The inspection is free, and the photographs are yours either way.
What it costs
We would rather you knew your roof was fine than sell you one you did not need. A typical replacement in this area runs $14,000–$32,000 depending on size, pitch and covering — quoted in writing with the materials named.
Inspection Free
38%
Inspections that became a repair, not a replacement
Of the roofs we looked at last year. The industry sells replacements; we counted.
2–4 days
Typical replacement, start to finish
Weather permitting, and we will not start a tear-off ahead of a storm.
What you get for it
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We go up
A real inspection, not a walk around the garden. About an hour.
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You see the photographs
Every one we took, including the ones that argue against a replacement.
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Written scope
Materials named, warranty stated, price fixed. Nothing is "to be determined" except rotten deck, which is priced per sheet.
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The work
Our own crew. Skip and site protection included, and the driveway swept with a magnet at the end.
Before you call
The questions a price raises.
- Do you work with insurance claims?
- We document damage and give you dated photographs and a written assessment. We are not public adjusters and we do not negotiate your claim — anyone offering to "handle the claim and waive your deductible" is describing insurance fraud.
- How long does a replacement take?
- Two to four days for a typical house, weather permitting. We will not start a tear-off with a storm forecast.
- What happens if the deck is rotten?
- It is priced per sheet in the quote before we start, so there is a known number rather than a conversation on day two. We photograph it before replacing it.
- Are you licensed and insured?
- Licence #RC00000000, and insured. Both are on every written quote before you are asked for a deposit.
Book a roof inspection.
About an hour, at no cost, and you get the photographs whatever you decide.