Signs that deserve a closer look
Missing shingles, roofing debris in the yard, loose exterior materials, and a new ceiling stain are reasons to request an inspection. They do not establish the cause or full extent of damage by themselves. A professional assessment can help connect what you see with the condition of the roof.
- Shingles or other roof materials displaced after wind
- New water stains or signs of moisture indoors
- Dents or damage on gutters, downspouts, or exterior metal
- Loose siding or damaged exterior components after the same storm
Document the concern without climbing onto the roof
When conditions are safe, note when the problem appeared and take photos from the ground or inside the home. Keep any previous inspection or repair records available. Leave roof access to a qualified professional; damaged materials and wet surfaces can be difficult to assess safely.
An inspection before a repair or replacement decision
We inspect the visible condition and document findings so you can understand what was observed. An isolated issue may call for a limited repair, while wider damage can require replacement planning. The right scope depends on your roof and the inspection findings, not simply on whether a storm passed through your neighborhood.
Look beyond the shingles
One weather event can affect more than the roof covering. Let us know about concerns involving siding, windows, gutters, or downspouts as well. Looking at the exterior together helps identify work that should be discussed in the same project.
Storm inspection questions
Can you tell from a photo whether the roof needs replacement?
Photos can help explain your concern, but they cannot replace an inspection of the roof and surrounding components. We use the inspection findings to discuss the proposed scope.
What should I have ready when I request an inspection?
Your contact information, property location, a short description of the concern, and the approximate date you first noticed it are useful. Photos and prior repair records can help during follow-up.
Can you inspect siding and gutters too?
Yes. Tell us which exterior components concern you when you request the inspection so we can discuss the visit and next steps.
Start with a free inspection
Tell us about your home and the work you are considering. Alex Henry can help with your next step.