Roof InspectionBased in Corinth, TX

The Difference

The details that decide the outcome.

The inspection itself covers the whole roof: shingles and ridge caps, flashing at walls, chimneys and skylights, pipe boots, vents, valleys, gutters and the signs of trouble inside the attic where they can be reached. Damage is photographed where it is found, so you can see exactly what we saw.

Afterward we walk you through what the inspection found. That conversation covers the overall condition of the roof, the photographs, how much life the roof has left, whether ventilation and insulation are helping or hurting it, where damage or wear is concentrated and what caused it, and whether a repair or a replacement makes more sense for your budget.

It also covers maintenance you can do yourself, whether any damage might qualify for an insurance claim, and what upgrades would add protection or value, such as impact-resistant shingles or better ventilation. The last item is always the next step: a repair estimate, a date to look again, or simply a record of a healthy roof.

For buyers, an inspection before the option period ends gives you something specific to negotiate with, whether that is a repair, a price adjustment or confidence that the roof is sound. For sellers, finding a problem first means you decide how to handle it instead of reading about it in the buyer’s report.

New homes are worth inspecting too. Even a brand-new roof can carry installation defects that do not show until the first hard rain, and a builder is easiest to hold to a fix while the home is still under its warranty.