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Longmont sits in Colorado's Front Range hail belt — roughly 633 hail events a year within 15 miles. We install Class 4 impact-resistant roofs built for that cycle and document storm damage thoroughly for your insurance claim.

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Longmont Hail & Storm History

Longmont sits squarely in Colorado's Front Range hail belt. Roughly 6,900 hail events have been recorded within 15 miles of the city since 2015 — about 633 per year — with hail season running April through August and peaking in May and June.

Recent storms that hit Longmont roofs

  • June 19, 2018 — Up to 3" hail across the Front Range; part of a storm system that caused an estimated $276.4 million in property damage, among the costliest in Colorado history.
  • May 9–10, 2023 — Major thunderstorms brought roof, auto, and flooding damage to Longmont, Erie, Johnstown, and Firestone.
  • July 20, 2024 — Hail with shingles blown off reported in the Longmont area.
  • December 2025 — Wind gusts up to 102 mph recorded near Longmont.

Hail of 1" or larger can damage shingles, and most of the harm is invisible from the ground. If your home has been through any of these storms, a professional inspection is the only way to know for sure. See our storm damage process

Why Longmont roofs need Class 4 shingles

Boulder County building code amendments require asphalt shingles on re-roofing projects to be Class 4 impact-resistant (UL 2218) — exactly the standard Longmont's hail cycle demands. A building permit is required for any roof replacement over 100 square feet, and a final roof inspection is mandatory.

  • Class 4 (UL 2218) impact-resistant shingles, code-compliant for Boulder County.
  • High-wind nail pattern and drip edge installed per IRC requirements.
  • We pull the permit and schedule the final inspection so your roof is documented and insurable.
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Roofing Services in Longmont

Longmont's position on the Front Range hail belt means roofs here take a beating every spring and summer. We install Class 4 impact-resistant systems built for that cycle, handle the Boulder County permit and inspection process, and document storm damage thoroughly for your insurance claim.

  • Familiar with Boulder County and City of Longmont building codes and permit requirements.
  • Rapid emergency tarping response across the Longmont area.
  • Serving homeowners in Longmont and across Boulder County.
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Common Questions

How long do I have to file a hail damage claim in Longmont?
Colorado homeowners insurance policies generally give you one to two years from the storm date to file a hail claim, but the exact window depends on your policy. Check your declarations page and contact your agent promptly. Hail damage is often invisible from the ground, so the sooner you document it with a free inspection, the stronger your claim. We do not provide legal or insurance advice.
Does Boulder County require impact-resistant shingles?
Yes. Boulder County building code amendments require asphalt shingles on re-roofing projects to be Class 4 impact-resistant, tested to UL 2218. A building permit is required for any roof replacement over 100 square feet, and a final roof inspection is mandatory. We pull the permit and schedule the final inspection so your roof is documented and insurable.
Do I really have to pay my insurance deductible?
Yes. Under Colorado law (CRS 6-22-104), it is illegal for a roofing contractor to pay, waive, or absorb your insurance deductible— and we comply with that law. You are responsible for your deductible. We offer financing options (subject to credit approval) so you can pay your deductible over time; we never advertise or offer to cover your deductible.
Will my insurance premium increase if I file a storm damage claim?
This is a question for your insurance agent. In general, whether a hail claim affects your premiums depends on your specific policy and insurer— Colorado policyholders should ask their agent how a hail claim may affect their rates. We focus on documenting your roof damage accurately; we don't provide legal or insurance advice.
How long does a full roof replacement take?
From the initial tear-off to the final magnetic sweep for nails, our crews typically complete a standard residential property in a single day, leaving zero debris behind.
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