We are more than a roofing contractor in Security-Widefield, we are a crew that understands a community where nearly one in five residents is a veteran. Security-Widefield is unincorporated El Paso County, so your permit runs through the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department rather than a city hall.
As your roofing company in Security-Widefield, Storm Guard handles the full scope. Residential roofing, commercial roofing, gutters, and emergency tarping.
This is a high ownership community, with roughly 87 percent of homes owner occupied across more than 13,000 housing units. That means most of the roofs here belong to the people living under them, and repair or replacement decisions are personal rather than a landlord line item.
Local commercial property, from small retail to the buildings serving the base traffic on Highway 85, gets the same commercial roofing attention as any job in the city.
Drainage is a known issue in parts of Security-Widefield, with repeated street level flooding reported in some neighborhoods. Where your roof water goes matters here, so we size and route gutter systems to move it well clear of the foundation.
After a hail event, emergency roof tarping keeps the interior dry while the claim gets underway. We can usually reach Security-Widefield the same day.
As your roofer in Security-Widefield, we keep the process tight, because military families often have a hard deadline that has nothing to do with roofing.
We inspect the whole roof and put the findings in writing with photographs, which is exactly what you need if you are selling ahead of a move or filing a claim.
Our Security-Widefield roofing contractors provide an itemized estimate covering tear-off, decking, underlayment, and the county permit.
We install to manufacturer specification using premium materials, with fastening and impact resistance suited to a part of the county that takes regular hail.
After a thorough final roof inspection, we magnet sweep the yard and driveway. Nobody wants roofing nails in a family driveway.
Storm Guard uses only the highest quality materials sourced from top manufacturers. In Security-Widefield the most common upgrade worth discussing is an impact rated shingle, because this area has taken repeated damaging hail.
As your go-to roofer in Security-Widefield, we work to your timeline and document everything. From roof replacement to gutters and emergency support, we do it all. Call us today for your consultation.
Yes, it is a core part of our service area. Security-Widefield is an unincorporated community about eight miles south southeast of downtown Colorado Springs, next to Fort Carson, and permits here are issued by the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department because the area is unincorporated county rather than a city.
Yes, and we are asked to often. Census data shows 18.5 percent of Security-Widefield residents are veterans, more than double the Colorado rate of 7.5 percent. We schedule around move dates, provide documentation suitable for a relocation sale, and keep the timeline realistic rather than optimistic.
Hail damage is often invisible from the ground. Look for:
Replacement rather than repair is warranted when:
One to two days for most homes here, since the housing stock is largely single family on standard lots. If you are working to a move out date, tell us at the inspection and we will confirm whether the timeline is achievable before you commit.
Yes. We inspect, photograph, and attend the adjuster meeting. This area needs it: after the hailstorm of 20 August 2024, local reporting described hundreds of Fountain and Security-Widefield residents starting insurance and repair processes. We do not negotiate settlements, and no Colorado contractor may pay or waive your deductible.
A manufacturer warranty on materials and a Storm Guard workmanship warranty on installation. If you are likely to sell within a few years, ask us about transferability at the inspection, because it varies by product.
Roof area, pitch, material, and deck condition set the number. Impact rated shingles cost more upfront and are worth pricing here given the hail record. We give you both options in writing so you can compare.
A little. Darker shingles absorb more heat and raise attic temperatures in summer. At 5,847 feet in southern El Paso County, impact rating and ventilation will do more for the roof than the color choice.
Signs of a problem are an upstairs that stays hot into the evening, frost on nail points in the attic in winter, and one slope of the roof aging faster than the others. Balanced intake at the soffit and exhaust at the ridge is what fixes it.
Hail damaged slopes and the flashing details. Because Security-Widefield sits on relatively flat ground with limited wind break, the damage pattern here is impact driven far more than uplift driven.
It can be. Metal can last 40 to 70 years and handles impact well, though it can still dent cosmetically in a severe hailstorm. For most Security-Widefield homes, an impact rated asphalt shingle is the more common balance of cost and performance.
Once a roof passes roughly 15 years many carriers move it to actual cash value and deduct depreciation from any payout. In a neighborhood that has taken repeated hail, that shift can leave a significant gap, so it is worth checking your policy before the next storm season rather than after.
Yes. Flashing protects the leak prone points at chimneys, sidewalls, and valleys. Since drainage and standing water are already a known frustration in parts of Security-Widefield, the last thing you want is water finding a way in from above as well.
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