Storm Damage Does Not Always Stop at the Roof
A severe Colorado storm can damage roofing, flashing, gutters, siding, windows, and other exterior materials. If water enters the home, the loss can quickly expand to ceilings, insulation, drywall, flooring, framing, and interior finishes.
CubeX looks at the entire repair, not just the most obvious damage. We coordinate the specialists, construction, insurance repair scope, and reconstruction needed to move the home from storm damage back to complete.
Already Have a Roofer or Emergency Contractor? CubeX Can Take It From Here.
If another company has already tarped the roof, removed a fallen tree, completed emergency repairs, or started the roofing work, CubeX can step in and coordinate the remaining reconstruction.
We review what has already been completed, identify the exterior and interior repairs that remain, and become your single point of contact for moving the project forward.
Need Help With the Whole Storm Damage Project? CubeX Can Coordinate That Too.
Storm damage may require roofers, framers, electricians, plumbers, drywall crews, painters, flooring installers, window contractors, and other specialty trades.
CubeX works with more than 50 trusted restoration and construction partners and coordinates the right professionals under one repair plan. Instead of managing separate contractors, you have one team responsible for the larger restoration.
Roof damage outside. Water damage inside. One contractor coordinating the whole repair.
What It Feels Like to Work With CubeX
You Know What Happens Next
We review the damage, explain what still needs to happen, and keep the repair process moving.
You Deal with One Team
CubeX coordinates trusted professionals from our network of more than 50 restoration and construction partners when roofing, structural, electrical, or other specialty work is needed.
You Have Big Picture Clarity
We look at the entire reconstruction, including insurance documentation, trades, repair sequencing, materials, and how the individual repairs fit together
You Focus on Getting Back to Normal
You should not have to become the project manager after a major storm. CubeX coordinates the repairs so you can spend less time managing contractors and more time getting your home back.
Your Insurance Estimate May Not Include the Entire Storm Repair
An initial insurance inspection may focus on the obvious exterior damage before the full interior impact is known. Additional repair needs may become visible after roofing materials, ceilings, drywall, insulation, or other components are opened or removed.
Have you had this thought? “The estimate seems low. Now what?”
CubeX compares the insurance repair scope with the actual construction requirements. When legitimate items are missing, we document the repair need and provide supporting information for supplemental insurance review.
One Contractor to Coordinate the Entire Reconstruction
Mold-related repairs can involve drywall, insulation, flooring, cabinetry, trim, paint, framing, plumbing, electrical work, and other trades, depending on what was removed during remediation.
CubeX manages those repairs as one project. You have one company coordinating the schedule, subcontractors, materials, inspections, and finish work rather than assembling the reconstruction yourself.
OUR PROCESS
How Roof and Storm Damage Repairs Works
1
We Start With Where You Are
You may contact CubeX immediately after the storm, after temporary protection has been installed, after another contractor has inspected the roof, or after you have received an insurance estimate.
We review what happened, what emergency work has already been completed, and what still needs to be repaired.
2
We Inspect the Full Damage
CubeX evaluates visible exterior and interior damage and assesses how the different repair needs connect.
When roofing, structural, engineering, electrical, or other specialty expertise is needed, we coordinate the appropriate professionals.
3
We Review the Repair Scope and Insurance Estimate
We compare the documented insurance scope with the actual repairs required to restore the home.
That may include roofing and exterior work, as well as water-damaged ceilings, walls, flooring, insulation, and interior finishes.
4
We Help Document Additional Repair Needs
Storm damage is not always fully visible during the first inspection.
When CubeX discovers additional legitimate construction needs, it documents the conditions and provides supporting repair information for insurance review, when appropriate.
5
We Manage the Reconstruction
CubeX coordinates the crews, specialty partners, materials, scheduling, permits, inspections, and construction sequencing needed to complete the repairs.
You have one point of contact responsible for keeping the entire storm restoration moving.
6
We Walk the Finished Home With You
When the repairs are complete, we review the finished work with you and address any remaining details.
The goal is not simply to replace damaged shingles. It is to make the entire home feel complete again.
No matter where you are in the restoration process, Cubex can help you take the next step.
FAQs
What types of storm damage does CubeX repair?
CubeX coordinates residential storm damage repairs involving roofing, hail damage, wind damage, fallen trees, siding, gutters, windows, structural components, ceilings, drywall, insulation, flooring, and interior water damage.
Storm damage often affects more than one part of a home, so CubeX manages the repairs as one coordinated reconstruction project. When specialized roofing, structural, electrical, or other expertise is needed, we work with trusted partners while remaining the homeowner’s single point of contact.
Can CubeX repair both the roof and the interior storm damage?
Yes. CubeX can coordinate both exterior roof and storm damage repairs and the interior reconstruction caused by water intrusion or structural damage.
A storm may damage the roof while also allowing water into insulation, ceilings, drywall, flooring, or finished rooms. CubeX looks at the entire property loss and coordinates the different trades required to restore both the exterior and interior portions of the home.
Can CubeX take over if another roofer already started the project?
Yes. CubeX can step into a storm damage project after another roofer, emergency contractor, tree-removal company, or mitigation provider has already completed part of the work.
We review what has been done, inspect the remaining damage, identify the construction still required, and coordinate the rest of the storm damage repair. Homeowners do not have to restart the process simply because another company handled the emergency or initial roof work.
What should I do if my roof is leaking after a storm?
If storm damage creates an active roof leak or opening in the home, the immediate priority is preventing additional damage and protecting the property. Temporary tarping, board-up, water mitigation, or other emergency measures may be needed before permanent repairs begin.
CubeX can coordinate temporary protection and the specialists required to stabilize the property, then manage the roof damage repairs and interior reconstruction that follow.
What if storm damage causes water damage inside my home?
Storm-related roof or exterior damage can allow water to enter ceilings, walls, insulation, flooring, and other parts of the home. In those situations, the project may require both water mitigation and reconstruction.
CubeX can coordinate water mitigation through trusted partners when needed and then manage the resulting water damage repairs. This allows the roof repair, mitigation, and interior reconstruction to move forward under one coordinated storm restoration plan.
Does homeowners insurance cover roof and storm damage repairs?
Homeowners insurance often covers certain types of sudden storm damage, but coverage depends on the policy, cause of loss, condition of the property, deductibles, exclusions, and other claim details.
CubeX does not determine insurance coverage. When insurance is involved, we can review the storm damage repair scope, compare the estimate with the actual construction requirements, document legitimate additional repair needs, and provide supporting information for insurance review.
What if the insurance estimate misses some of the storm damage?
An initial storm damage estimate may not include every necessary repair, particularly when interior damage, hidden structural conditions, or additional water damage becomes visible later.
CubeX compares the insurance estimate with the actual roof, exterior, and interior construction requirements. When legitimate repair items are missing, we can document those needs with photographs, measurements, estimates, and other supporting construction information for supplemental insurance review.
How long do roof and storm damage repairs take?
The timeline for roof and storm damage repairs depends on the extent of the property damage, the number of trades involved, insurance approvals, permits, inspections, materials, and weather conditions.
A straightforward roofing repair may move relatively quickly, while a project involving structural damage, water mitigation, roofing, drywall, flooring, or several rooms may take considerably longer. CubeX coordinates the schedule around the full storm damage reconstruction so the different phases move forward in the correct sequence.