A professional roof inspection gives you a complete, documented picture of your roof's current condition — whether you're buying a home, dealing with an insurance claim, preparing for a sale, or simply staying ahead of potential problems. Our inspectors check every element of your roofing system, not just the shingles.
Our inspection covers shingles, flashing, ridge caps, valleys, gutters, downspouts, soffits, fascia, and attic ventilation. We document all findings with photos and deliver a clear written report that explains what we found, what needs attention now, and what to watch in the future.
We recommend having your roof inspected at least every two to three years, or after any significant storm. Catching small issues early — a lifted shingle, failing flashing, or minor ponding — can save thousands in repair costs down the road. 🔍📋
Shingles, flashing, valleys, vents, chimneys and gutters.
Moisture, daylight, ventilation and insulation where accessible.
Every issue photographed so you can see it for yourself.
What needs attention now, what to watch, and what's fine.
Every job is quoted after we see it — these are the things that move the number:
A quick check differs from a detailed report for a sale or claim.
Steep or multi-level roofs take longer.
Inspecting the attic adds useful detail and time.
Repairs found during the inspection are quoted separately.
Usually under an hour for a typical home.
You get photos and a summary of findings you can keep.
Yes — it's a smart step before closing.
A crew installs standing-seam metal roofing on a home, with the new panels running down the roofline.
A crew installs standing-seam metal roofing on a home, with the new panels running down the roofline.
Roof deck prepared with underlayment in progress, with a view over the wooded hills behind the house.
Roof deck prepared with underlayment in progress, with a view over the wooded hills behind the house.
Aerial view of a complex gray shingle roof with multiple gables and valleys on a wooded lot.
Aerial view of a complex gray shingle roof with multiple gables and valleys on a wooded lot.
Finished brick home with a gray shingle roof, gabled front and arched windows.
Finished brick home with a gray shingle roof, gabled front and arched windows.
White two-story home mid-replacement, with part of the old roof removed down to the bare decking.
White two-story home mid-replacement, with part of the old roof removed down to the bare decking.
Close-up of a weathered roof vent cap on shingles, the kind of wear we check during an inspection.
Close-up of a weathered roof vent cap on shingles, the kind of wear we check during an inspection.
Full tear-off and replacement with premium materials.
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Hail and wind damage assessment and repair.
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Durable and energy-efficient metal roofing solutions that provide long-lasting protection, low maintenance, and enhanced curb appeal for residential and commercial properties.
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