On the roof, not on the curb. We photograph everything, walk you through it in plain language, and tell you honestly whether anything needs doing. No cost, no obligation, anywhere in Davis County or along the Wasatch Front.
Takes under a minute. We'll call to set a time that works.
You don't need to be sure something's wrong. That's the point of an inspection. These are the moments when a free look pays for itself.
Hail or a big canyon wind. Even if nothing looks wrong from the driveway, a documented inspection now is worth a lot if a claim comes later.
Water inside is the last sign, not the first. A stain means the roof has been letting water in for a while, and the source is rarely right above it.
A general home inspector looks at the roof from the ground. We get on it. Buyers use the report to negotiate; sellers use it to avoid a surprise at closing.
Wasatch Front sun and snow age asphalt faster than the brochure numbers. At fifteen, a free look tells you how many years are actually left.
East canyon winds off the Wasatch hit Farmington, Centerville and Bountiful at highway speeds. Lifted and broken seals don't show from below.
Roofs don't announce problems until they're expensive. A free inspection every couple of years catches the small stuff while it's small.
Whatever the reason, the inspection is the same: thorough, photographed, and free, with no obligation to do anything with what we find.
An inspection you can't see the results of isn't worth much. Ours ends with you looking at photos of your own roof while we explain what they mean. No jargon, no scare tactics.
If the roof is in good shape, you get a documented clean bill of health and a handshake. About as often as not, that's exactly how it ends.
A real inspection is a system check, not a glance at the shingles. Here's where roofs fail along the Wasatch Front, and where we look, every time.
Hail bruises, granule loss, cracking, curling, and wind-lifted edges, across every slope, with extra attention to the south and west faces the sun hits hardest.
The metal where the roof meets chimneys, walls, and itself. Flashing is the leak source we find most often, more than the shingles themselves.
Every penetration through the roof is a potential leak. We check vent caps, the rubber boots around pipes, and skylight seals, the small parts that fail first.
Granule buildup in gutters tells us how fast the shingles are wearing, and the eave is where ice dams do their damage every Utah winter.
Stains, daylight, damp insulation, and airflow. A poorly vented attic quietly cooks a roof from below in summer and feeds ice dams in winter.
We come down, show you the photos, and give it to you straight: what's fine, what's worth watching, and what, if anything, needs doing.
There isn't one. Here's the honest business logic so you don't have to take it on faith: some inspections find storm damage that becomes insurance work, some find repairs worth doing, and many find a roof that's fine. The first two pay for the third, and every honest inspection builds the reputation a local company actually lives on.
What we won't do: invent damage, pressure you to file a claim, or turn a free look into a sales ambush. If an inspector ever tells you every roof on your street is totaled, that's a road trip talking, not a roof.
"I’ve worked around a lot of contractors over the years, and it’s rare to find a roofing company that actually does what they say they’re going to do. These guys are dialed in. Communication was solid from start to finish, the crew showed up on time, and the job site was clean every single day. No shortcuts, no surprises, and no runaround. What stood out the most was how thorough they were—everything from the inspection to the final walkthrough felt professional and intentional. You can tell they take pride in their work and actually care about doing the job right. If you’re looking for a roofing company you can trust without having to babysit the project, this is the one. I’d recommend them to anyone without hesitation."
"These guys are the best! They were fast, professional and honest. Edgar made sure it was done right and that I was 100% satisfied. I have already recommended my friends! Well done Edgar, thanks for doing a five star job!"
Yes. No fee, no obligation, and you keep the photos whether or not you hire us for anything.
Usually thirty to forty-five minutes on the roof, then ten minutes walking you through the photos.
After a storm we prioritize homes in the hail path. If your neighborhood got hit, call; there's no cost to find out whether your roof did.
What hail damage looks like →No. We tell you what we found and whether it rises to the level of a claim. Filing is your decision, and we'll say so plainly if the damage doesn't justify one.
Yes. Buyers use the report in negotiations and sellers use it to avoid surprises at closing. Same inspection, same photos.
You get a written, itemized quote for exactly what needs doing, and time to think it over. A quote that can't survive a week of thought isn't one worth signing.
Thirty minutes on your roof, photos of everything, and a straight answer. If the roof is fine, that's what we'll tell you, documented.
