How Do I Know if My Roof Passed Inspection

How Do I Know if My Roof Passed Inspection?

There are many reasons to get a roof inspection. Whether it’s a private home, commercial buildings, apartments, or for HOA’s, Christian Roofing can help. As licensed roofing contractors, we can provide detailed and reliable inspections that assess not only current issues, but also highlight any potential areas that may need repairs, such as shingles, chimneys, gutters, insulation, or skylights. We believe that customers are always the number one priority, which is why we offer a free estimate. 

 

If it’s simply a seasonal roof inspection, we can help ensure that your roof is prepared for the next storm event and will remain safe and dry. This is especially important since repairs are often much more cost-effective than potential issues that could occur down the road. If you are planning on selling your current property or buying a new property, it may be a good idea to get a roof inspection. As a seller, you need to make sure the roof is in good condition before you get too far into the process. If something happens or things get worse during the selling process, it could jeopardize the sale. As a buyer, it’s smart to get a roof inspection before purchasing a new house to avoid any unexpected costs. After all, you don’t want to buy a new house only to end up needing a full roof replacement within the year. At Christian Roofing, we can provide an inspection that will make both buyers and sellers feel comfortable and confident. On the other end, there may also be a need for an annual or semi-annual roof inspection due to requirements from an HOA. This is usually to keep maintenance costs low, as you can rely on smaller scale repairs that are more timely. We also offer inspections to commercial properties, so you can be sure everything is safe and in proper order. No matter the reason or the property type, a roof inspection can save you significant amounts of money by catching any problems early.

 

After you’ve had a Roof Inspection, you’re likely eager to know the results of the inspection. You should be informed of the results as soon as the inspection is complete. The inspection will either result in you getting the all-clear, and you can feel confident that your roof is in great condition. OR the inspection will include a summary of the repairs needed before you can pass inspection. Some repairs to be aware of include: worn sealants, damage from pests, damage from severe weather, and poor ventilation. If these, or any other problems are discovered during your inspection, we’ll be able to provide you with a free quote on the repairs.

 

If the person conducting your roof inspection seems shady or won’t give you clear answers, you should double check that they are in fact a licensed professional. No matter where you go, any roof inspection should deliver your results in a straightforward manner. You don’t want to jeopardize the safety or your family or anyone else with a faulty roof, which is why it’s so essential you get your roof inspected by someone you trust. At Christian Roofing, we provide top quality inspections, repairs, and replacements. With almost 20 years of experience, you can rest easy knowing your roof is in good hands.

 

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