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Need Storm or Hail Damage Repair in Castle Rock, CO?

Castle Rock sits on the Palmer Divide, one of the most hail-active corridors in the country, where upslope storms regularly drop golf-ball-sized hail — the May 2017 storm alone caused over $2 billion in Front Range damage. Add the downslope and thunderstorm winds that have gusted past 60 mph in Douglas County, plus heavy mountain snow and ice, and a single storm can batter your roof, windows, and siding. When that damage lets water inside, it spreads fast. ServiceMaster Restore of Castle Rock responds 24/7 with emergency board-up, water extraction, and repair — IICRC-certified and serving Douglas County homes since 1989.

Storm or hail damage at your Castle Rock home? Call ServiceMaster Restore of Castle Rock anytime — we're here 24/7 to secure your home and start repairs fast.

Hail Damage & Roof Leak Cleanup

On the Palmer Divide, hail isn't a rare event — Castle Rock sees some of the most frequent and severe hailstorms in the country, with stones that dent roofs, crack windows, and puncture siding. The real danger often comes after the storm: damaged shingles and flashing let rain and snowmelt seep into your attic and walls, where it can go unnoticed for weeks. We tarp and secure compromised areas quickly, then extract water and dry out the structure. When hail leads to interior water damage, our team handles the cleanup and drying to stop mold before it starts.

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Wind & Fallen-Tree Damage

Castle Rock's position along the I-25 corridor and the Palmer Divide brings powerful winds — from thunderstorm gusts to downslope windstorms that have topped 60 to 80 mph in Douglas County. High winds tear off shingles, peel siding, and bring down tree limbs that can breach roofs and windows. We respond fast with emergency board-up and roof tarping to secure your home against further weather and intrusion, then clear debris and assess the damage. From a few missing shingles to a tree through the roof, we stabilize your property and coordinate the repairs to put it back together.

Heavy Snow, Ice & Winter Storm Damage

At 6,200 feet on the Palmer Divide, Castle Rock gets heavy, wet snow and hard freezes that stress a home. Snow load can strain roofs, and ice dams form when heat escapes into the attic, melts snow, and refreezes at the eaves — forcing water back up under the shingles and into your ceilings and walls. Wind-driven snow can also work through damaged flashing and vents. We remove the water these winter storms push inside, dry the affected areas, and repair the damage — helping you protect your roof and interior through Castle Rock's long cold season.

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Why Choose ServiceMaster Restore of Castle Rock for Storm Damage Repair

24/7 Emergency Board-Up & Tarping

After a storm, we move fast to tarp roofs and board up broken windows and openings, sealing your home against rain, wind, and intruders before more damage gets in.
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Complete Water Cleanup & Drying

Storm damage usually means water inside. We extract standing water, dry structural materials with industrial equipment, and treat affected areas to prevent the mold that follows roof and window leaks.
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IICRC-Certified & Insurance-Preferred

Our IICRC-certified technicians document storm damage thoroughly and work directly with your insurer. As a preferred vendor for many top providers in the Castle Rock area, we help your claim go smoothly.
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Local Since 1989

ServiceMaster Restore of Castle Rock began in 1989 and grew into one of Colorado's largest ServiceMaster franchises. We know Palmer Divide storms and the damage they do to Douglas County homes.

Why Storm Damage Can't Wait in Your Castle Rock Home

Storm damage gets worse the longer it's exposed. Once a roof or window is compromised, every hour raises the risk of water spreading through your home.

Within the first hours: Rain, snowmelt, and wind push through damaged roofing, broken windows, and torn siding. Water spreads across attics and ceilings and runs down inside walls, soaking insulation and drywall.

Within 24 hours: Trapped moisture saturates building materials, drywall begins to sag, and mold can start growing in damp, hidden spaces. An unsecured opening also leaves your home vulnerable to further weather and theft.

Within days: Untreated water can warp flooring, ruin ceilings, and weaken structural materials, and an unfiled claim can run up against your insurer's deadline — many Colorado policies allow only one year from the storm date. Fast action protects both your home and your coverage.

The sooner your home is secured and dried, the less you lose. Here's what to do right now.

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    Step 1
    Put safety first

    Watch for downed power lines, broken glass, and unstable structures. Don't climb onto a damaged roof — leave inspection to professionals.

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    Contain water inside

    If it's safe, move belongings away from leaks and use buckets or towels to limit spread while you arrange for emergency board-up and repairs.

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    Step 3
    Document the damage

    Photograph the roof, exterior, and any interior water damage before cleanup. Note the storm date — it starts the clock on your insurance claim deadline.

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    Step 4
    Call ServiceMaster Restore of Castle Rock

    Schedule emergency board-up, water extraction, and repair so your home is secured and drying begins right away.

Call ServiceMaster Restore of Castle Rock now — 24/7 emergency storm and hail damage response across Castle Rock and Douglas County.

Get the help you deserve

We’re available 24/7 to discuss your restoration needs.