We are more than a roofing contractor in Falcon, we are the crew that shows up when the wind comes off the plains with nothing to slow it down. Fully licensed, insured, and pulling permits through the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department on every job.
As your roofing company in Falcon, Storm Guard covers the whole roof, not just the visible slope. Residential roofing, commercial roofing, gutters, and emergency tarping are all handled by the same team.
Most of Falcon was built out from the 1990s onward, which means whole streets in Meridian Ranch and Woodmen Hills are hitting the same roof age at the same time. We handle roof repair and full roof replacement on those builder-grade roofs.
Shops, storage buildings, and light industrial along the Highway 24 corridor take the same wind exposure as the houses. Our commercial roofing crews work around your operating hours.
Falcon gutters fill with grit and pine needles blown in off the open ground, then freeze solid. We clean, repair, and install gutter systems sized for the runoff these rooflines actually produce.
When a storm strips shingles overnight, emergency roof tarping stops water getting into the deck before the insurance process even starts. We can be out to Falcon the same day in most cases.
As your roofer in Falcon, we keep the process simple: look at the roof properly, tell you what we found, price it honestly, and clean up after ourselves.
We start on the roof, not from the driveway. Wind damage in Falcon usually shows as creased or lifted tabs along ridges and rakes, and you cannot see that from the ground.
Our Falcon roofing contractors put every line item in writing, including tear-off, decking repairs, underlayment, and the permit fee. No verbal numbers.
We install to manufacturer specification and to the wind and snow requirements that apply here, using premium materials from top manufacturers.
After a thorough final roof inspection, we run a magnet over the yard and driveway, because nobody in Falcon wants roofing nails in a gravel drive.
Storm Guard uses only the highest quality materials sourced from top manufacturers. On the exposed ground around Falcon, we usually steer homeowners toward impact rated shingles or standing seam metal, which handle wind uplift better than a standard three tab.
As your go-to roofer in Falcon, we deliver work that holds up on the open plains. From roof replacement to gutters and emergency support, we do it all. Call us today for your consultation.
Storm Guard handles residential and commercial roofing, roof repair, full roof replacement, roof inspections, gutter work, and emergency tarping across Falcon and the 80831 area. Because Falcon is unincorporated El Paso County, permits for all of it run through the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department rather than a town hall.
On the open ground around Falcon, most repair calls start with one of these:
If the damage is confined to one slope or one detail, repair is usually the right call.
Replacement makes more sense once the problem is spread across the roof:
Most single family homes in Meridian Ranch or Woodmen Hills are a one to two day tear-off and install once materials are on site. Larger acreage properties with outbuildings run longer. Wind is the usual delay out here rather than rain, because open ground makes it unsafe to handle sheets of underlayment above a certain gust speed.
Yes. We inspect, document the damage with photographs, and meet your adjuster on site so the scope of loss reflects what is actually on the roof. We cannot negotiate your settlement for you, and under Colorado law no roofing contractor may pay, waive, or rebate your deductible.
You get a manufacturer warranty on the materials and a Storm Guard workmanship warranty on the installation. The two cover different failures, and we walk you through which is which before you sign anything.
Cost comes down to roof size, pitch, material, and how much decking needs replacing once the old layers come off. A steep two story in Meridian Ranch prices differently from a single story ranch on acreage. We give you an itemized number after we have been on the roof, never a guess over the phone.
It helps a little. Darker shingles absorb more heat, which raises attic temperatures in summer. On the exposed plains around Falcon, ventilation and impact rating matter more to the life of the roof than color does.
Good ventilation lets the attic breathe, which keeps summer heat down and stops winter moisture condensing on the underside of the deck. Signs it is not working include a hot upstairs, frost on nails in the attic in January, and shingles that age faster on one slope than another.
Edges. On ground this open, wind gets under the first course along rakes and ridges and works the fasteners loose over several seasons. Flashing at chimneys and sidewalls is the second place we find trouble.
Properly installed and maintained, a metal roof can last 40 to 70 years. On the wind exposed lots north and east of Falcon, standing seam is a common choice because the fasteners are concealed and there is far less for the wind to catch.
Many carriers now shift older roofs from replacement cost to actual cash value, which means depreciation comes out of your settlement. In a hail exposed part of El Paso County like Falcon that change can be the difference between a covered replacement and a large out of pocket bill, so it is worth reading your renewal.
Yes. Flashing protects the leak prone details, and reusing bent or fatigued metal under new shingles is a false economy. We replace flashing as part of a full replacement rather than treating it as an upgrade.
Often enough to plan for it. The National Weather Service confirmed an EF-0 tornado at Falcon on 29 March 2019 with peak winds near 85 miles per hour, which it noted was the first March tornado recorded in El Paso County since 1951. Add routine summer hail and the open plains wind, and roofs here work harder than roofs inside the city.
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