It All Begins With An Inspection

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What is a roof inspection?

A roof inspection thoroughly evaluates the roof’s condition, identifying any issues such as leaks, damage, or potential weaknesses. A roofing professional will assess the roof’s integrity, materials, and overall performance to ensure the safety and longevity of the structure.

Why should you get a professional roof inspection?

A professional roofer offers valuable insight into your roof's condition and maintenance needs.

• Identify any potential issues early.
• Ensure safety and peace of mind for your family.
• Maintain the value and longevity of your property
• Ensures a thorough evaluation 

What is the roof inspector looking for?

A professional roof inspector will assess the condition of your roof and identify any potential issues that require attention. 

• Inspect the condition of shingles. See if the shingles are old, discolored, faded, damaged, loose, etc.
• Inspect the condition of tiles. Look for any missing, broken, or slipped tiles.
• Inspect for any leaks. Find where the leak is coming from and what caused it.
• Inspect how old the roof is.
• Inspect the vent pipes.
• Inspect for any visible nails.
• Inspect for any visible dry rot.

When should you have your roof inspected?

Roof inspections are just as essential as roof maintenance. 

Here are situations in which you might need a roof inspection:

• Ideally, you would want your roof inspected at least once a year, preferably in the spring or fall.
• Following a storm, you should have your roof inspected for any damages and to ensure the structural integrity of your roof.
• If there are visible signs of roof damage after a storm, such as missing or damaged tiles or shingles, water stains on ceilings, sagging areas, etc.
• Your home insurance may require you to have a roof inspection done prior to them renewing your policy.