Severe weather moved through portions of Colorado yesterday, bringing hail-producing storm activity across parts of the Front Range, including areas within the broader Colorado Springs and Denver metro regions.
As is typical with Colorado storm systems, hail activity is highly localized and can vary significantly depending on the exact storm path and duration of exposure. Some areas experience brief but intense hail cores, while nearby locations may see lighter or minimal effects.
At Just Roofs & Gutters (JRG), we are currently coordinating post-storm inspections for properties that fall within known storm activity corridors and customer locations identified in affected regions.
Storm activity overview
Hail-producing systems in Colorado often develop quickly and move in narrow bands, which results in uneven distribution of impacts across relatively small geographic areas. Because of this, two nearby properties may experience very different levels of exposure during the same storm event.
Observed exterior impact patterns
Following hail-producing storm activity in Colorado, exterior systems may exhibit varying indicators depending on storm intensity, material type, and level of exposure.
In post-storm environments such as those seen across the Front Range, commonly observed conditions may include:
- Surface-level impact markings or granule disturbance on roofing materials
- Denting or deformation on gutters and downspouts
- Cosmetic impact marks on siding, trim, or exterior finishes
- Exposure-related markings on vents, screens, or other soft metal components
- Localized accumulation of hail or storm debris depending on storm path
Inspection and documentation approach
Post-storm exterior evaluations are conducted to establish a clear record of property condition following hail activity. These assessments focus on documenting observable conditions at the time of inspection and providing photographic reference for findings.
Each inspection includes photographic documentation and a clear assessment of exterior findings.
Ongoing monitoring
Additional field updates will be provided as inspection activity continues and more properties are evaluated following yesterday’s storm system.