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​Roof Inspections

Residential roofs should be inspected every 3-5 years to check for problems, and commercial roof inspected twice a year, before and after major storm seasons.

A roof inspection will find problem areas, catch issues early, and identify ways to make your roof last longer. When is the last time that you had your roof inspected and certified by a professional? If you can’t remember, then it is time to call our roofing experts.

Stop Leaks Before They Become Big Problems

If you suspect or can see damage to your roof or have any leaks, it is suggested that you have your roof inspected right away. This is especially true if you have had damage such as a tree fall or hail damage from a bad storm or if your home just survived a hurricane. A small repair now could prevent the need for a large replacement later.

Residential and Commercial Roof Inspections

We offer comprehensive commercial and residential roofing and leak inspections to help identify any potential issues with your roofing system. We’ll evaluate the condition of the roof deck, flashings, drainage systems, and other related features to determine if any areas need attention. Then, we’ll provide you with a detailed report outlining our findings and recommendations for repairs or replacements that may be needed.

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When we inspect roofs, there are several things we check for. Our thorough inspections help prevent major issues from going unnoticed. When we inspect your roof, our roofing contractors check for the following problems:

Our inspection checklist includes:

• Hail and Wind Damage
• Mechanical Damage
• Structural Damage
• Deterioration
• Membrane Tears and Punctures
• Open Seams
• Separation
• Manufacturer Defects
  

• Incorrect Installation Methods
• Attic Conditions
• Skylight Flashings
• Chimney Flashings
• Wall and Curb Flashings
• Moisture Infiltration
• Algae
• Mold
  
• Drainage Issues

• Blisters
• Tenting
  
• Corrosion
  
• Water Leaks
• Water Staining
• Damaged Shingles
• Proper Ventilation
• Condensation from heating, ventilating and air conditioning equipment

Shingle Inspections

Damaged, loose, or missing shingles can allow water infiltration. Also, old shingles that have had their ceramic granule coating worn off will be less effective at resisting UV rays, rain, and less able to resist moss growth, too. We inspect asphalt shingle roofs of all sizes – from apartment buildings, to houses, to sheds. We will check for any issues and be able to provide an estimate on its lifespan.

Ponding Water

Ponding water is a concern that flat roof building owners are likely to experience. It occurs after a storm or heavy rain, when water collects in pools on the roof instead of properly draining. If the ponding lasts for more than a couple of days, it is time to call us for an inspection and estimate. We can come to your property and inspect the cause of the standing water and give you an estimate of the repair costs.

Seal Checks

Your flat roof should be inspected often, even if you do not seek any signs of water leaks. One of the many things that we look for in our flat roof inspections is if your roof has deteriorating seals. Many times, the caulking or tar can lose its effectiveness and lead to more problems.

Seam Checks

Along with seal inspections, we inspect the seams of the flat roofing membrane to ensure that they have not become unsealed. Water finds a way in under loose seams and becomes trapped. This can lead to structural damage that will cost you money and time in repairs.

Detailed Inspection Report

We offer detailed roof inspections and estimates that will find any problem areas that are present. We can then give you an estimate on the repairs of any damage that needs to be fixed so that you can have your roof functioning properly. If your roof passed inspection, we can certify it so that you have that for your insurance