Hail

Colorado’s high altitude makes the region more susceptible to hailstorms. They happen most often in June. However, hailstorms can wreak havoc from March to October. The bottom line is that unless you have Class 4 or impact-resistant (IR) shingles, your roofing system can sustain cracks and holes. These problems lead to leaks and poor insulation, causing energy inefficiency and pest invasion. Call Stone Creek to perform roof repair that remedy’s the aftermath of hailstorms.

Impact

When heavy tree limbs or other outside debris crashes down onto the roof deck, it causes severe impact damage. It’s important to get the issue addressed immediately—don’t try to climb your roof once the storm is over and assess the damage yourself. Instead, call Stone Creek to remove what has fallen onto the roof and figure out what needs to be repaired.

High Winds

If you need roof repair in Fort Collins due to wind damage, turn to Stone Creek. It’s common for strong wind gusts to loosen roofing materials or tear them from the surface altogether. If the wind has caused substantial damage to your roofing system, we’ll confirm whether roof repair or replacement is the best option.

Water

Water damage is the leading cause of roof damage and premature roof failure. Excess rainwater can lead to condensation in the attic. Plus, hail can crack your flashing, allowing water to seep inside and cause mold and mildew.