Hail or high wind hit your roof? We inspect it free, document the damage, and handle the insurance claim from the first inspection to the final invoice.
No obligation. Tell us what the storm did and we'll take a look.
After a Western Slope storm, most roof damage is easy to miss from the ground. Here's what we look for — and what you can watch for yourself.
Hail leaves soft, dark spots where it knocked the granules loose. They feel like a bruise on an apple.
A gutter or downspout full of sand-like grit means shingles are shedding the layer that protects them.
Hard hits and debris can split shingles outright, leaving the mat underneath exposed.
High wind breaks the seal and peels shingles up — sometimes tearing them off completely.
Dents on metal flashing, vent caps, and gutters are a strong sign hail was big enough to bruise the roof too.
Water spots on a ceiling or daylight and moisture in the attic mean the damage already reached inside.
Seeing one or two of these doesn't always mean you need a new roof — and seeing none doesn't always mean you're in the clear. The only way to know is to get on the roof and look. That part's free.
When you call after a storm, we come out and actually get on the roof. We check the shingles, flashing, vents, and gutters up close, and we photograph everything we find so there's a clear record of the damage.
If your roof doesn't need replacing, we'll tell you that. If a repair will hold, we'll say so. The inspection is yours to keep either way — no pressure to file a claim or sign anything.
Storm claims are where most homeowners get stuck. This is the part APX is known for — we walk it with you from the first inspection to the final invoice, so you're not doing it alone.
We inspect the roof and photograph every area of damage, building a clear, organized record before anything gets filed.
We help you get the claim started with your insurance company and make sure the storm damage is described accurately from the start.
When the adjuster comes out, we're on the roof with them — walking the full scope of the damage so nothing gets overlooked.
Once your carrier approves the claim, we go over the scope with you so you understand exactly what the work includes.
Our crew replaces the roof to code and cleans up completely — most residential roofs in a single day.
We handle the final invoicing directly with your carrier, so the paperwork end of the job isn't left on your plate.
When the claim is approved, we get to work. A typical residential roof is a one-day job: we protect the yard and landscaping, tear off the old roof, install the new one to code, and clean up before we leave.
Cleanup is a point of pride. We run magnetic rollers across the yard and driveway to pull stray nails, haul off every scrap of the old roof, and leave the property the way we found it — usually cleaner. You get your home back, storm damage handled, in about a day.
Storm-damaged roof in Grand Junction? We're on roofs across the city and the Western Slope every week — and here's the full insurance process if you want the deep dive. If the storm hit a commercial building, that's the same fight with a bigger roof.
"Fantastic job from start to finish and were EXTREMELY helpful dealing with the insurance. Passed Mesa County inspection with flying colors. Extremely honest!"
"Wind damage… excellent company."
Most of it isn't visible from the ground. Bruised shingles, lost granules, and lifted edges usually show up only when someone gets on the roof — which is exactly what the free inspection is for. We get up there, photograph what we find, and show you.
Read: How to spot hail damage from the ground →Yes. We document the damage with photos, help you file, meet your adjuster on-site to walk the full scope, and handle final invoicing with your carrier once the work is done.
Read: How a roof insurance claim works, start to finish →Sooner is better. Fresh damage is easier to document clearly, and catching a leak early keeps a small problem from becoming interior damage. Call and we'll get you on the schedule.
Read: What to do after a hailstorm on the Western Slope →Then that's what we'll tell you. If a repair will hold or your roof doesn't need work yet, we'll say so. We'd rather be straight with you than sell you a roof you don't need.
Read: 7 signs your roof needs repair →Grand Junction and the whole Western Slope — Fruita, Palisade, Clifton, Orchard Mesa, Fruitvale, Loma, Mack, and out to Montrose, Delta, Rifle, Parachute, Ridgway, Ouray, Hotchkiss, and Cimarron.
We get on the roof. Ground-level looks miss most storm damage. We inspect the shingles, flashing, vents, and gutters up close and document all of it with photos.
Hail or wind damage on the Western Slope? We'll get on the roof, document what we find, and walk the insurance claim with you. Active leak? Here's what to do right now.
