Free Inspection
Know exactly what your roof needs, a written photo report before any work is scheduled.
What Goes Wrong
The failure modes that matter most are hidden under the surface, here is where a rushed inspection falls short.
Scanning shingles from the ground misses soft decking, lifted flashing, and moisture trapped in the attic.
The roofer physically checks decking, underlayment, and attic rafters to catch damage the surface conceals.
Gaps or corrosion at chimney and skylight flashing are the most common source of recurring leaks, yet often skipped.
Each wall junction, chimney base, and skylight frame is examined for gaps, rust, and failed sealant.
Dried water stains look inactive but can hide ongoing saturation in the decking beneath them.
A moisture meter confirms whether wet areas are still active, so the report reflects the roof’s current state.
A verbal summary after a walkthrough leaves homeowners with no documentation to act on or share with a lender.
Every finding is captured in a written photo report, giving you a clear record of condition and recommended next steps.
What Gets Checked
From the ridge cap to the attic floor, here is the scope of a full inspection.
Shingles or tile are examined for cracking, cupping, granule loss, and missing sections that expose the underlayment.
Flashing at chimneys, skylights, and wall junctions is checked for gaps, corrosion, and failed sealant that allow water entry.
The roofer checks for soft spots, rot, and delamination in the decking and assesses underlayment condition where accessible.
Rafters, insulation, and the attic floor are examined for water staining, mold signs, and condensation patterns.
Gutters are checked for granule buildup and blockages that signal accelerated shingle wear or drainage failure.
Where roof pitch or height limits safe access, drone imaging captures ridges, valleys, and upper sections in close detail.
Checks for wind-displaced ridge caps and lifted flashing.
Documents roof condition before a property sale closes.
Confirms new work matches the written quote.
Why Choose Us
The inspection is only useful if the findings are documented clearly and the next step is yours to decide, here is how we make that happen.
The full roof check and written findings cost nothing. No work is scheduled until you approve a quote.
Materials and labor are listed separately in the quote, so you see exactly what each line item covers.
The roofer inspects every accessible layer, not just the surface, as part of the standard inspection scope.
Every finding is documented with photographs, giving you a record you can review, share, or file for insurance.
After any work is done, a follow-up confirms the completed job matched the written quote you approved.
Our partners work regularly on tile, flat-section, and older single-family roofs common across the Glendale area.
How It Works
01
Send your property address and a brief description of any symptoms, and we arrange a local roofer to contact you.
02
The roofer checks the surface, flashing, decking, gutters, and attic, then compiles a written photo report of every finding.
03
You receive the photo report and a written, itemized quote, materials and labor separated, before deciding on next steps.
Pricing Estimates
| Inspection type | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Basic visual roof inspection | $100-$250 |
| Detailed roof inspection with report | $250-$500 |
| Drone roof inspection | $150-$300 |
| Infrared roof inspection | $400-$600 |
Send your property details and we’ll arrange a local roofer to inspect every layer and deliver a written photo report, no work scheduled until you have a quote in hand.