If you notice water spots or leaks inside your home, it likely means there is an issue with your roof that requires further inspection. Even small leaks should not be ignored, as they can develop into larger problems if left unchecked.
High winds, heavy rain, large hail, and other severe weather events can damage shingles, flashings and other aspects of your roof. After intense storms, thoroughly inspect your roof to check for cracked, loose or missing pieces that need replacement or repairs.
High winds, heavy rain, large hail, and other severe weather events can damage shingles, flashings and other aspects of your roof. After intense storms, thoroughly inspect your roof to check for cracked, loose or missing pieces that need replacement or repairs.
During an inspection, we thoroughly examine the condition of roofing materials like shingles, flashing, tiles and sheeting. We check for cracking, curling, loss of granules, warping and other signs of wear that indicate repairs or replacement are needed.
We methodically check areas around roof penetrations, transitions, seams and edges that are vulnerable to leakage. Discoloration, moisture, water trails and excess debris buildup help pinpoint issues. Thermal imaging and water tests assist our leak investigation.
High winds, heavy rain, large hail, and other severe weather events can damage shingles, flashings and other aspects of your roof. After intense storms, thoroughly inspect your roof to check for cracked, loose or missing pieces that need replacement or repairs.
Most single family home inspections take 1 hour including thorough visual and photographic documentation of all findings we review with you after. Larger homes may take more time.
Yes, you do need to be home. We do a full exterior inspection and will contact you to review findings. We will need to coordinate with you for interior access.
Our inspections check shingles/tiles, flashings, roof penetrations, drainage, attic interiors, and take images. We outline any damage, wear and tear as well as estimate remaining roof life to help guide your decisions.
