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Residential Roofing Project

Hail Shingle Roof Replacement in Colorado Springs, CO

By CRC Project Management Team, Commercial Roofing Contractor · July 24, 2026

  • Residential Roofing
  • Shingle Roof Replacement
  • Hail Insurance Claim
  • Colorado Springs
Aerial view of a completed architectural asphalt shingle roof on a two-story home in Colorado Springs, Colorado, after a hail insurance reroof
Project Capsule:A Colorado hail storm damaged the roof of a two-story home in Colorado Springs, along with collateral damage to the garage door, downspouts, and screens. CRC documented the full loss for the homeowner's insurance carrier, and once the claim was approved, tore the roof off and installed a new architectural asphalt shingle system.

Project Facts

LocationColorado Springs, Colorado
CRC officeDenver Office (Front Range)
PropertyA two-story single-family home
Cause of lossColorado hail storm
ScopeFull tear-off and new architectural asphalt shingle roof, with collateral hail damage documented for the same insurance claim

The Challenge

Hail is hard on an asphalt shingle roof, and the damage is not always obvious from the ground. On this Colorado Springs home, the storm knocked granules off the shingle surface across the field, the kind of impact that shortens a roof's life and opens the door to leaks even when the shingles still look intact from the driveway. The same storm left clear collateral marks on the softer metal around the house, which is often the easiest way to confirm a roof was hit.

Hail dent circled in marker on a white steel garage door panel at a home in Colorado Springs, Colorado, documented for an insurance claim
A hail dent on the steel garage door, circled during CRC's damage documentation, evidence the same storm hit the roof.

CRC inspected the roof and the rest of the building envelope, marking hail hits on the shingles and photographing the collateral damage to the garage door, downspouts, and window screens. Documenting the softer metal alongside the roof is part of building a complete, accurate claim, because those dents corroborate the roof damage and belong in the same scope. With the evidence gathered, CRC presented the full loss to the homeowner's insurance carrier.

The Solution

Once the claim was approved, CRC tore the old roof off down to the deck and installed a new architectural asphalt shingle system. Architectural (dimensional) shingles are heavier and more wind- and impact-resistant than the old three-tab style, and their layered look suits the home's design. The crew reflashed the penetrations, reset the vents, and finished the roof with fresh ridge caps for a clean, watertight surface built to handle the Front Range's next storm season.

Close-up of new architectural asphalt shingles in a weathered-wood gray blend on a home in Colorado Springs, Colorado
The new architectural asphalt shingles up close, a weathered-wood gray blend with a dimensional profile.
Aerial view of the completed architectural shingle roof on the front of a two-story home in Colorado Springs, Colorado
The completed roof from the front, with new shingles, ridge vents, and reset penetrations.

The Result

The home went from a hail-battered roof to a fresh architectural shingle system, with the roof and every piece of collateral storm damage documented and handled through one insurance claim. Because CRC managed the process from inspection through the finished roof, the homeowner had a single accountable contractor the whole way, and a roof reset to a full service life ahead of the next Colorado hail season.

Why CRC for a Hail Insurance Claim

A hail-damaged roof is easy to under-scope if no one inspects the whole building. CRC documents the roof and the collateral damage, presents the complete claim, and then reroofs it right. Our Denver office serves the Front Range, and our residential team installs architectural asphalt shingle roofs and handles storm and hail insurance claims across Colorado.

Get a Storm-Damage Roof Assessment

If a hail storm has hit your home, do not wait for a leak to find out how bad the roof 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.

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