What if we told you that there is a process that you can follow when getting your roof inspected that can save you money? That would be an intriguing idea! Because of all the elements your roof is exposed to throughout the year; it is vital to have your roof inspected. You may not have to get a newer roof inspected every year, but if there has been a damaging storm or your roof is somewhat older, you will want to have a reliable roofing contractor out to your home sooner rather than later. So now, we want to give you the following guide to roof inspections.

Saving You the Most Money: How to Become Your Own Roof Inspector

The ultimate way to save money on roof inspections is by doing it yourself. Now, this does not mean we want you to get on your roof looking for problems. Most roof inspections for newer roofs can be done at ground level. You can notice many minor problems by just walking around your premises and analyzing the state of your roof. So this is the place where we recommend you start.  

If You Need A Roof Inspection, Hire a Reliable and Trustworthy Company

Here is the thing: A reliable and licensed roof inspector can save you a lot of money. What do we mean by that? We have heard nightmare stories from people who have told us that they had a roof inspection completed, were told they had minimal issues, and then ended up having major roofing problems within a few weeks. You do not want to be put in this position. So we recommend you do your due diligence initially to filter out who is reliable and who is not. The easiest way to do this is by reading online customer reviews on Google or a company’s website. Getting your roof inspected right the first time will save money in the long run. 

Is Your Roof Being Inspected Correctly? 

We think that it is essential that you, as the customer be aware of what to look for when a roofing inspector is at your home. A qualified roofing inspector will be thorough and spend a reasonable amount of time at your home. You, as the customer, should feel free to stand outside and watch what is happening. A trustworthy roof inspector will spend time looking for loose roofing materials, missing shingles, the functionality of your drainage pipes, and the seal of flashing around roof pipes, etc.

After checking the exterior of your home, the roof inspector will come inside your house to check for water stains, mold, etc. After this is completed, you should receive a thorough report from your room inspector that details what they did and if they have any quotes for potential repairs that might need to be done. A qualified roof inspector should have no problem answering any questions that you might have, so feel free to ask. 

The Complete Guide to Roof Inspections: How They Can Save You Money

Roofing inspections can save you money if done the right way. You might be curious as to what ways they can save you money. Here are some of the primary ways that we have seen:

• It can Prevent your Roof from Untimely Deterioration
• It can Locate Structural Damage before it Becomes a Major Problem
• It can Help you with Insurance Benefits If you Ever Have Major Roofing Issues
• It can Prevent Health Issues (Mold, etc.) 

At Enduring Roofing & Gutters, we promise a 100% guarantee that our services will be performed to the highest standard. We stand by the high quality of our work by offering long-term product warranties and rock-solid workmanship. Our trained team has worked for over 15 years to meet your roof inspection, repair, and replacement needs. Also, we believe in doing things the right way the first time!