Three generations of Philadelphia roofers — residential only 24/7 Emergency Blog (215) 303-0319

Free

Free inspection.
Honest answer.

Most people call a roofer when there is already water on the ceiling. An inspection before that costs you nothing and is the difference between a two-hundred-dollar flashing repair and a ceiling, an attic and a roof.

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Scope

What we actually check

We get on the roof. You cannot inspect a roof from the ground or from a drone photo alone, and we do not pretend otherwise.

  • Shingle condition — granule loss, cupping, cracking, blow-offs, nail pops
  • Every flashing: chimney, walls, dormers, skylights, valleys
  • Pipe boots and every other penetration
  • Ridge, hips and the ventilation — intake at the soffit, exhaust at the ridge
  • Gutters, downspouts, fascia and soffit
  • Flat sections: seams, terminations, drains, ponding
  • Attic side where we can get to it — staining, daylight, damp insulation
  • Photos of everything, and a written summary you keep

Free inspection & estimate

No obligation. Tell us what you are looking at and we will come and look at it.

Demo form — it validates and redirects, but sends nothing. Point it at the client's CRM to go live.

The difference

What you get out of it

Photographs, not adjectives

You get pictures of your own roof, so you are not taking a stranger's word for what is up there. If somebody will not show you photos of the damage they want to fix, that tells you something.

Time to plan

Knowing you have got three or four years left on a roof is genuinely useful. You budget for it instead of financing an emergency in February.

An honest answer, including no

We have walked off plenty of roofs and told people to spend nothing. That is not a lost sale. That is how you get the call in four years, and the neighbour's.

Straight answers

Free Roof Inspection — FAQ

Yes. No fee, no trip charge, no obligation.
Usually under an hour for a typical city house, longer for a big roof with a lot going on.
That is the best time. After a bad storm, before you list the house, when you buy, and every few years once a roof passes fifteen or so.
We will tell you what we found and what we would do about it, and then we will leave you alone. Pressure is not how we have stayed busy.

Free estimate

Free inspection. Written estimate. No pressure.

Tell us what you are looking at and we will come and look at it — and we will tell you honestly what it needs, including the times the answer is nothing yet.

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