Class 4 Shingle Roof & Full Storm Restoration in Castle Pines, CO

Aerial view of a completed GAF Timberline AS II Class 4 impact-resistant shingle roof on a single-family home in Castle Pines, Colorado, with a freshly re-stained deck below

Project Capsule: A hail storm worked over a home in Castle Pines (80108), bruising the roof and denting everything from the AC condenser to the gutters. CRC documented the full loss, reroofed the home with GAF Timberline AS II Class 4 impact-resistant shingles, and restored the rest of the storm-damaged exterior (gutters, window screens, exterior paint, and a deck re-stain), all on one approved insurance claim.

Project Facts

Location	Castle Pines, Colorado (80108)
CRC office	Denver Office (Front Range)
Property	A single-family home in a Douglas County subdivision
Cause of loss	Colorado hail storm
Roof system	GAF Timberline AS II (ArmorShield II) Class 4 impact-resistant architectural shingles over RhinoRoof synthetic underlayment, in Weathered Wood
Scope	Full exterior storm restoration on an approved insurance claim: Class 4 shingle reroof plus gutters, window screens, exterior paint, and deck re-stain

The Challenge

Hail does not stop at the roof. On this Castle Pines home the storm bruised the asphalt shingles, dented the metal roof vents, combed over the fins on the AC condenser, and pocked the gutters, siding, and deck finish. The hard part of a storm this broad is not the roof alone. It is proving every piece of the damage so the homeowner is made whole for the whole loss, not just the shingles.

Close-up of hail-damaged architectural asphalt shingles in Castle Pines, Colorado, showing dark bruises and granule loss where hailstones struck — Hail bruising on the old shingles: dark spots where impacts knocked granules loose and damaged the mat beneath.

On the roof, the hail knocked granules off the shingle surface and bruised the mat underneath, the kind of impact a homeowner never sees from the yard but that shortens a roof's life and eventually leaks. CRC got on the roof, documented the density of hits across the slopes, and built the claim from the evidence.

Hail-dented metal roof vent cap surrounded by weathered, granule-worn asphalt shingles on a home in Castle Pines, Colorado — The old roof vent cap, dimpled by hail. Soft-metal accessories like this are some of the clearest storm evidence.

Close-up of an air conditioning condenser in Castle Pines, Colorado, with aluminum cooling fins bent and flattened by hail impacts — Collateral damage: the AC condenser fins bent and flattened by the same storm, documented as part of the full claim.

The Solution: A Class 4 Roof Built for the Next Storm

Once the claim was approved, CRC tore the roof off to the deck and rebuilt it for hail country. The home got a new RhinoRoof synthetic underlayment, fresh valley metal, and GAF Timberline AS II (ArmorShield II) shingles, a Class 4 impact-resistant shingle, the highest rating under the UL 2218 impact test. In Colorado, upgrading to Class 4 can also earn the homeowner a standing discount on their insurance premium.

Roof torn off to bare wood decking on a Castle Pines, Colorado, home with GAF Timberline AS II Class 4 shingle bundles staged for installation — Stripped to the deck, with GAF Timberline AS II Class 4 shingle bundles staged and ready to go down.

RhinoRoof synthetic underlayment installed across a Castle Pines, Colorado, roof with new shingle bundles staged along the ridge — Dried in with RhinoRoof synthetic underlayment before the new Class 4 shingles go on.

The whole roof was dried in with synthetic underlayment, and every valley was lined with new metal before a single shingle went down. On a cut-up roof, the valleys and penetrations are where leaks start, so they get built right, not just covered over.

New metal valley flashing installed over synthetic underlayment on a Castle Pines, Colorado, roof during a shingle replacement — New valley metal set over the underlayment, ready to shed water where two roof planes meet.

One Claim, the Whole Exterior

The roof was only part of the loss. Because CRC documented the full storm damage, the approved claim also covered the exterior work the hail made necessary, and CRC self-performed all of it, so the homeowner had one contractor for the entire job. The crew replaced the damaged gutters and window screens, repainted the storm-worn siding, and re-stained the deck.

Freshly re-stained wood deck on a Castle Pines, Colorado, home in rich red-brown, with windows and siding masked off in plastic for exterior painting — The re-stained deck, with the windows and siding masked off for the exterior repaint, part of the same claim.

A CRC crew member pressure-washing the lap siding of a Castle Pines, Colorado, home to prep it for a storm-damage exterior repaint — Washing the siding down to prep it for paint, the exterior scope CRC handled alongside the roof.

The Result

The home came out of the storm with a Class 4 impact-resistant roof rated for the next round of hail, new gutters and screens, fresh paint, and a renewed deck, the whole exterior made right on a single approved claim. Because CRC proved the damage, managed the claim, and did the work, the homeowner dealt with one accountable contractor from the first inspection to the last brush stroke.

Aerial view of a completed GAF Timberline AS II Class 4 shingle roof in Weathered Wood on a Castle Pines, Colorado, home, with the freshly re-stained deck below — The finished Class 4 shingle roof in Weathered Wood, with the restored deck and repainted exterior below.

Why Class 4 Shingles in Colorado

Colorado's Front Range takes some of the worst hail in the country, and Castle Pines sits right in it. A Class 4 impact-resistant shingle is built to take that beating, and it can lower the homeowner's insurance premium at the same time. We break down whether the upgrade is worth it in our guide to Class 4 impact-resistant shingles in Colorado.

Why CRC for a Full Storm-Damage Claim

A hail claim is easy to under-scope when the roof is all anyone documents. CRC gets on the roof and around the whole property, proves every piece of the damage the way an adjuster does, presents the complete claim, and then does the work. Our Denver office serves the Front Range, installs architectural and impact-resistant shingle roofs, and handles storm and hail insurance claims across Colorado.

Get a Storm-Damage Roof Assessment

If a hail storm has rolled through Castle Pines or the surrounding Front Range, do not wait for a leak to find out how bad it is. Call our Denver office at (720) 893-7663 or our Grand Junction office at (970) 877-7663, or click to request a free roof inspection.