Roof Inspections
An inspection is where nearly every roofing decision should start. We walk the roof where it's safe to do so and look at the things that quietly decide how many years you have left: shingle condition and granule loss, the state of flashing around chimneys and vents, valleys, pipe boots, ridge and eave lines, and the fasteners holding everything down.
Inside, we look for the evidence a roof leaves behind — stained ceilings, damp insulation, daylight through decking, or signs that water has been tracking along a rafter. Coastal roofs often fail at the detail points long before the field of the roof gives out, so the small areas get the most attention.
There is no charge and no obligation. You get photos, a plain explanation of what we found, and an honest answer about whether the roof needs work now, needs watching, or is simply fine.
