damages Your Denver Roof
- 5 Steps to Take After a Storm Damages Your Austin Roof
- Water coming in now? See emergency roof repair in Colorado Springs.
Is it hail damage?
- Hail Damage or Normal Wear? How to Tell the Difference on Your Roof
- After a Colorado Springs Hail Storm: How to Check Your Roof Without Climbing It
- Hailstorms in Colorado Springs: Is Your Roof at Risk?
Choosing a storm roofer and protecting your claim
- How to Choose a Roofer to Repair Hail Damage in Colorado Springs
- Should You Choose the Cheapest Roofing Bid in Colorado Springs?
- What Is Storm Roofing, and How Do You Hire a Storm Roofer You Can Trust?
- Know Your Rights: Storm Damage Insurance Claims in Colorado
The full claim process is in our insurance claim guides, and past storms are covered in our weather guides.
Get an honest inspection
Integrity Roofing and Painting is veteran-owned and family-run since 1990, an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred contractor with HAAG-trained inspectors and 650+ Google reviews. We document the damage with photos and make sure nothing gets missed in the scope. See storm damage repair in Colorado Springs, Denver or Austin, or call (719) 488-2800, (303) 209-0152 or (512) 610-5897. We respond the same business day.
Sources: Pikes Peak Regional Building Department, Reroofing Guidelines (rev. 03/05/2024); C.R.S. 6-22-105 (unofficial reproduction); Texas Department of Insurance, Roofing and insurance: know the law.









