Inspections
Repair, Resale & Buying Inspections
Repair inspections help homeowners understand the current condition of their roof after storms, leaks, or visible damage. These inspections focus on identifying issues that need immediate attention to prevent further damage or costly repairs. They provide clear documentation so homeowners know exactly what is going on with their roof.
Resale inspections are designed for homeowners who are preparing to sell their property. These inspections help identify potential roofing issues that could delay a sale, reduce offers, or cause problems during buyer negotiations. Knowing the roof’s condition ahead of time allows sellers to address issues or disclose them clearly before listing.
Buying inspections are for homebuyers who want confidence before closing on a property. These inspections evaluate the roof’s age, condition, and any existing damage so buyers understand what they are purchasing. This helps avoid surprises after move-in and supports better decision-making during the buying process.
Why You Might Need an Inspection
Buyer Reports
Real estate transactions require roof condition reports. These help buyers understand what they are purchasing.
Storm Damage
Hail or wind can damage shingles even if leaks are not visible. Inspections confirm whether insurance may apply.
Style Updates
Sometimes the roof no longer matches the home’s look. Figuring out your options helps you update curb apeal.
Leaks or Damage
Leaks or ceiling stains often come from roof problems. Inspections help property managers fix issues quickly.
If You Check Your Car After a Storm, You Should Check Your Roof Too
After a storm, most people instinctively check their car for dents or broken glass. Your roof takes the same beating, but unlike your car, you cannot easily see the damage from the ground. Even small hail or high winds can loosen shingles, crack seals, or weaken areas that later turn into leaks.
An inspection helps catch these problems early, before they become expensive or disruptive.
Many types of roof damage are not obvious right away. By the time a stain appears on the ceiling, the damage has usually been spreading for weeks or even months.
Getting your roof inspected after a storm is about protecting your home, not just fixing what is broken. That knowledge helps you make smart decisions, avoid surprises, and keep your home safe through Oklahoma’s unpredictable weather.
Are You A….
Homeowner
If you own and live in the home, you can schedule an inspection for any time that works for you. We just need access to the exterior and any interior areas showing signs of leaks.
Landlord
If the property is occupied, the inspection will need to be scheduled with the tenant present or with proper notice. If the home is vacant, we can inspect it at any time with your approval.
Real Estate Agent
If the home is listed or under contract, we coordinate the inspection around showings, inspections, or closing timelines. We can also provide documentation to support negotiations and disclosures.
Tenant
If you are renting, the inspection must be approved by the property owner or manager. Once approved, we can schedule a time that works for you to access the property.
Inspections Are Free
We offer free roof and exterior inspections so you can get answers without any pressure or obligation. You do not have to commit to anything just to have us take a look. Our goal is to help you understand what is going on with your roof so you can decide what makes the most sense for your home.
OSHA Certified & CIB Licensed
Our team follows OSHA safety standards and is registered with the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board so your project is handled properly and responsibly. This means your home, your roof, and everyone on site is protected while work is being completed. We believe homeowners deserve to feel confident about who they invite onto their property.
Weather Permitting
Roof inspections and repairs depend on safe weather conditions. If rain, high winds, or storms move in, we may need to reschedule to keep your home and our crew safe. We will always communicate clearly and get you back on the schedule as soon as conditions allow.
Need Help with an Insurance Claim?
Dealing with insurance after a storm can feel overwhelming, especially when you are trying to understand what is covered and what is not. When we find qualifying storm damage during an inspection, we help document the issues and guide you through the claim process so you are not left figuring it out on your own. Our goal is to help you get the coverage you deserve and avoid paying out of pocket for damage your policy may already cover.