You don't have to be buying or selling to want a clear read on your roof. We come out, take a roofing-focused look at the visible and accessible areas, and give you a plain-language written assessment letter on what we found.
Maybe you've spotted a stain on the ceiling, noticed some lifting flashings, or you just haven't had eyes on the roof in years and want peace of mind. A general roof assessment is a roofing-focused look at the visible and accessible areas of your roof, no buying or selling required.
We come out, take a careful look at what we can see and safely reach, and use drone equipment where it helps reach the trickier areas. Then you get a plain-language written assessment letter recording what we observed, with practical comments and options on anything worth keeping an eye on.
You get a practical, roofing-focused assessment letter, photos where they help, and clear next steps. What's covered depends on the property and what we can safely access on the day, so this is a guide rather than a fixed list:
A visual look over the roof, flashings and guttering, to the extent we can see and safely reach them on the day.
Drone footage where it helps reach steep or high areas without scaffolding.
A written assessment letter in plain language, recording what we observed on the day.
Practical comments and options on anything worth knowing about or keeping an eye on.
Photos to help show what we're describing, where they're useful.
You can be there on the day and ask questions on the spot.
You don't need the whole-house treatment to understand your roof. You need someone who knows roofs to look at it properly, and tell you plainly what they find.
A plain-language written summary of what we observed on the roof. You get practical comments and sensible options on anything worth knowing about, with photos where they help show what we mean. It reads in about ten minutes, written in language a person can use.
The format is a deliberate choice. A formal building report covers the whole house in dense report language. An engineering report covers structural specifics with a chartered engineer's stamp. The assessment letter is for when you want roofing-specific depth, written by someone whose day job is roofs, in language you can act on. It answers the question most owners have, which is "what's going on up there and what should I do about it", rather than covering the whole house.
Scope, precisely: it covers the visible and accessible roof areas as observed on the day. It is not a full building report and not an engineering report, and we report what we can actually see rather than guessing at what isn't visible. If you've got a leak, we'll point out the signs we can see and what they might mean, but we stop short of a guaranteed leak diagnosis because pinpointing one often needs further investigation. If something needs a closer or more specialised look, we'll tell you and point you the right way.
You've noticed a stain, drip, or damp patch on a ceiling and want to understand it.
There's been a storm or big weather event and you want the roof checked over.
You haven't looked at the roof in years and want peace of mind before something becomes a problem.
You're a landlord or property manager wanting a periodic check on a roof's condition.
Tell us what's prompting the check and where the property is. We'll get back to you as soon as we can with the next steps and a price.
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