What is Checked During a Roof Inspection? (13-point roof inspection)
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Has your home started to develop a roof leak? You're probably wondering where the source is and if it can be repaired. And, how much is this going to cost? Our team is here to help.
One of our highly-trained roofing specialists will come thoroughly review the condition of your home's roof. We'll check for the source of any active leaks and also review the condition of your roof overall.
Over the past 30 years, we've inspected thousands of roofs in Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Fuquay-Varina, Angier, and the surrounding areas. We know what to look for and how to find even the smallest leak source. From chimneys and flashing to valleys and nailing issues, we've probably seen a roof the same way before.
We hold the highest certification in residential roofing: GAF Master Elite. Our main office is in Cary, NC and we have a full training facility a short drive away in Angier, NC.
Unsure if you need a full roof replacement or a just a roof repair? Or, are you ready for a quote? Contact us today to schedule your roof inspection.
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A roof inspection takes about 1 hour on-site at your property. In general, we'll arrive at your house and speak with you. Then, we'll get on the roof and go through our checklist. In some cases, we need to get in your attic to look at the condition of your roof deck. This is the underlying wood surface that the shingles are nailed to.
The best way to inspect your roof is to get up close and personal! In most cases, we will get on your roof to look at the details. This ensures we get an accurate view of what is going on. If you are requesting a quote for a full replacement, we might not need to do a physical inspection because we will be replacing the entire roofing system. In these cases, we might use an aerial imaging tool to get the exact dimensions of your roof.
There are two primary things our roofing specialists are looking for during your roof inspection:
1. Current leaks or damage
The most important thing for our team to identify are any active leaks you are experiencing. If you notice water intrusion, we'll identify the source and how it can be fixed. This includes checking all areas where water collects, like your roof valleys or near the gutters.
2. Overall condition of your roof
The second item our roofing specialists will evaluate is the overall condition of your roofing system. While a repair might fix your issue, sometimes the condition of your overall roof might make a replacement more cost effective.
For a deeper look into our roof inspection process, check out this blog on what we look for in a roof inspection!
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