Free storm damage inspection, no pressure.
After hail or high wind rolls through, a documented inspection tells you plainly whether your roof needs attention. We check every slope and give you a straight answer, at no cost, across the Denver Metro and Northern Colorado.
Virtuous Roofing and Exteriors offers a free storm damage roof inspection for homeowners across the Denver Metro and Northern Colorado after hail, wind, or heavy weather comes through. We climb every slope, photograph what we find, and check the gutters, vents, and any soft metal for hail hits before we tell you anything. The goal is a plain answer: is there damage worth a claim, or is the roof fine. There's no cost and no pressure either way.
Did a storm just come through your neighborhood?
If hail or high wind hit your area recently, it's worth having the roof checked even when nothing looks wrong from the driveway, because most storm damage isn't visible from the ground. Hail can bruise the shingle mat and knock granules loose without leaving an obvious hole, and wind can break a shingle's seal without tearing it off. We inspect and photograph every slope, plus the gutters and vents where hail hits often show up first. You get a direct answer about whether there's damage worth filing a claim over, in plain language, before we recommend anything.
What we look for during the inspection
Dents in gutters, vents, or soft metal
Hail bruises softer materials before it shows up on shingles, so dented gutters, vent caps, or AC fins are often the first clue.
Granules collecting in the gutters or at downspouts
Hail knocks the protective granule coating loose, and it washes down and piles up at the low points of the gutter system.
Creased or missing shingles
Wind gets under the edge of a shingle and either folds it or tears it off outright, and a creased shingle won't reseal on its own.
Soft spots or bruising across the shingle field
Bruised shingles can look fine from a distance but feel soft to the touch, and that damage speeds up how fast the roof ages.
What determines the inspection findings
How the storm tracked over your specific roof
Hail and wind damage can vary block to block depending on how a storm cell moved, which is why a documented look at your roof specifically matters more than a general area report.
The age and condition of the roof going in
An older roof that was already curling or brittle shows storm damage faster and more severely than a newer one.
Roof pitch and slope direction
Steeper slopes and those facing the direction a storm came from often take the worst of it.
Time since the storm
Some damage, like a slow leak from a cracked seal, doesn't show up right away, which is part of why a prompt inspection matters.
What to expect during the visit
We inspect and photograph every slope, along with the gutters, downspouts, vents, and any soft metal on the property, since those often show hail damage clearest. Once we're down, we tell you plainly whether we found damage worth a claim or whether the roof is sound, no upselling either direction. If there is damage, we walk through what filing a claim and meeting an adjuster looks like. The inspection is free and typically takes about an hour depending on the size and pitch of the roof.
Related services you may need
If the inspection turns up a claim-worthy issue, our Storm Damage & Insurance team can carry it through with your adjuster, and if repairs are needed right away, Roof Repair & Emergency Tarping keeps water out in the meantime.
The cost of waiting
Storm damage that isn't inspected soon after the event gets harder to tell apart from normal wear, and most insurance policies have a limited window for filing. A crease or bruise that's easy to point to right after a storm can look like ordinary aging a year later. Getting the roof checked while the damage is fresh protects your options either way.
Is the storm damage inspection really free?
Yes, the inspection is free with no obligation to move forward. We climb the roof, document what we find, and give you a straight answer whether or not you decide to file a claim.
How soon after a storm should I get my roof inspected?
Sooner is better, since some insurance policies have a limited window for filing and damage gets harder to document clearly as time passes. We recommend scheduling an inspection as soon as you notice a storm has come through your area.
What if the inspection finds no damage?
We'll tell you that directly, since the point of the inspection is an honest answer, not a sales pitch. A clean bill of health means one less thing to worry about until the next storm season.
Call Virtuous Roofing and Exteriors at (303) 808-6888 to schedule your free storm damage inspection, or request service online across the Denver Metro and Northern Colorado.
- Hail and wind are a fact of life in Colorado. We inspect, document everything for your claim, and work directly with your adjuster so you get the roof you're owed.