Roof Inspection
A focused, standalone evaluation of your roof's condition, remaining service life, and any storm-related damage.
What We Check
- ✓Roof covering condition — wear, cracking, curling, granule loss, or missing material.
- ✓Estimated remaining service life — based on material type, age, and visible wear.
- ✓Flashing — around chimneys, vents, skylights, and roof-to-wall transitions where leaks commonly start.
- ✓Drainage — gutters, downspouts, and slope, to confirm water is directed away from the structure.
- ✓Storm damage — wind-lifted shingles, impact marks, and other signs of recent weather events.
- ✓Penetrations & attachments — vent boots, pipe collars, and other roof penetrations for proper sealing.
Why It Matters
A standalone roof inspection is useful any time you need a closer, more detailed look at the roof specifically — beyond what's covered in a general 4-point or full home inspection. It's a common request for cash-out refinancing, after a storm to document damage for an insurance claim, or simply as a homeowner trying to plan ahead before a leak turns into a bigger repair.
Because roof age and condition directly affect insurability, a documented, photo-backed report can also support conversations with your insurance carrier or help you budget realistically for a future roof replacement rather than being caught off guard.
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