What condition is your roof in right now?
Our roof inspection service is a verbal overview of your current roof’s condition. We also can provide a written report of our findings.
Watch us quickly discover several easy-to-repair items on this roof system.
Our goal is to help point out any visual signs of roofing problems. We will discuss your roof’s current overall condition and life expectancy. We can also help by budget forcasting roof replacement costs.
*Roof visual inspections may be performed by walking around the home on the ground, using a ladder to view the roof, or actually walking on the roof. It is our inspectors discretion on which inspection method to use based on safety.
**Attic inspections can further help by identifying stained decking. Not all area’s may be accessible and our service requires a free and accessible pull-down ladder to your attic access.
Roof Inspection
$159
- Roof Visual Inspection*
- Exterior/Grounds Inspection
- No Payment Needed To Book
premium Roof INspection
$279
- Roof visual Inspection*
- Exterior/Grounds Inspection
- Attic Inspection**
- Need A Written Report? Add $50.00
- No Payment Needed To Book
Roof Inspection Findings
We see all types of roofing concerns while performing our roof inspections. Its important to catch problems early. This will help avoid costly sheetrock repairs and boost your roof’s life cycle.
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- Roof too shallow for shingles
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- No chimney cricket/diverter in place
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- Siding in poor shape
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- Starter shingle lines up with first row of shingles
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- Nail backing out & shingle side lap too short
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- Lack of kickout flashing results in rotted siding
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- Racking method used with laminated shingles
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- Mechanical wear to shingles
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- Ceiling issues during roof inspection
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- Roof inspection found a rusted wind turbine
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- Siding in poor shape, owner had no idea
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- Growth found on the ridge during inspection
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- Inspection found missing vent flashing
Roof Repair Blog Posts
Pipe Flashing Leaks & Repairs - Leaks from a pipe flashing can be a persistent and concerning issue for homeowners. Often located where pipes penetrate through the roof, these flashings are designed to create a watertight seal, but over time, they can deteriorate due to weather exposure, age, or poor installation. When leaks occur, they can lead to water damage, mold… Read more
Plumbing pipe flashing types. - Roofing pipe flashings are used to waterproof the area around pipes or vent penetrations through the roof. There are several types of roofing pipe flashings available, each having its on pros and cons. Here are some common types: All Steel Pipe Flashing (pre finished paint) from GAF Do it right the first time or do… Read more
Dead Roof Valley - What is a dead roof valley? A dead valley is generally used to describe an area where a valley meets an obstruction such as a wall or chimney. The lowest portion of the valley is generally of a lower slope as well. The trouble in this design is that rain water must make a hard… Read more
What is a chimney cricket? - A chimney cricket, also known as a chimney saddle. It is a specialized piece of construction designed to divert water around the base of a chimney. Typically they are used on the sloping side of a chimney where it intersects with the roof. The cricket is installed to prevent water from pooling and causing potential… Read more
It is important to keep debris off of your roof. - Keeping debris off your roof is important for several reasons: To keep debris off your roof, consider regular inspections, especially after storms, and clean your gutters and roof as needed. If you are not comfortable or able to do this yourself, hiring a professional roofing contractor can ensure that the job is done safely and… Read more
