Storm-Damaged Window Replacement in Denver Metro
Hail doesn't just damage your roof — cracked panes, damaged frames, and dented screens are all part of a storm damage claim. We document and replace storm-damaged windows as part of the insurance process.
How We Handle Storm-Damaged Windows
Windows are frequently damaged in the same hail events that affect roofs and siding, but they're often overlooked during the claims process. Hilltop inspects and documents window damage — panes, frames, screens, and sills — as part of every storm inspection, and includes them in the insurance claim scope alongside your roof and other exterior surfaces.
We handle window replacement as part of the insurance claim process, coordinated with your carrier from documentation through installation.
- Storm damage inspection and photo documentation
- Insurance claim coordination for window scope
- Cracked and shattered pane replacement
- Frame and sill damage assessment
- Screen replacement where applicable
- Coordinated with roof and siding scope under the same claim
Window Replacement FAQ
Yes. Large hail can crack or shatter window panes and damage frames, screens, and sills. Storm-damaged windows are typically covered under the same homeowner's insurance claim as your roof.
In most cases, yes — if hail caused the damage. We document window damage as part of our standard storm inspection and include it in your claim scope alongside the roof and other exterior surfaces.
No. Storm damage to windows, siding, gutters, and the roof is all part of the same claim event. We coordinate the full scope together so you only go through the process once.
We replace the windows that sustained documented storm damage. If your carrier covers matching, additional windows may be included. We advise based on your specific policy and the adjuster's scope.
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