Roof Inspection

What This Service Involves

Our inspectors walk your roof and document the condition of shingles, flashing, valleys, and penetrations with detailed photos you can keep. Because the maritime climate keeps surfaces damp for months, we pay close attention to moss colonies, algae streaking, and clogged valleys that trap water against the deck. We also check attic ventilation and the underside of the sheathing for the moisture staining that western Washington homes so often hide. You receive a plain-language summary that separates urgent repairs from items worth monitoring.

Benefits

Catch small leaks before rot spreads into the sheathing; receive dated photo evidence for insurance or resale; understand exactly how many seasons your roof has left; prioritize spending with an honest urgent-versus-monitor breakdown

Our Process

1) We review the roof's age, material, and any history of leaks; 2) we inspect the exterior surface, flashing, and drainage points on foot or by drone; 3) we assess the attic for ventilation gaps and moisture staining; 4) we deliver a photo report with clear repair recommendations

What Affects the Cost

Roof size, pitch, and number of stories; accessibility and whether ladder or drone access is required; roofing material and complexity of valleys and penetrations; whether an attic and interior moisture check is included; travel distance across the Sound region

Best Time of Year

Late summer and early fall, once the rains ease, is the ideal window to inspect before the wet season loads the roof.