Storm Damage Restoration in Denver
Hail, wind, and storm-driven water damage recovery for commercial and multifamily properties. Roof replacement, exterior restoration, and full structural rebuild under one contract.
Response built to handle storm damage from start to finish
Storm damage restoration across Denver and Colorado’s Front Range for commercial and multifamily properties. We handle the full scope of hail, wind, and storm damage. Every project is managed as a single insurance claim with one team from the first call through final inspection.
Storm damage restoration services for Denver commercial properties
We handle every phase of storm damage restoration, from the initial damage assessment through complete exterior and structural reconstruction. One team. One insurance claim.
Roof replacement
We don’t just patch. We replace what needs replacing and prove why with the documentation to back it up.TPO, EPDM, steep-slope, fluid-applied, shingle, and metal roof systems. HAAG-certified inspectors assess the damage and document it for your insurance carrier.
Full exterior restoration
We assess and restore everything as part of a single claim scope so nothing gets missed and nothing gets paid out of pocket that insurance should have covered. This includes gutters, downspouts, siding, fascia, soffit, exterior lighting, and window systems.
HVAC and mechanical
Rooftop HVAC condensers are some of the most expensive items damaged in a hail storm, and they’re the easiest for a roofing-only contractor to overlook. We document condenser damage, coordinate replacement with mechanical subs, and include it in the insurance claim alongside the roof and exterior work.
Water intrusion and structural repair
High winds and hail can compromise the building envelope, letting water in through damaged roofing, flashing, or siding. If water intrusion has reached the interior, we handle extraction, drying, environmental testing, and reconstruction.
Emergency tarping and board-up
When a storm tears off roofing material or puts a tree through a wall, the building needs to be secured before the next rain. Our emergency response team handles tarping, board-up, and temporary weatherproofing to prevent secondary damage while the full scope is assessed.
Insurance claim documentation
HAAG-certified damage assessments. Drone photography for large roof surfaces. Detailed scope reports aligned to Xactimate line items. We document every element affected by the storm so your insurance claim reflects the true cost of the damage.
How we handle storm damage restoration
Most storm damage projects stall because nobody owns the full picture. The roofer waits on the siding crew, the siding crew waits on the adjuster, and so on. We manage the entire claim scope as a single project with one timeline.
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Assessment and documentation
HAAG-certified inspectors walk the entire property, not just the roof. We document damage to every exterior component. Drone photography captures large or hard-to-access roof surfaces. You get a full damage report within 48 hours of our inspection.
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Insurance coordination
We work directly with your adjuster from day one. Our scope is built on Xactimate line items so there’s no translation needed between what we document and what the carrier approves. If the initial settlement misses legitimate damage, we file supplements with the evidence to support them.
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Full-scope restoration
One project manager owns the schedule, coordinates all trades, and keeps you updated. No chasing separate contractors.
Hail damage on your building? Get a full-scope assessment.
We’ll inspect every exterior component, not just the roof, and tell you exactly what your insurance claim should include.
Denver's storm damage restoration team
Downtown Denver, LoDo, Capitol Hill, Cherry Creek, Highlands, RiNo, Stapleton/Central Park, Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Centennial, Littleton, Englewood, Parker, Castle Rock, Boulder, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, and all Front Range communities.
Our equipment and crews are based in Littleton, south of Denver. We respond to storm damage across the entire Front Range, from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs.
Tyson Witkamp
Operations Lead
Tyson leads Spyder’s emergency mitigation and restoration operations across the Front Range. When you call Spyder for a storm emergency, Tyson’s team is the one that shows up. With experience managing large-loss restoration at commercial properties, hospitals, and hotels throughout Colorado, he brings the kind of hands-on knowledge that only comes from years on the job site.
Denver storm damage projects
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about storm damage restoration in Denver.
How quickly can you inspect my property after a hail storm in Denver?
It depends on the severity of the event. After a major hail storm, every roofing company in Denver is fielding calls at the same time. The earlier you call, the sooner we can get your property into the inspection queue. For emergency situations where the building envelope has been compromised and water is getting in, we provide 24/7 emergency tarping and board-up. Call (877) SPYDER-1.
What should a property manager do after a hail storm?
Document what you can see from the ground: dented gutters, cracked siding, damaged HVAC condensers. Take photos. Don’t get on the roof yourself. File a claim with your carrier and call a contractor with HAAG-certified inspectors to do a proper assessment. The sooner you file the claim and get an inspection, the stronger your position. Waiting months after the event gives the carrier room to question whether the damage came from the storm you’re claiming.
Do you only replace roofs, or do you handle the rest of the building too?
We handle the entire claim scope. Roofing, siding, gutters, HVAC, windows, exterior lighting, and any interior damage caused by water intrusion. We’re a full-service general contractor, not a roofing company. That means your insurance claim covers everything that was damaged, not just the most visible part.
Will you work with our insurance carrier?
We build our damage assessments using HAAG-certified inspection methodology and Xactimate line items, which is the same language your carrier uses. When carriers are open to it, we work directly with your adjuster to keep approvals moving. Either way, the documentation we deliver is built for adjusters, so your claim has what it needs to get approved.
What's the difference between hiring a roofer and hiring a GC after a storm?
A roofer inspects and replaces the roof. A GC inspects and restores the entire building. A typical hail storm damages the roof, gutters, siding, HVAC condensers, window seals, and exterior fixtures. If you hire a roofer, you get a roof claim. If you hire a GC like us, you get a building claim. The insurance carrier pays for both. You just need someone who documents the full scope.
How do I know if my building has hail damage?
You might not, especially on flat commercial roofs where the damage isn’t visible from the ground. HAAG-certified inspection is the standard for identifying hail impact on roofing materials, and it requires getting on the roof and examining the surface at close range. If your area was hit by a confirmed hail event, it’s worth having the property inspected even if you don’t see obvious damage from street level. Undocumented damage that worsens over time may not be covered later.
Can you handle storm damage across multiple properties at once?
Yes. A single hail storm can damage every property in a management company’s portfolio. We have the project management infrastructure and crew depth to inspect and restore multiple properties simultaneously. One relationship, one contract structure, consistent quality and communication across every property.
What types of roofing systems do you install?
TPO, EPDM, steep-slope, fluid-applied, shingle, and metal. We install to manufacturer specifications and provide NDL warranties up to 30 years. The system we recommend depends on your building type, budget, and what was there before. We don’t push one system over another. We recommend what makes sense for the building.
How long does a commercial storm damage restoration take?
A straightforward roof replacement on a single commercial building typically takes 2 to 4 weeks of active work, depending on the size and system type. Full-scope restoration including siding, gutters, HVAC, and windows takes longer because of trade coordination. The biggest variable is usually insurance approval, not the physical work. We start our scope and documentation process immediately after inspection so there’s no gap between claim approval and construction start.
Why shouldn't I hire one of the roofing crews that shows up after a storm?
After every major hail event in Denver, out-of-state crews arrive offering quick installs and aggressive pricing. The problem is accountability. They don’t have a local office. They won’t be here when the warranty issue shows up in two years. They typically only inspect and replace the roof, which means the rest of your building’s storm damage goes undocumented and unrecovered. We’ve been headquartered in Littleton since 2017. We’re not going anywhere.
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Tell us what’s going on and we’ll get back to you quickly with next steps.
If you have an emergency?
Call 24/7 (877) SPYDER-1
Storm damage on your building?
Get an assessment that covers the entire exterior. Spyder’s HAAG-certified inspectors document everything so your claim reflects the true cost of the damage.