Elizabeth and the surrounding Elbert County countryside sit squarely in hail-alley. We bring the same thorough storm-damage documentation and quality installation out here that we do in the metro.
Real Upstream work on the Front RangeNOAA has logged 95 hail days in Elbert County since 2014 — with stones up to 3.5″ (baseball-size). Hail season here runs June through August. These are the most significant on record:
Reported hail events in Elbert County — source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database (public domain) (2013-2025). A nearby record doesn't mean your roof was hit, and no record doesn't mean no damage. Only a roof-level inspection is definitive.
One local team for everything above your foundation in Elizabeth — done right, backed by real warranties.
Yes — every roof inspection in Elizabeth is completely free and no-pressure. We come to you, document the condition of your roof and exterior in detail, and give you an honest read on whether you're looking at a repair, a replacement, or no work at all.
We're based in Parker, about 25 minutes from Elizabeth, so after a hailstorm we can usually get out to inspect within a few days. Owner Nathan Stovall is hands-on with every job, so you're not waiting on an out-of-state storm-chaser to circle back.
Hail season in Elizabeth runs June through August. NOAA's Storm Events Database has recorded 95 hail days in Elbert County since 2014 (2013-2025), with hailstones up to 3.5″ — baseball-size. A nearby report doesn't mean your roof was hit; a free roof-level inspection is the only definitive check.
Yes. We've worked the insurance side for decades. We document the storm damage thoroughly, can meet your adjuster on site to point out what we found, and give you a detailed written estimate and any supplements to submit to your insurer.
Free inspection, no pressure, and a detailed estimate you can hand to your insurer.
