Sometimes nothing is wrong yet. You just want to know where you stand. Call us and we’ll send a vetted roofer to take a look and give you a straight answer.
Good times to get a roof checked
- Before you buy or sell a home
- If your roof is 15 years old or more and hasn’t been looked at
- After a hard winter, a wind storm, or hail
- Before you file an insurance claim
- When you just have a bad feeling about it
What a roofer should look at
- Shingles: wear, cracks, curling, missing pieces
- Flashing around the chimney, vents, and skylights
- Gutters and drainage
- Signs of ice dams along the edges
- The attic: stains, daylight, ventilation, and insulation
What you should walk away with
- Photos of anything that needs attention
- A plain answer: fine for now, repair soon, or plan for a replacement
- A rough sense of how many years the roof has left
- A written price for any work they recommend
How we help
- Tell us why you want it checked. Buying, selling, aging roof, or after a storm.
- Get matched. We send a vetted roofer near you who can come soonest.
- Understand the answer. If you’re told you need work, we’ll help you make sense of it.
Common questions
Does an inspection cost anything?
Our service is free. Whether the roofer charges for the visit can depend on the job, so ask up front when the visit is set up.
Is a home inspector’s report enough?
A home inspector gives a general look. A roofer can tell you more about the roof itself, how much life it has left, and what a fix might cost.
What if they say I need a new roof?
Ask for photos and the reasons in writing. If you’re unsure, call us and we’ll send another roofer from our network for a second look.
How long does an inspection take?
Usually under an hour for a typical home, longer if the roofer checks the attic or the roof is steep.
Want peace of mind about your roof?
One call and we’ll set up a visit with a roofer we trust.