10/21/2026
Colorado homeowner policies don’t always use a flat-dollar deductible for wind and hail — many use a percentage of your home’s insured value instead.
On a home insured at $500,000, a 2% deductible means you’d owe $10,000 out of pocket before coverage kicks in on a hail claim (that’s a hypothetical example, not a quote).
After a few seasons of Front Range hailstorms, that number catches a lot of people off guard when a claim finally comes in.
If you don’t know whether your policy has a flat or percentage wind/hail deductible, it’s worth a five-minute look.
DM me DEDUCTIBLE and I’ll help you find it in your declarations page.