Free Roof Inspections
With Honest Answers
We climb it, photograph it, and tell you the truth: repair it, replace it, claim it — or leave it alone and check back in two years. Free either way.
On The Roof, Not From The Truck
A real inspection happens on the roof and in the attic: shingle condition and granule loss, every flashing, every pipe boot, ridge and valleys, decking softness underfoot, ventilation, and interior signs like stains and daylight. You get the photos and a plain-English rundown — including what’s worth watching and what genuinely doesn’t matter yet.
The Times It Really Pays
After any hail or wind event (damage that qualifies for an insurance claim is usually invisible from the ground), before buying or selling a home, when a roof passes 15 years old, and any time you see a stain, missing tab, or granules in the gutters. The inspection is free precisely so the answer never costs you anything.
Real Questions From Real Roofs
Is the inspection really free? What’s the catch?
Really free, no catch. Some inspections become repair or replacement customers, many become “you’re fine, see you in two years” — and both outcomes are good business for a company built on 400+ honest reviews.
Will you try to sell me a roof?
Only if you need one — and we’ll show you the photos that prove it. We put “leave it alone” in writing regularly.
Should I get inspected after a storm even if I see nothing wrong?
Yes. Hail bruising and wind creases don’t show from the ground, and claims have time limits. A free 30-minute check protects a six-figure asset.
Do you inspect for real estate transactions?
Yes — buyers, sellers, and agents use us for roof-specific inspections with photo reports that general home inspectors can’t match from a drone or the eaves.
How long does a roof inspection take?
Typically under an hour on the roof and in the attic — the written report with photos follows the same day.
Do you inspect attics as part of roof inspections?
Always when accessible — half the roof’s story (ventilation, moisture, daylight at penetrations) only shows from underneath.
Should I get an inspection before buying a house?
Absolutely — a roofer’s inspection reads the roof deeper than a general inspection, and prices what it finds in real numbers.
How often should a roof be inspected?
Every few years routinely, after every major storm always, and before any listing or purchase — free makes the schedule painless.
Where Inspections Lead
Whatever we find, the fix is priced clearly.
Get The Straight Answer Free
Book online — photos and honest findings, usually within days.