Residential Roofing Services

A residential roof inspection includes a visual review of shingles or roofing materials, flashing, vents, valleys, and other exposed areas. The inspector looks for signs of wear, storm damage, moisture intrusion, and installation issues and documents any concerns found.

Coverage depends on your policy terms, roof condition, and cause of damage. Some policies account for depreciation, while others may limit coverage if damage is due to long-term wear rather than storms. Reviewing your policy before filing a claim is important.

Discoloration can result from algae growth, dirt buildup, aging materials, or weather exposure. While some issues are cosmetic, certain patterns may indicate moisture retention or reduced lifespan. A professional inspection can determine the cause.

Look for a licensed and insured contractor with clear communication, written estimates, and experience with residential roofing and storm damage repairs. A trustworthy contractor explains options without pressure.

Choosing the right material depends on roof design, local weather, durability, and budget. Asphalt shingles, metal roofing, and tile systems all perform differently. A professional inspection helps determine the best fit.

Flat roof replacement typically involves removing the existing system, inspecting the deck, improving drainage, and installing new materials such as modified bitumen or membrane systems. The exact process depends on the structure and chosen material.