09/03/2026
If youāre in southeast Aurora, Parker, or Lone Tree⦠check your roof.
The storms that rolled through in mid-August werenāt just loud.
Radar confirmed hail of an inch or bigger over two pockets of the south metro⦠one over the Ken Caryl/Morrison foothills, and one right over Lone Tree, Parker, and Foxfield. Golf-ball sized hail near Foxfield. Some intersections had 2-3 FEET of hail piled up. They brought out snowplows. In August.
And on the 13th, another cell dropped hail right through southeast Aurora, around Copperleaf and Eaglecrest.
Hereās the thing about hail damage: it doesnāt always look like damage.
Your roof can take hits that youāll never see from the ground. Then 8 months from now, youāve got a leak, and youāre trying to prove to your insurance company WHEN it happened.
So hereās what Iād do this week:
1. If you were in the path, get your roof inspected. Documented, with photos.
2. Before you file anything, know your wind/hail deductible. Iāve seen 5% deductibles turn into $24,000 out-of-pocket surprises. Know your number FIRST.
3. Be careful with door-knockers. After storms like this, out-of-state roofers flood these neighborhoods. Some are great. Some will sign you up for a claim you didnāt need to file.
Not sure what your deductible actually is? Grab your policy, or just call me⦠Iāll look at it with you. Takes 10 minutes. No pressure, no pitch.
Whether we work together or not, Iād rather you find out what youāre covered for NOW than after you file.
(720) 412-0368