FAQs

After a roof inspection, you should expect to receive a detailed report outlining the findings, including any issues discovered, recommended repairs or maintenance, and the overall condition of the roof. Some roofing companies may also provide photographs or videos to accompany the report.

Roof inspections are typically non-invasive and shouldn’t cause significant disruption to your daily routine. Roofing professionals will work efficiently to complete the inspection while minimizing any inconvenience to you and your family.

Yes, homeowners should regularly check for signs of damage, such as missing or damaged shingles, water stains on the ceiling or walls, sagging areas in the roof structure, and debris buildup in gutters or on the roof surface.

The scheduling time for a roof inspection can vary depending on factors such as the roofing company’s workload and the urgency of your request. Typically, roofing professionals aim to schedule inspections within a few days to a week.

Skipping a roof inspection can lead to undetected issues such as leaks, structural damage, or deteriorating roofing materials, which can worsen over time and result in costly repairs or premature roof replacement.

While it’s possible to conduct a basic visual inspection, it’s recommended to hire a professional roofing contractor for a comprehensive inspection, as they have the expertise and equipment to identify potential issues accurately.

The duration of a roof inspection depends on the size and condition of your roof, but typically it takes anywhere from 30 minutes to a few hours.

A thorough roof inspection involves checking for damage, leaks, missing or damaged shingles, signs of mold or mildew, and the overall condition of the roof. At Outdoor Makeover Roofing and Exteriors we have a 21 Point Inspection to ensure your roof has been inspected thoroughly.

It’s recommended to have your roof inspected at least once a year, preferably in the spring or fall. Book your complimentary roof inspection with us today!

Regular roof inspections can help detect any potential issues early on, preventing costly repairs or replacements down the line.