Ensure Your Roof’s Health with a Professional Inspection

• When Should You Schedule an Inspection?

  • After a major storm.

  • Before buying or selling a home.

  • Annually for routine maintenance.

• What to Expect During the Inspection

  • Ground Assessment: The Inspector examines the roof for visible damage (e.g., missing shingles, sagging areas, debris).

  • Roof Inspection: Close examination of shingles, flashing, and seals around vents and chimneys.

  • Gutters: Checked for clogs, damage, and granule buildup from aging shingles.

  • Attic (if accessible): Inspected for leaks, mold, and ventilation issues.

  • Structural Check: Ensures the roof's structure is stable and free from sagging.

  • Report: A detailed summary with findings, photos, and repair recommendations.

• Benefits of Regular Roof Inspections

  • Prevent costly repairs by catching issues early.

  • Extend the lifespan of your roof.

• Signs You May Need an Inspection

  • Missing or damaged shingles.

  • Water stains or leaks.

  • Sagging roof or structural concerns.