Roof Inspections by Certified Roof Inspectors

Weather, time and normal wear & tear can create small roof failures and issues that can lead to big problems later on. Sometimes this roof damage isn’t immediately visible. A certified Roof Inspector reviews your roof to ensure it is able to withstand the elements and continue to protect your property.  Many times there are small roof failures that are brought to light through an inspection. If not addressed, these issues can lead to deterioration of your roof.

Our trustworthy roof inspectors can provide a free, no-obligation roof inspection and consultation. No tricks here- just an upfront, honest assessment of your roof’s condition as well as a clear plan of action.

Why should you get your roof inspected?

Below is a list of common hidden roof failures:

• Broken or Cracked Shingles:

Broken shingles can be caused by hail or high wind damage.  If you received high winds in your area you might even see pieces of shingles on the ground near the building.  Open or exposed roof decking is an open invitation for water penetration or animals to access the building!

• Cracked Caulking:

Cracked caulking can occur with extreme temperature changes and also after normal wear and tear on the roof.  It’s a good practice to have your roof inspected annually to validate that your caulking is sound.

• Uplifting Nails:

It’s sometimes hard to see from the ground when you have uplifting nails on your roof.  These small protrusions that occur from nails popping up due to improper nail type.

• Leaks:

Leaks can be caused by missing or cracked shingles, missing flashing from around a chimney, or an ice dam which is formed by thawing and refreezing.

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