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Hail Season Returns to Avon: Roof Hits, Broken Skylights, and the Water Damage That Follows
MAY 18, 2026As the Vail Valley warms through late May, the weather pattern flips. The quiet, dry mornings give way to afternoon thunderstorms that build fast over the peaks and roll down into Avon and Beaver Creek — and with them comes the season's first hail. A single ten-minute cell can bruise a roof, crack a skylight, and drive rain sideways into a wall, and the damage...
Sewer and Drain Backups in Gypsum: The Spring-Runoff Risk Hiding Under Your Floor
MAY 11, 2026When snowmelt saturates the ground around Gypsum, groundwater infiltrates sewer and septic lines and pushes wastewater back toward the lowest drain in your house. Here is how to spot a...
Peak Snowmelt in Eagle, CO: Why May Is When Sump Pumps Fail and Basements Flood
MAY 4, 2026Late May is peak snowmelt in the high country. In Eagle that means saturated ground, sump pumps running nonstop, and basements that flood the night a breaker trips. Here is...