Roofing Canvassing App for Colorado Springs Crews
Colorado Springs roofers remember July 28, 2016. One hailstorm produced $352.8 million in insured losses and 84,500 claims, and it's still the only El Paso County storm on Colorado's list of costliest hailstorms. Storms like that don't come every year, but big hail does, and the Pikes Peak region has its own rules for the roofs that follow. KnockKnockGO! helps your crew get to the right streets and keep the whole job organized.
Why Colorado Springs is a roofing canvassing market
The July 28, 2016 storm is the benchmark. The Rocky Mountain Insurance Information Association put insured losses at $352.8 million from 84,500 claims — 33,200 property and 51,300 auto. On RMIIA's list of Colorado's costliest hailstorms, it is the only entry in El Paso County.
Big hail keeps coming. On August 6, 2018, the National Weather Service in Pueblo logged 4-inch hail two miles east-southeast of Security, with 2.75-inch hail across Colorado Springs, Fountain, and Security.
The wider region adds to it. A July 29, 2009 hailstorm in Pueblo, just to the south, caused $232.8 million in insured losses. Statewide, Colorado records about 414 hail events a year, and it ranked eighth in State Farm hail claims in 2022.
Colorado is also the western end of Hail Alley, alongside Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska — the belt that defines storm-restoration canvassing.
What reps face on the doors in Colorado Springs
Roofing in the Springs runs through the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department. A permit is required for any roof repair or replacement over 100 square feet, whether a contractor or the homeowner does the work, and new asphalt roofing can't go on without first removing all existing layers.
PPRBD licenses roofers under its Building Contractor D (Specialty) license, which covers Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Fountain, Woodland Park, Manitou Springs, Monument, Green Mountain Falls, Palmer Lake, and Calhan. Out-of-town crews have to clear that before they can work.
State law sets the tone at the door. Colorado requires a written contract before roofing work, bars roofers from promising to pay, waive, or rebate a homeowner's deductible, and gives homeowners 72 hours to cancel after a claim denial. The territory itself is spread out — from Monument down to Fountain — with elevation changes and pockets of weak signal.
How KnockKnockGO! handles Colorado Springs roofing
KnockKnockGO! shows 12 months of hail and wind events within a 60-mile radius on the canvassing map, colored by hail size. From Colorado Springs, that radius reaches north toward Castle Rock and south past Pueblo, so a manager sees the whole southern Front Range at once.
Every door gets a pin and a disposition. Because the Springs sees repeat hail, door history matters — reps see who was not home and who already had an inspection before they knock again.
Leads and Jobs boards follow each roof from inspection through the PPRBD permit and tear-off to completion. Photos and notes stay with the lead. Built-in SMS keeps the homeowner updated.
Group and private chat keeps crews from Monument to Fountain on the same page. The AI coach learns each rep and coaches to their weak spots, the leaderboard tracks door counts, and offline capture keeps pins saving in the foothills.
Part of our roofing canvassing software for storm-restoration teams.
What your Colorado Springs crew gets
- 12 months of hail history across the southern Front Range
- Door history for neighborhoods that take repeat hail
- Jobs board that tracks permit and tear-off steps
- Photos and notes attached to every lead
- Crew and private chat from Monument to Fountain
- AI coach plus door-count leaderboard
- Homeowner SMS updates
- Offline pins in foothill dead spots
Every package includes every feature.
Seat packages, billed quarterly. Monthly billing adds 15%. 14-day out on your first quarter.
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Founder pricing: 40% off list, locked for life, at any package size. Founder seats are limited.
Colorado Springs roofing FAQ
Will the storm map show hail across El Paso County?
Yes. Pull up the Springs and the map draws every hail and wind swath from the last year inside a 60-mile circle. From Colorado Springs, that covers El Paso County and reaches Pueblo to the south, with each swath colored by hail size.
Can we track PPRBD permits alongside each job?
The Jobs board lets you move each roof through your own stages — inspection, permit, tear-off, build, complete — with notes and photos on the job. Your office sees where every roof stands.
How do reps avoid re-knocking homes from the last storm?
Each door’s pin remembers its last disposition and when it was logged. When a new swath crosses a neighborhood, reps see who was not home, who was a lead, and who already had an inspection before walking up.
What if a rep loses signal up in the foothills?
The app holds pins and leads on the phone until a signal comes back, then uploads them on its own. Reps don’t stop knocking to wait for bars.
Do we have to buy storm maps separately?
No. Every package includes every feature, including storm mapping. Packages differ only by the number of seats.
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Put the Springs on the storm map
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