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Unfortunately, despite its importance, most homeowners don’t do the necessary maintenance to keep their roofs in good shape.
A poorly maintained roof can lead to water damage, and even rot if left untreated. If your roof has developed leaks, or you notice any other signs of damage, it is important to call a professional to do an inspection. A roof inspection will allow you to avoid the myriad problems that a poorly maintained roof can cause.
We will assess how well your roof is holding up overall. This will involve checking the structural stability and support of your roof to make sure it is in good working condition, including your gutters and downspouts. If your home has any skylights, chimneys, or vents, we'll check their grouts, seals, and exterior for damage, too.
This part of the inspection involves checking the roofing materials (shingles, metal plates, clay, etc.) and examining them for damage or staining from rust or water. In addition, an inspection of the flashing underneath will also be done to determine whether it needs to be repaired or replaced.
Our team will also inspect parts of your home such as the ceilings, walls, and attic for signs of roof damage, including molding, water stains, wood rot, and pests.
No matter the roofing material used, a badly designed roof or a poorly installed one will cause problems in the long run. Indeed, roofs designed or installed incorrectly can start leaking as soon as it rains. It's not uncommon for a roof to fail early due to things like poor workmanship, poor attic ventilation, and improper design. That's why our roof inspections include examining your roof's design and workmanship to determine whether everything was assembled and installed properly.
When you hire a professional roofing company, you’ll get a roof inspection that will be thorough, accurate, and will give you a better idea of what you can expect to pay for repairs.
A roof inspection is vital for any home because it will:
A roof inspection will help you identify and repair problems early. This can save you money in the long run. For instance, leaking or mold problems can get worse (and expensive) if left untreated, so getting a roof inspection early enough will allow you to avoid costly repairs.
A roof inspection will also increase the value of your home. A well-maintained roof will help your home look its best, make it more attractive to potential buyers, and increase its resale value.
A roof inspection will make filing an insurance claim much easier. When you hire a professional roofing company to perform an inspection, you'll have a clear idea of what's wrong, what needs to be repaired, and how much it will cost. This will simplify filing an insurance claim and give you a better idea of how much you need in compensation.
A roof inspection will keep you safe and thus give you peace of mind. Roof inspections are thorough, so they'll help you identify any potential hazards and safety issues before they become bigger problems. Equally important, they'll identify any potential damage to your roof so you can make more informed decisions about your home.
A roof inspection is an important part of your home’s maintenance routine. It will help you identify and repair problems early enough so you can avoid costly repairs.
At Roof Pros, we’re proud of our reputation as one of the best roofing contractors in the industry.
Our roofing inspections are performed by a team of highly-trained roofing experts. We’ll inspect your roof, inspect the flashing underneath, look for signs of water damage and roof damage, and check the design and workmanship of your roof.
We’ll also provide you with a detailed report of our findings, including recommendations for repairs and an estimate of the cost. If you’re ready to get a roof inspection, call us today.
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