Roof Repair · Replacement · Storm Damage
Northern Colorado Roofing & Restoration Contractor
The local roofing and siding company with an eye for what others miss. We inspect, repair, replace and restore roofs, siding and exteriors across Northern Colorado after hail, wind, leaks and normal wear.
Fig. 01 Ridge inspection, golden hour
- Licensed and insuredFort Collins license R‑2902
- Local office502 W Oak St, Lafayette
- Free written inspectionPhotos and findings before any work
- Call or text(303) 523-8756
Start here
What happened to your property?
Impact checks and documentation
Find the entry point first
Course-by-course repair
Repair, coat or replace, honestly
Siding, fascia and trim
Free, documented, no pressure
What we build and restore
Roofing first. Siding and exteriors, done to match.
Every service starts with a documented inspection and a written scope. You see what we see before any work is approved.
Roofing
Asphalt shingle systems matched to Front Range hail, wind, UV and freeze-thaw cycles.
Siding and exterior
Siding repair and restoration, fascia repair, trim restoration and storm damage exterior repair, matched to the rest of the home.
Roof coatings
Elastomeric systems that extend the life of sound, low-slope roofs, when an inspection shows coating makes sense.
How it works
Four steps. No surprises.
Fig. 02 Eave documentation, station 02
01
Contact us
Send the short form. We ask what you have noticed and set a time.
02
Inspection and assessment
We walk the roof and exterior, photograph what we find, and put it in writing.
03
You approve the scope
Before work begins, you review the findings, the options and the written scope, and you decide. No pressure, no surprise line items.
04
Work, cleanup, walkthrough
The approved scope is built, the site is cleaned, and we walk the finished work with you.
After the storm, a calm read
Hail damage rarely shows from the ground.
Impact bruising, granule loss and lifted shingle edges usually need an up-close look. A proper storm inspection covers shingles, flashing, ridges, valleys, vents, gutters, siding, trim and visible water-entry points.
We photograph and document what we find. The findings are yours to keep, whether or not you hire us. We do not negotiate insurance claims or promise claim outcomes; we give you an honest record of your roof’s condition. Our Colorado hail season guide covers what to do before and after a storm.
Fig. 03 Hail impact, chalk-circled
Fig. 04 Scope review at the tailgate
Why Eagle’s Eye
Built the way we would build our own.
Colorado homeowners deserve a company that shows up, does the work correctly and comes back when asked. Hail, wind, UV, snow and freeze-thaw cycles are hard on Front Range roofs and exteriors, so we inspect and document before we recommend, and we explain your options without pressure.
- Licensed (City of Fort Collins, R-2902) and insured
- Storm damage knowledge, minus the fear pitch
- Clear written scope before work begins
- Materials suited to Colorado conditions
- Clean job sites, every day of the job
- Exterior coating expertise
- Direct communication with the people doing the work
Homeowner guides: hail season, inspections, storm chasers →
From the blog: repair or replace, siding, coatings, after a hailstorm →
Where we work
Serving all of Northern Colorado.
Our crews work across Northern Colorado, close enough to show up, follow up and come back after the next storm.
Outside these cities? Ask. We will tell you honestly whether we can get there.
Fig. 05 Neighborhood rooftops, golden hour
Plain answers
Questions homeowners actually ask.
Do you serve my area?
We work across Northern Colorado, including Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley. Outside that range? Ask, and we will tell you honestly.
What should I do after hail or wind damage?
Note the date, photograph anything visible from the ground, and stay off the roof. Then schedule an inspection so the damage is documented up close.
Who should I call first, a roofer or my insurance company?
Many homeowners get the roof inspected and documented first, so they know whether a claim is even worth filing. Check your policy’s reporting deadlines either way.
Will homeowners insurance pay for roof repair?
Policies differ. Sudden storm damage is often covered; gradual wear usually is not. Your insurer decides, and clear photo documentation helps them decide accurately.
Can a hail-damaged roof be repaired, or does it need replacement?
It depends on how dense the impacts are, how widespread, and the roof’s age and condition. An inspection distinguishes a repairable roof from one at the end of its life.
What is a fair price for a roof repair?
It depends on the damage extent, materials, roof pitch and access. We do not quote from the ground. You get a written, itemized scope after inspection, before any work.
How long does a roof replacement take?
Most residential replacements take one to three days, depending on size, pitch and weather. You get a schedule with your scope.
When does roof coating make sense?
On low-slope roofs that are aging but structurally sound, an elastomeric coating can extend service life and put off a full replacement. The inspection tells us whether yours qualifies.
Do you repair siding and exterior storm damage?
Yes. Siding repair and restoration, fascia, trim and exterior coatings, matched to the rest of the home.
What happens during an inspection?
We walk the roof and exterior, photograph shingles, flashing, ridges, valleys, vents, gutters, siding and trim, and give you written findings. You decide what happens next.
Do you work with insurance documentation?
We provide the photos and written scope you can share with your insurer. We do not negotiate claims, act as adjusters or promise outcomes.
Free inspection
Let’s look at it together, before anything is decided.
A free inspection gets you photos, written findings and a scope you keep. The form at the top of this page or the inspection request page reaches us the same way, and we call to set a time.