Roof Inspection
in Mason, OH

Yes — specifically because I go on the roof. A drive-by or satellite assessment misses flashing failures, lifted ridge cap, and penetration damage that's invisible from ground level. You get photo documentation of every finding, a written summary, and an honest recommendation. If your roof is fine, I tell you. If it needs attention, you know exactly what and why.

Most inspections take 45–90 minutes depending on roof size, complexity (number of penetrations, valleys, pitches), and findings. I also check gutters and fascia as part of the same visit. You get the photo report the same day — not a call-back with a summary two days later.

After any significant hail or wind event is the most important trigger — hail damage isn't always visible from the ground, and missing it means missing the insurance claim window (typically 1–2 years from the event). Beyond storms, every 3–5 years is a reasonable maintenance cadence for roofs in the Warren County area, or any time you notice ceiling stains, granules in the gutters, or lifted shingles.

I provide a written summary covering: overall shingle condition and estimated remaining life, specific areas of damage or concern with photos, flashing condition at all chimneys/vents/skylights, gutters and fascia, attic ventilation assessment if access is available, and a clear recommendation — repair, replace, or check back in X years. No padding, no manufactured urgency.