Home Seller Roof Inspection

What This Service Involves

Getting ahead of the buyer's inspector lets you address problems on your terms and market the roof as a documented asset. We identify anything likely to appear in a buyer's report so you can repair it, disclose it, or price around it before offers arrive. A clean pre-sale roof report can shorten negotiations and reassure cautious buyers wary of Northwest moisture damage. Sellers often recover the inspection cost several times over by preventing mid-escrow renegotiation.

Benefits

Fix or disclose issues before they derail an offer; market a documented, buyer-reassuring roof; reduce the risk of mid-escrow price renegotiation; control repair timing instead of scrambling under deadline

Our Process

1) We inspect the roof as a buyer's inspector would; 2) we flag items likely to surface in their report; 3) we recommend repairs or disclosures that protect your price; 4) we provide a shareable report for your listing packet

What Affects the Cost

Roof area and design complexity; whether pre-sale repairs are performed with the inspection; documentation depth for the listing packet; number of stories and access needs; scheduling ahead of or during active listing

Best Time of Year

Inspect a few weeks before listing, ideally in a dry spell, so any recommended repairs are done before showings begin.