The inspection is free whether you have a claim or not. Everything else is quoted in writing, with the scope on paper before a shingle moves.
Free, photographed, and an honest verdict on whether you have a claim.
Hail damage is often invisible from the ground and obvious from the ridge. We walk the roof, photograph every slope plus the soft metals that show hail first, and give you a written verdict: real damage worth a claim, cosmetic wear that isn't, or nothing. We'll say 'you don't have a claim' when that's the answer — a denied claim costs you more than it costs us.
Water coming in — we stop it today, repair it properly after.
An active leak is a two-visit job: stop the water now, fix the roof when it's safe to work on. We tarp to protect the inside, photograph it for your claim, and come back for the permanent repair. Interior damage from a delayed tarp is the expensive part.
Full tear-off with a written scope — ventilation, underlayment, and all.
When a roof is done, we lay out materials, price, and timeline in writing before you commit. Clean tear-off to the deck, ice-and-water at the eaves and valleys, proper intake and exhaust ventilation, and a crew that tarps your landscaping and runs a magnet over the yard at the end.
Missing shingles, failed flashing, worn valleys — fixed before they spread.
Most leaks aren't the shingles; they're the flashing, the boots, or the valley. We find the actual source instead of smearing sealant on the symptom, and we'll tell you honestly when a repair buys you five more years versus when you're spending good money on a roof that's finished.
Where the water goes after it leaves the roof.
A new roof over failing gutters is half a job. We handle seamless gutters, downspout runs that actually move water away from the foundation, and the soffit and fascia repair that usually comes with a roof that's been leaking for a while.
A yearly look so the small stuff stays small.
Twenty minutes on the roof every year catches the lifted shingle, the cracked boot, and the nail pop before they become a ceiling stain. You get the photo set each time — which is also what you want on file if hail ever does show up.
Water coming in right now? Skip the form and call the emergency line.