ROOF INSPECTION

Professional Roof Inspections

A professional roof inspection can help identify visible deterioration, damaged materials, leaks, flashing problems, and areas that may require maintenance or repair.

Missing or Damaged Materials
Inspection of shingles and roofing materials to identify missing, cracked, broken, or damaged components that may affect roof protection.

General Roofing Condition
A complete evaluation of your roof’s overall condition, identifying visible damage, aging, wear, and areas that may require attention.

Visible Wear and Deterioration
Assessment of weather-related wear, aging, and material deterioration that may impact the performance and lifespan of your roofing system.

Roof Penetrations
Inspection of roof openings and installations, including vents, pipes, skylights, and other areas where leaks may develop.

Flashing
Evaluation of flashing around chimneys, walls, roof edges, and penetrations to ensure proper sealing and protection from water intrusion.

Valleys
Inspection of roof valleys for debris buildup, damaged materials, drainage problems, and potential areas where water can enter.

Ridge Areas
Review of ridge caps and upper roof areas to verify proper installation, sealing, and ventilation performance.

Gutters and Drainage
Assessment of gutters, downspouts, and drainage systems to identify blockages, damage, or water flow issues that may affect the roof.

Fascia
Inspection of fascia boards and roof edges for signs of moisture damage, deterioration, rot, or structural concerns
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Signs of Water Intrusion
Identification of water stains, moisture damage, leaks, mold, or other signs that indicate possible water entry

Visible Rot
Inspection of exposed wood components for signs of decay, deterioration, or moisture-related damage that may affect roof integrity.

Storm or Wind Damage
Evaluation of damage caused by severe weather, including wind, hail, missing materials, lifted shingles, and compromised roof areas.

INSPECTION MAY INCLUDE

Every roof is different, so each inspection is based on the visible condition of your roofing system. Depending on what we observe, the inspection may include the following areas:

After the Inspection

Once the inspection is complete, we'll review what we found, explain any visible concerns, discuss the available repair options, and recommend the next steps based on your roof's condition.

We Review Your Repair Options

We'll discuss the repair solutions available and recommend the option that best fits your roof's condition.

We Discuss the Concerns

If we find damaged or worn roofing components, we'll explain the issues and how they may affect your roof.

We Review the Findings

We explain the visible condition of your roof and answer any questions you may have about the inspection.

What Happens Next?

We Recommend the Next Steps

Whether your roof needs a small repair or additional work, we'll help you understand the next steps so you can make an informed decision.