When hail or wind damages your roof, siding, or gutters in Denver, Aurora, Lakewood or a surrounding area, you need more than repairs. You need documentation that matches what your insurance adjuster will actually approve, and you need someone who understands how Colorado storm damage shows up on exterior surfaces. Full Service Exteriors walks you through the entire claim process, from the first inspection to the final invoice.

This service begins with an on-site inspection where damage is photographed and documented in detail. You receive a report that shows what the adjuster will see, including wind-lifted shingles, dented gutters, and siding punctures. Full Service Exteriors will provide you with all necessary documentation to provide to your insurance adjuster. You gain clarity on your coverage, deductible, and timeline, and the company coordinates approved repairs across all affected exterior systems including roofing, siding, and gutters.

If you need help understanding your coverage or preparing for an adjuster visit in Denver or a surrounding area, reach out to discuss your claim.

Full Service Exteriors begins by inspecting your property in Denver or the surrounding area and creating a detailed damage report with photos captured from multiple angles. This report includes measurements, material types, and notes on how the damage occurred, helping clarify what may need to be repaired or replaced.

Homeowners are responsible for submitting all documentation and communicating directly with their insurance adjuster throughout the claims process. Full Service Exteriors provides the necessary inspection details and documentation so you have clear, organized information to share with your insurance company.

Once your claim is approved, you can expect a streamlined repair process with a clearly defined scope of work. Full Service Exteriors focuses on delivering quality repairs or replacement based on the approved scope, while keeping you informed throughout the project timeline.

This service does not include legal representation, policy interpretation, or communication with your insurance provider. It is designed to provide accurate technical documentation and dependable construction services, whether your damage is recent or part of a previously filed claim. The company remains focused on your project from approval through completion to ensure a smooth transition from claim to repair.

What does the initial inspection include?

The inspection includes a full exterior review with photos, measurements, and a written report that documents hail dents, wind damage, and any other issues your adjuster needs to see. You receive a copy of this report before it goes to your insurance company.

How long does the claim process typically take?

Most claims take two to four weeks from inspection to approval, depending on your insurance company and the complexity of the damage. Full Service Exteriors provides detailed inspection reports and documentation to support your claim and help keep the process organized.

Homeowners are responsible for submitting all information to their insurance adjuster and following up as needed. If additional documentation is required due to an incomplete scope, General Contracting Services can provide supplemental materials upon request to support your submission.

What if my claim gets denied or undervalued?

If your claim is denied or the payout does not cover the full scope of repairs, you can review your adjuster’s report and submit additional documentation or request a re-inspection. Full Service Exteriors can provide updated inspection details, photos, and supporting documentation to help you address any discrepancies.

When should I file a claim after a storm?

You should file as soon as you notice damage, but claims can still be submitted months after a storm if you discover issues later. Full Service Exteriors can inspect your property and help you determine whether the damage is recent enough to qualify under your policy.

What types of damage are typically covered?

Hail, wind, and storm-related damage to roofing, siding, and gutters are usually covered, though each policy varies. General Contracting Services reviews your coverage with you and explains what is likely to be approved based on the damage found during the inspection.

If your home in Denver, Littleton, Centennial or a surrounding area took damage from a recent storm or if you are unsure whether your exterior issues qualify for a claim, Full Service Exteriors can assess the damage and explain your next steps. Contact the team to schedule an inspection and start the documentation process.