by Terry Marks | Sep 17, 2018 | Blog, Roofing
Colorado is known as “hail alley.” Not only does Colorado get more severe hail storms than other parts of the United States, hail falls faster and hits harder. One study found Colorado hail to be 8 percent more damaging than when hail hits at sea level. A 2-inch... 
by Terry Marks | Jul 3, 2018 | Blog, Roofing
Storms can cause a great deal of damage to a roof, especially storms which include very strong winds and heavy rains. Even roofing systems which have not been in place very long can be blown around and buffeted by hurricanes, tornadoes, and ‘ordinary’... 
by Terry Marks | Jun 12, 2018 | Blog
This summer, Colorado faces another severe storm season, and with it comes the increased likelihood of hail storms. Pop-up thunderstorms may not last for long–and thankfully, there’s usually little to no damage. But sometimes, strong storms can leave homeowners... 
by Terry Marks | Aug 16, 2017 | Blog
Hail: it can be a minor and brief nuisance and a weather curiosity. Most of the time, hail melts quickly and may cause very minor damage. It can last just long enough to take a picture or to hold in one’s hand. Usually hail, which is frozen rain, can measure from 0.2... 
by Danny Fix | Sep 19, 2014 | Blog
Most home owners have no clue that they’re at a disadvantage when they have an insurance claim for major home damage. It’s not likely that your insurance company told you that the claims process could stretch out for a long time, and require tons of paperwork. Unless...
