Roof inspections in Naperville
A clear report on your roof's condition, with photos, before a small problem gets expensive.
You can't see most of your roof from the ground, and you shouldn't have to climb it to find out how it's doing. We check shingles, flashing, pipe boots, valleys, vents and gutters, then go into the attic to look for stains, wet insulation and blocked ventilation.
You get photos and a plain write-up: what's fine, what to watch, and what needs fixing now. Buying or selling a house? An inspection tells you roughly how many years the roof has left before it becomes part of the negotiation.
What's included
- Full roof and flashing check
- Attic and ventilation check
- A photo report in plain language
- Inspections before you buy or list a house
- Inspections after hail or high wind
Call us when
- A big storm just came through
- You're buying or selling a house
- The roof is past 15 years old and hasn't been looked at
- You notice moss, dark streaks or lifted shingles
Questions people ask
Don't see yours? Call (630) 555-0128.
How often should a roof be inspected?
Every couple of years on a newer roof, yearly once it's past 15, and after any storm with hail or high wind. Catching a cracked pipe boot or loose flashing early is a small repair. Finding it after the ceiling stains is not.
Can I check my roof myself?
From the ground, yes. Walk around with binoculars and look for missing shingles, lifted edges and sagging gutters. Check the attic with a flashlight after a hard rain. Please stay off the roof itself. Falls are the real danger, and walking on shingles can damage them.