Emergency tarping
Water is coming in now. We stop it today and inspect properly afterwards.
What we do
Four things. Anything else, we will tell you who in Longmont actually does it.
Storm damage inspection
Photographed, measured, written up in the format your adjuster expects.
Full roof replacement
Asphalt, impact-resistant, metal. Tear-off and disposal included, never subcontracted.
Repairs and flashing
The leak that only shows up in a driving rain. Usually a valley or a boot, not the whole roof.
What happens after you call
Most people have never claimed on a roof before. This is the whole sequence, including the parts that are your job and the parts that are ours.
- 01Today
We tarp it
Before anything is agreed and before anyone talks about money. Water damage compounds every hour.
We do this - 02Within 48h
Full inspection, documented
Every slope photographed, hail strikes marked and counted, measurements taken. You get the file whether or not you use us.
We do this - 03Day 3
You open the claim
You call your insurer — it has to come from you. We send you the documentation and the claim number goes on it.
You do this - 04Week 1–2
Adjuster visit
We meet them on the roof so nothing gets missed. If they scope it low, we file a supplement with the photos.
We meet them - 05Week 2–4
Materials and schedule
You pick colour and product from what the claim covers. We give you a date and we keep it.
Together - 06Install
Tear-off and replace
One to three days. Our own crew, magnet-swept twice, driveway protected. You do not need to be home.
We do this - 07After
Warranty and final paperwork
Ten years on workmanship, manufacturer warranty registered in your name. Final invoice matches the claim — no surprise line items.
We do this
Your deductible is the only part insurance does not cover. Anyone offering to "waive" it is asking you to commit insurance fraud — in Colorado that is a felony for both of you.
Why the tarp comes first
The damage doubles while you wait for an adjuster.
Insurance takes a week to send someone out. Water does not wait a week — it gets into the decking, then the insulation, then the ceiling below. So we cover it the day you call and settle the paperwork afterwards.
- Tarped the same day, before anything is signed
- Photographed as we go, so the claim has a before
- No charge for the tarp if we do the roof
Recent work
Jobs in Longmont and Boulder County from this season.
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If it is leaking right now, call. Do not fill in a form.
The storm line goes to a person, not a queue. If it can wait until morning, the inspection is free and takes about forty-five minutes.
What people wrote afterwards
Called at 9pm during the June hail. They had a tarp on by 11 and did not ask for a card first. The claim paperwork they handed me was better organised than anything my insurer sent.
Three companies knocked on our door the morning after the storm. Halvorsen was the only one already working in the neighbourhood a year later.
Adjuster scoped it for a repair. They filed a supplement with photos and it came back approved for a full replacement. Would not have known that was possible.
Who is actually on your roof
Our own crew. Not whoever answered the ad this week.
After a hail event this county fills with out-of-state crews who leave in spring. Every person on your roof is on our payroll, carries our insurance, and will still be here next year when you call about something.
- Same crew on every job, no day labour
- Colorado licensed #CR-48812, certificate on request
- Driveway protected, yard magnet-swept twice
What people ask after a storm
Most of these come up on the first phone call. Better you read them now.
Will my insurance actually pay for this?
If the damage is storm-related, usually yes — you pay your deductible and the policy covers the rest. We document every slope so the adjuster has what they need, and if they scope it low we file a supplement with the photos.
Someone knocked on my door offering a free roof. Should I use them?
Be careful. After every hail event, out-of-state crews work the neighbourhood and are gone by spring. Ask for a Colorado license number, an insurance certificate, and a local address you can drive to. Ask us for the same.
Can you waive my deductible?
No, and neither can anyone else. Offering to is insurance fraud, and in Colorado it is a felony for the contractor and the homeowner both. Anyone who offers has told you something important about themselves.
How long will my house be open?
One to three days for a full replacement, depending on size and pitch. The roof is never left open overnight — if we cannot finish a section it gets dried in before the crew leaves.
Do I need to be home?
No. We need access to the driveway and the exterior, that is all. The driveway gets protected and the yard is magnet-swept twice before we go.
Getting hold of us
Storm line is answered around the clock. Everything else, office hours.
Mon – Fri7:00 – 18:00
Saturday8:00 – 14:00
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