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Roof Inspections in Magnolia, NJ

Free, about ninety minutes, and half of it happens with a torch under the deck where the real condition of a roof is written.

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A worker fixing sheathing overhead with a cordless drill
In short

Two halves, one visit

A roof can be aged from the slope. It can only be understood from the loft. Doing one without the other produces a confident answer about the wrong question, which is how a perfectly good covering ends up being replaced and a quietly failing one ends up being left.

What is covered

Where the time goes

  1. The slopes

    Walked rather than viewed. Seal strips, tab condition, granule cover, nail pops, earlier repairs and any sign of a layover beneath.

  2. Every penetration

    Pipe boots, the chimney and its flashing, skylight kerbs, vents and the valleys — where water actually gets in.

  3. The soffits and the ridge

    Whether intake exists at all, whether it is blocked, and whether the exhaust up top is sized for the loft or just present.

  4. The loft itself

    Daylight through the deck, dark staining on sheathing, flattened or damp insulation, ducts venting into the space, and the temperature compared with outside.

On the ladder

OSHA certified crews

Every inspection is carried out by an OSHA certified crew, which means anchors and fall protection go up before anybody steps onto a slope, whatever the pitch and however short the visit. It is a conduct standard rather than a roofing one, and it is the reason a steep roof still gets walked instead of squinted at.

Also on the list

The rest of what this crew does

  1. Roof Replacement

    A full tear-off with the loft put right while the roof is open, which is the only moment the ventilation is cheap to fix.

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  2. Roof Repair

    Pinpoint work where the shingles still have years ahead of them, confirmed by checking what the deck beneath them is doing.

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  3. Roof Leak Repair

    Tracing water back to where it enters, and telling the difference between a leak and condensation that only looks like one.

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  4. Storm & Hail Damage Roof Repair

    Wind and hail damage found by hand on the slope and documented before anything is repaired or claimed.

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  5. Siding

    The wall below the roofline, including the soffits and the vented panels that half the loft's air supply depends on.

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  6. Gutters & Downspouts

    Rain moved away from the wall and the footings, plus a straight answer about the ice that keeps forming at the eaves.

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No charge

Have both halves looked at

Ninety minutes, written findings afterwards, and no estimate unless you ask for one.

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