FREE
ROOF
INSPECTION

Our free inspection is a genuine, thorough professional assessment - not a sales visit dressed up as an inspection. Here's specifically what we do: a licensed roofer gets on your roof and walks every section, examining shingles up close for granule loss, cracking, bruising, curling, and tab adhesion. We inspect all ridge and hip shingles, which are among the most exposed and frequently damaged components. We check all flashing - step flashing along walls, counter flashing at chimneys, valley flashing, and the metal surrounding all penetrations. We look at pipe boots for cracking and deterioration. We inspect gutters and downspouts for damage and detachment, and we look for granule accumulation in gutters as an indicator of shingle condition. If accessible, we review the attic for signs of moisture intrusion, daylight penetration, or insulation damage. After the inspection, we compile a written report with photographs documenting what we found. You receive this report regardless of whether there's damage or not, and regardless of whether we end up doing any work for you. It's genuinely free and genuinely comprehensive.

We recommend a professional inspection in two primary scenarios: after any weather event that produced hail larger than a quarter or sustained winds above 55 mph, and as a routine assessment every two to three years for roofs older than 10 years. Oklahoma City's weather environment is genuinely aggressive - we typically have multiple significant hail events per spring season and severe thunderstorms through summer. Many OKC homeowners go years without an inspection and only discover issues when water is already coming in. By that point, secondary damage (wet insulation, stained drywall, early-stage mold) has already occurred, which complicates both repair scope and insurance claims. Annual inspections after any notable storm plus routine checks for older roofs keep you ahead of problems rather than reacting to them. Our inspections are free - there's no financial barrier to staying informed about your roof's condition. Knowing your roof is sound gives you confidence. Knowing there's a problem gives you the opportunity to address it on your terms, not in a crisis.

Absolutely, and here's why: general home inspectors are required to assess the roof as part of their inspection, but they evaluate it from a different perspective and with different expertise than a dedicated roofing contractor. Most home inspectors assess roofs from the ground or from a ladder at the eave - they're looking for obvious problems like missing shingles or visible damage. They are not typically trained to identify hail impact patterns, assess seal strip adhesion, evaluate flashing installation quality, or document the specific details that matter for insurance claim viability. A dedicated roofing contractor gets on the roof and examines it at the shingle level. We've inspected roofs that passed a general home inspection and found documented hail damage that supported a legitimate insurance claim - sometimes a significant one that provided the new homeowner with a brand-new roof covered by the previous storm's insurance. If your home was under previous ownership during an Oklahoma hail event in the past year, that storm claim potential may transfer with the property. We'll tell you quickly whether there's anything worth pursuing.

We tell you your roof is in good shape and that's the end of it. No pressure to purchase anything, no manufactured concerns, no follow-up sales calls. You receive your written inspection report confirming what we found - or didn't find - and that documentation is genuinely useful to you. It establishes a baseline condition of your roof at a specific date, which can be valuable if a future storm event occurs and you need to demonstrate pre-storm condition. It's useful documentation for home sale situations where buyers want reassurance about roof condition. And it gives you peace of mind knowing that an experienced professional reviewed your roof thoroughly and found it sound. We build our reputation on honest assessments. An OKC homeowner who gets a clean inspection from us and has no work done this year is still a homeowner who trusts us - and calls us again when a storm eventually does cause damage, which in Oklahoma is a matter of when, not if.

Yes, and this is an important inspection to prioritize. Deferred roof maintenance and undisclosed pre-existing damage are unfortunately common in home sales. Signs that may indicate previous damage left unaddressed include mismatched shingles in specific areas (indicating a partial repair that didn't match), granule accumulation under soffits not connected to a gutter (indicating leak points), staining on attic sheathing or rafters, or attic insulation that appears disturbed or was recently replaced in isolated areas. We can often tell from inspection whether damage is fresh from a recent event or older and pre-existing. This matters for insurance purposes - some carriers allow new homeowners to pursue claims for storm damage that occurred during the previous ownership period if it was within the filing window and was not properly disclosed or repaired. We work with homeowners and their attorneys in some of these situations. At minimum, knowing the actual condition of what you purchased is information you should have.

Every time. After completing the roof walk, we come down and go through our findings with you in plain language. No jargon, no scare tactics, no manufactured urgency. We show you the photographs we took during the inspection and explain what each one shows - whether it's damage that warrants concern, normal aging that you should monitor, or something that needs attention relatively soon versus immediately. If there's insurable damage, we explain what we see, why we believe it's storm-related, and what the claim process would look like. If there's no significant damage, we tell you that and explain what to watch for in future seasons. If there's non-storm damage that needs repair, we provide an estimate for that work. We believe homeowners make better decisions when they understand what's actually happening with their property. Our goal is to give you that understanding clearly and honestly so you can make an informed decision - whatever that turns out to be.

The fastest way is to call us directly at (405) 458-2654. Our team answers during business hours (Monday through Saturday, 7am to 7pm) and can often schedule an inspection within 24–48 hours of your call. For true storm emergencies with active damage, we prioritize same-day response when possible. You can also use the contact form on this page - fill in your name, phone number, property address, and a brief note about what you're concerned about, and we'll reach out within 2 hours during business hours to confirm scheduling. We serve all of the OKC metro - Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Moore, Yukon, Mustang, Midwest City, Bethany, and the surrounding communities. When we arrive, please let us know if there are any access considerations (locked gates, dogs in the yard, etc.) so we can plan accordingly. The inspection itself takes 30–60 minutes depending on roof complexity, and we'll review findings with you before we leave.