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Storm Damage Restoration in Centennial, CO

Emergency Storm Response for Hail, Wind, and Rain Damage in Centennial

Centennial is in one of the most storm-active corridors in Colorado. The city sits squarely in the Front Range hail belt, and from May through September, residents can expect multiple severe storm events that deliver large hail, high winds, and heavy rain in short bursts. For homeowners in neighborhoods like Smoky Hill, Heritage Village, and Piney Creek Ranches, a single storm can mean a damaged roof, broken windows, water intrusion, downed trees, and compromised siding all at once. Anatom Restoration responds to storm damage 24 hours a day. Call (720) 356-0945 and we will dispatch a crew to your Centennial address to assess, document, and begin mitigation before more damage accumulates.
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What Centennial Storm Damage Looks Like and Why It Gets Worse Fast

A hailstorm in Centennial is not just a roof problem. Hail large enough to cause significant damage, which the Front Range sees multiple times per year, can crack window glazing, puncture soffit panels, damage HVAC equipment, strip gutters, dent metal flashing, and crack caulking around every penetration on the exterior of the home. Wind events compound the problem by tearing off damaged shingles and carrying tree branches and debris that impact the structure. Heavily treed neighborhoods like Chaparral, Castlewood, and Cherry Knolls see a disproportionate share of branch-impact damage because mature trees that have been through decades of storms develop weak limb structure. Once the exterior envelope is compromised, rain events that follow, sometimes just hours later, drive water through those openings. The attic fills with water, ceiling drywall begins to absorb, and the damage grows with every subsequent weather event. Emergency tarping and board-up immediately after a storm is often the difference between a manageable repair and a major reconstruction project.

Our Storm Damage Restoration Services in Centennial

Anatom Restoration handles every phase of storm damage restoration in Centennial. When we arrive, we begin with a thorough exterior and interior assessment, documenting all damage with photographs and written notes. We install emergency roof tarps where shingles or decking have been compromised to stop active water intrusion. We board up broken windows and damaged openings to prevent additional water and wind infiltration. We extract any water that has entered the structure and set up drying equipment where needed. We remove damaged materials, dry the structure to baseline, and rebuild using materials that match the existing construction as closely as possible. Throughout every phase, we maintain complete documentation of the damage and the work performed. We provide this documentation package to you so you have accurate records for your insurance claim, and we can coordinate with your adjuster directly to answer scope and methodology questions.

Storm Season Planning and Insurance in Centennial

The Front Range hail belt means storm damage to Centennial homes is not a question of if but when. Most homeowners’ policies in Colorado cover hail and wind damage as a standard peril, and many policies in the Denver metro have been updated in recent years to include cosmetic damage exclusions or higher percentage deductibles for hail events specifically. Before storm season, it is worth reviewing your policy to understand your deductible structure and what your coverage includes. After a storm, photograph any visible damage yourself before anyone touches it, and then call Anatom Restoration at (720) 356-0945. We will document the full extent of damage professionally and provide a scope of work that accurately reflects what needs to be done. We can coordinate with your insurance adjuster and answer technical questions, but the coverage determination is between you and your insurer. What we can guarantee is that the documentation we provide is thorough, accurate, and complete.
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Storm Damage Restoration FAQs

Yes. We serve all Centennial ZIP codes for storm damage restoration: 80122, 80112, 80111, 80016, and 80015. We respond to both residential and commercial properties. Call (720) 356-0945 at any time for emergency dispatch.
Yes, we serve all Centennial neighborhoods for storm damage restoration, including Smoky Hill, Smoky Ridge, Heritage Village, Piney Creek Ranches, Chaparral, Castlewood, Cherry Knolls, Ridgeview Hills, Hunters Hill, Greenfield, Antelope, Southglenn, Willow Creek, Fox Hill, Homestead in the Willows, Walnut Hills, Heritage Greens, and all others throughout the city.
Yes, hail damage is a covered peril under standard homeowners insurance in Colorado. However, many policies in the Denver metro area now include cosmetic exclusion clauses or separate percentage deductibles for hail events. It is important to understand your specific policy before storm season. We provide thorough documentation of all hail damage, functional and cosmetic, so you have a complete record for your claim.
As soon as you identify any damage to the exterior, call (720) 356-0945. Do not wait for the next day or the end of the week. Exposed openings in the roof or walls allow water to enter with every subsequent rain event, and Centennial often sees multiple storms in close succession during peak season. Emergency tarping and boarding can prevent a single storm’s damage from multiplying several times over.
Emergency tarping involves installing heavy-duty polyethylene tarps over areas of the roof where shingles, decking, or flashing have been damaged or removed. The tarps are secured to prevent wind displacement. This is a temporary measure designed to prevent additional water intrusion while permanent repairs are arranged. It is not a repair itself, but it is often the most important step you can take in the first 24 hours after storm damage.
Yes. High winds can lift and displace shingles even without hail, exposing underlayment or bare decking. They can tear off ridge caps, dislodge flashing around chimneys and skylights, and crack caulking on all exterior penetrations. Even small openings allow driven rain to enter, and wind-driven rain penetrates at angles that normal rainfall would not reach. After any significant wind event in Centennial, a visual inspection of the roof from the ground is a good first step.
We use a combination of high-resolution photographs, written damage assessments, moisture readings, and a detailed scope of work that itemizes every damaged component and the repair method required. This documentation is provided to you in a complete package. We can also communicate directly with your insurance adjuster to explain our methodology and answer technical questions about the recommended scope.
Call 911 if anyone is injured, and evacuate if there is any question about structural safety. Once you know the home is safe, call Anatom Restoration at (720) 356-0945. Do not attempt to move large branches or debris yourself, as this can cause additional structural movement. We will assess the structural damage, install emergency boarding or tarping as needed, and begin the documentation process.
Yes. Storm damage restoration covers both the exterior mitigation phase (tarping, boarding, debris removal) and the interior repair phase (drying, material removal, and rebuild of affected ceilings, walls, and flooring). We handle the complete process from first response through final restoration.
Yes. Heavily treed neighborhoods like Chaparral, Cherry Knolls, and Castlewood see higher rates of branch-impact and debris damage during storms. Neighborhoods close to the Piney Creek drainage, such as Piney Creek and Heritage Greens, are more vulnerable to post-storm flooding. Homes in Willow Creek and Fox Hill with older roofs see more significant hail damage because aging shingles have less impact resistance than newer materials. We are familiar with these patterns and factor them into our assessments.

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Locations We Serve

80122 80112 80111
80016 80015

Primary Areas We Serve

Central Centennial East-Central Centennial / Dry Creek Area DTC South / Western Centennial
Southeast Centennial Eastern Centennial