Storm and Disaster Damage Restoration in Southwest Denver Metro, Colorado
Storms here arrive fast: hail in the afternoon, wind off the foothills, and flash floods in canyons and along creeks. 911 Restoration of Denver Metro restores storm damage in Littleton, Bear Valley and Bear Creek, Westwood and Harvey Park, Columbine and Ken Caryl, the west side of Highlands Ranch, Englewood, Ruby Hill and Overland, Marston and Fort Logan, and Morrison, and we start with board-up and tarping so the next storm does not finish what the first began.
Quick answer: 911 Restoration of Denver Metro provides 24/7 storm damage restoration across southwest Denver metro: emergency board-up and roof tarping, water and mud extraction, drying, roof repair, and reconstruction, with a typical 45-minute arrival and Direct Insurance Coordination. Call (720) 914-8589 for immediate help.
How Storm Damage Shows Up in Southwest Denver Metro
Hail
Colorado's severe hail frequency peaks in mid-June, a little later than the early June tornado peak. On June 18 and 19, 2018, hail up to 3 inches fell across the Denver metro area, and two of Colorado's ten costliest hailstorms were centered here. Hail breaks shingles, flashing, skylights, and siding, and water follows through the openings.
Flash floods
Morrison sits where Bear Creek and Mount Vernon Creek meet. Mount Vernon Creek drains only 9.4 square miles, yet it peaked at about 9,230 cubic feet per second in September 1938, and the July 24, 1896 flood on Bear Creek killed 27 people. Flood control dams reduce risk, but a canyon storm can still put water into basements quickly, and we treat floodwater as contaminated.
Wind
The National Weather Service notes that winds of 60 to near 100 miles per hour can occur in and near the foothills, including Denver, mostly in winter. High wind can strip roofing, damage fences and siding, and drop limbs onto structures. We tarp, board up, and secure the property, then document the damage for your adjuster.
How We Handle Storm Damage Restoration in Southwest Denver Metro
- You call (720) 914-8589. We ask about the damage, any water entry, and whether power or gas is a hazard.
- We board up openings and tarp the roof to stop further water entry.
- We extract water and mud and remove materials that cannot be dried or cleaned.
- We dry the structure to verified targets and treat for mold and contamination where needed.
- We document the storm damage for your adjuster and complete roof, exterior, and interior repairs.
For the national overview of this service, see Storm Damage Restoration.
Signs You Need Storm Damage Restoration, and What To Do First
- Missing or cracked shingles, bent flashing, or damaged skylights
- Dents in gutters, vents, siding, or window frames
- Water stains on ceilings after a storm
- Water or mud in a basement after flash flooding
- Fallen limbs or trees on a roof, fence, or structure
- Damp insulation in the attic after hail or wind-driven rain
Stay away from downed power lines and damaged trees, and do not climb onto a damaged roof. If water is entering, move belongings away and call (720) 914-8589 for emergency tarping or board-up. Take photos of the damage from the ground and inside, and keep receipts for emergency repairs.
What Affects the Scope and Timeline
The scope covers both the emergency work and the permanent repairs. We tarp and board up first, extract and dry any water that entered, and then list the roof, siding, window, and interior repairs needed. A roof that looks intact from the ground can hide cracked shingles, so we inspect closely and document each issue.
Emergency tarping happens the same day we are called whenever possible, drying takes several days, and repairs follow. Permanent roof and exterior work depends on materials and weather. We tell you early when a delay is likely.
What We Restore After Storm damage
- Shingles, flashing, and roof decks
- Siding, soffits, and gutters
- Windows, skylights, and doors
- Attics and ceilings after water entry
- Basements after flash flooding
- Fences and exterior structures
- Landscaping debris and mud
- Interiors damaged by wind-driven rain
Insurance and Documentation for Storm Damage Restoration
We provide Direct Insurance Coordination on storm losses. That means photos, readings, and a written scope of work that your adjuster can review, communication with the adjuster on your behalf, and billing handled for you. Coverage depends on your policy, so confirm with your carrier what applies to hail, wind, and flood damage, since policies often treat each differently.
Why Property Owners Choose 911 Restoration for Storm Damage Restoration
24/7 Response, 45-Minute Typical Arrival
We answer every call at any hour, and our typical arrival is 45 minutes, so storm damage gets attention while it can still be contained.
IICRC-Certified Technicians
Trained crews with moisture meters, thermal imaging, and the containment and disinfection equipment each job requires.
Direct Insurance Coordination, No Subcontractors
One local team documents the loss, works with your adjuster, and handles the work from emergency response through reconstruction.
We provide this service in Littleton, Bear Valley and Bear Creek, Westwood and Harvey Park, Columbine and Ken Caryl, the west side of Highlands Ranch, Englewood, Ruby Hill and Overland, Marston and Fort Logan, and Morrison.
Frequently Asked Storm Damage Restoration Questions in Southwest Denver Metro
What should I do right after a hail storm?
Can you tarp my roof the same day?
What do I do about flash flooding in my basement?
Does wind damage show up later?
Do you handle repairs after the emergency work?
Related Services from 911 Restoration of Denver Metro
This page is part of 911 Restoration of Denver Metro. If your loss involves more than one problem, we also provide Water Damage Restoration, Fire Damage Restoration, and Mold Remediation, all handled by the same local team.
Contact 911 Restoration of Denver Metro About Storm Damage Restoration
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