Complimentary Hail Damage Assessments For June 1 & June 8 Colorado Hail Storms
Large hail impacted communities throughout Colorado’s Front Range on both June 1 and June 8, 2026. Storm Exteriors is offering complimentary, no-pressure assessments to help homeowners understand whether their roof, siding, gutters, windows, or exterior systems sustained storm damage.
Storm Photos From The June 1 & June 8 Events
Reports from homeowners across the Denver metro area included large hail, damaged landscaping, dented metal components, and concerns about hidden roof damage. These photos were taken during and immediately after the storm event.
Side-By-Side Hail Swath Comparison
The June 1 and June 8 hail events followed different storm corridors across Colorado. The comparison below helps homeowners quickly identify whether their property may have been inside or near one of the reported storm paths.
June 1, 2026 Hail Swath Denver Metro, Bennett, Watkins, Highlands Ranch & Monument Corridor
June 8, 2026 Hail Swath Simla, Punkin Center, Johnstown, Arvada, Wheat Ridge, Golden & Lakewood Corridor
June 1 Reported Hail Highlights
| Hail Size | Reported Area |
|---|---|
| 2.0" | Bennett & Watkins |
| 1.75" | Sloan’s Lake |
| 1.75" | Five Points |
| 1.75" | Curtis Park |
| 1.75" | Sandown |
| 1.5" | Monument |
| 1.25" | Highlands Ranch |
| 1.25" | Foxtails |
June 8 Reported Hail Highlights
| Hail Size | Reported Area |
|---|---|
| 2.75" | Simla |
| 2.5" | Punkin Center |
| 1.75" | Johnstown |
| 1.75" | Golden |
| 1.5" | The Pinery |
| 1.5" | Kit Carson |
| 1.25" | Arvada |
| 1.25" | Garden City |
| 1.25" | Wheat Ridge |
| 1.25" | Fort Lupton |
| 1.25" | Boyero |
| 1.0" | Ponderosa Park |
| 1.0" | Bergen Park |
| 1.0" | Lakewood |
June 1 & June 8 Hail Swaths Crossed Multiple Front Range Communities
The June 1 swath impacted portions of Denver, Aurora, Watkins, Bennett, Highlands Ranch, Monument and surrounding communities. The June 8 swath included additional hail reports across Simla, Punkin Center, Johnstown, The Pinery, Arvada, Wheat Ridge, Golden, Lakewood and nearby areas.
Denver Metro
June 1 reports included large hail in Sloan’s Lake, Five Points, Curtis Park and Sandown, with potential impacts to roofing, gutters, vents, siding, paint and soft metals.
Bennett & Watkins
June 1 reports included hail around 2.0 inches in this corridor. Homes in and near the storm path should be evaluated for roof and exterior impacts.
Highlands Ranch & Foxtails
June 1 reports included approximately 1.25 inch hail. Damage can still occur to vents, gutters, window screens, paint and vulnerable roofing systems.
Simla & Punkin Center
June 8 reports included some of the largest hail sizes, ranging from approximately 2.5 to 2.75 inches. These areas should be prioritized for inspection.
Arvada, Wheat Ridge & Golden
June 8 reports included Arvada around 1.25 inches, Wheat Ridge around 1.25 inches, and Golden updated to approximately 1.75 inches.
Lakewood, Bergen Park & Ponderosa Park
June 8 reports included approximately 1.0 inch hail in these areas. Even smaller hail can provide evidence of storm exposure on soft metals and exterior components.
Was Your Property Hit By Hail?
Many homeowners wait until a leak develops before scheduling an inspection. Unfortunately, hidden storm damage can go unnoticed for months or years. A professional assessment provides documentation and peace of mind before minor storm damage becomes a larger issue.
Storm Exteriors inspects roofing, siding, gutters, windows, paint, vents, flashing, soft metals, and exterior systems for evidence of hail or wind damage. If damage is present, we explain your options clearly. If damage is not present, we will tell you that too.
With two separate storm swaths in June, it is important to compare both maps instead of assuming your property was only affected by the June 1 event. The June 8 storm added new impacted areas and updated hail size concerns for Golden, Arvada, Wheat Ridge, Lakewood and other communities.
What Hail Can Damage On Your Property
Hail damage is not always obvious from the ground. A complete exterior assessment should include the full roofing system and surrounding exterior components.
Roofing Systems
Granule loss, bruised shingles, damaged ridge caps, compromised vents and flashing damage are common after severe hail events.
Siding & Paint
Dents, cracks, chipped coatings and impact marks can affect both appearance and long-term performance.
Gutters & Windows
Soft metals, window screens and trim frequently reveal evidence of storm impacts before other areas.
Learn More About Storm Damage & Exterior Restoration
These resources can help Colorado homeowners better understand storm damage, roof replacement, siding, gutters, windows, and Storm Exteriors’ Peace of Mind Program.
June 1 & June 8 Hail Storm FAQs
These are common questions homeowners ask after a major hailstorm impacts Denver, Aurora, Bennett, Watkins, Highlands Ranch, Monument, Parker, Centennial, Arvada, Golden, Wheat Ridge, Lakewood and nearby communities.
Schedule A Local Storm Damage Assessment
Storm Exteriors is providing complimentary damage assessments throughout communities impacted by the June 1 and June 8 hail swaths.
Get Peace Of Mind After The Storm
Whether your home was in Denver, Aurora, Bennett, Watkins, Highlands Ranch, Monument, Parker, Centennial, Arvada, Golden, Wheat Ridge, Lakewood, Johnstown or a surrounding community, our team can provide a complimentary assessment and detailed documentation of any storm-related findings.