That you need a total roof replacement

That the cost doesn’t matter, because it has to be done

That the cost also doesn’t matter because your insurance will pay for it

That every roof in the neighborhood was “totaled” by the storm

When your roof sustains hail damage, it’s likely to lead to structural deterioration, which can cause nightmarish leaks into your home (and further damage to the interior).

We’re the best in the business at communicating with our customers. There will never be an unanswered question or confusing situation for a SKYYGUARD customer… we’re committed to making sure of it.

• We’ll return your calls. Better yet, with our proprietary online tools, you can monitor every step of your project from the comfort of your home computer! You’ll know the precise timing of every step of the project, from material delivery to completion.

Insurance companies require a professional assessment of the damage before they’re likely to pay for your roof repair or replacement. That’s why you need an inspection from the experts at SKYYGUARD

• However, it’s in the interest of the average roofing company to declare your roof “totaled,” and in need of a complete replacement. So beware. But trust that SKYYGUARD is far from an “average” roofing company.

A metal roof can get pretty badly dinged-up during a hail storm… but unless the hail actually penetrated the metal, however ugly it is, many insurance policies won’t cover replacement (non-penetrating dings can be considered “cosmetic”).

The hardest-hit part of your roof will likely be the ridge cap, which can’t be seen from the ground, and where the hail impacts the roof directly.

Hail will damage shingles, even if just at the edges, in a way that requires replacement.

Granules knocked off your “asphalt” shingles by hail stones can significantly reduce the shingles’ effectiveness… those granules help block the harsh Colorado UV rays and slow the roof’s deterioration. Any cracks caused by the hail, of course, are also highly detrimental.

Hail often damages only one side of a roof… especially in Colorado, where high winds often accompany hail storms. So it’s possible you don’t really need a complete roof replacement.

You may not be able to see all the hail damage to your roof from the ground… but if you see gutters and downspouts that’ve been dented or misshapen in the wake of a hail storm, that’s a good indication that you need a thorough, professional roof inspection.