What’s Included in Our Roof Inspection Service
Our team conducts complete roof inspections, examining both interior and exterior components to accurately assess your roof’s condition. If we find damage, we’ll explain your repair and maintenance options. Every inspection includes the following:
Visual Inspection
We examine the roof from inside the attic, inside the home, and on top of the roof.
Photos
Clear documentation of any issues with detailed photos of your roof’s condition.
Written or Verbal Report
Based on your needs, we provide a written report or a verbal summary of our findings.
Free Estimate
If repairs are needed and you request an estimate, we’ll provide one so you can decide how to move forward.
Signs You Need a Roof Inspection
If your roof is approaching 18 years of age, it’s prudent to schedule an inspection to identify potential issues early. However, there are also signs that suggest your roof may need attention. Missing shingles, cracked tiles, uneven surfaces, or excessive attic heat can all indicate potential issues.
The Risk of Waiting Too Long for an Inspection
Undetected roof leaks, especially along edges or between layers, can lead to significant structural damage over time. When damage isn’t caught early, it can rot the eaves, peaks, and other structural areas. Over time, this leads to more costly repairs when a full replacement is needed. So the best way to avoid expensive roof replacements is to schedule regular inspections, especially as your roof approaches 18 years old.
Other Types of Roof Inspection Services
Prompt roof inspections are crucial if you suspect damage, ensuring issues are identified and addressed before they escalate. Whether you need a preventive checkup or an inspection for known issues, we’re ready to help. Here are the roof inspection services we offer:
Before or After a Storm
If a storm is on the way, a pre-storm inspection can catch minor issues that might worsen during severe weather. After a strong storm, damage isn’t always visible from the ground. A post-storm inspection helps identify hidden problems before they lead to bigger repairs.
When Your Insurance Requires It
Many insurance companies require a roof inspection before renewing or approving coverage. This helps assess the roof’s condition and ensures it meets policy standards. If your insurer requests an inspection, we provide a detailed report with photos to document any existing issues. If repairs are needed, we offer expert solutions to keep your roof in compliance.
Hail and Wind Damage
Severe hail and strong winds can weaken your roof, even if the damage isn’t obvious. Hail impacts can crack shingles, dent metal, or break tiles, leading to leaks over time. High winds can lift shingles, loosen flashing, or tear away roofing materials. Our damage inspection will help identify hidden damage and ensure your roof stays storm-ready and watertight.
Roof inspection for damage
If you suspect roof damage, our team at All Pro Builders & Roofing can pinpoint the source of the leak. We thoroughly examine your roof to identify cracked shingles, damaged flashing, or worn-out underlayment causing the problem. Once we locate the issue, we provide clear repair options to prevent further damage and restore your roof’s integrity.
FAQ Regarding Inspecting a Roof
Who do you get to inspect your roof?
The best person to inspect a roof is a licensed roofing contractor. You need someone who understands different roofing materials and has the experience to walk the roof safely for a close-up inspection. Most damage isn’t visible from the ground or even with a drone, so a hands-on approach ensures nothing is missed.
What’s included in a roof inspection?
We inspect your roof inside and out, including the attic and rooftop, to assess the damage thoroughly. You’ll receive detailed photos and a written report outlining your roof’s condition. If repairs are needed, we’ll provide a clear list of recommended fixes.
Can you inspect a roof with a drone?
We don’t recommend relying on a drone for inspections since most roof leaks and damage aren’t visible from above. If the issue is large, like a missing tile, a drone can help. However, spotting flashing failures, deteriorated seams, or small punctures requires a close-up inspection that involves physically walking the roof.
Do I need regular roof inspections?
It depends on your roof type, but most should be inspected by year 18, when issues become more likely. Shingle roofs may need an inspection as early as year 16. As your roof nears the end of its lifespan, annual or bi-yearly inspections help catch problems before they turn into costly repairs.
Get a Free Roof Inspection Today!
Don’t wait; get a free roof inspection for your roof today! Contact our team, and we’ll get you on the schedule!
Sales@AllProBuildersRoofing.com
(561) 662-3497