A thorough roof inspection catches small problems before they become expensive. A roofer assesses shingles, flashing, seals, and drainage and reports on the roof's condition.
What an inspection covers
A roofer examines the shingles or membrane, flashing around chimneys and vents, valleys, gutters, and visible signs of leaks or aging. They look for lifted, cracked, or missing materials and check that water drains properly. The result is a clear picture of the roof's remaining life and any needed repairs.
When to get inspected
It is wise to inspect after major storms, when buying or selling a home, and periodically as the roof ages. Catching minor issues early prevents leaks that damage insulation, drywall, and framing. Regular inspections help you plan repairs before an emergency forces the timing.
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