Storm damage or an active leak? Our emergency line answers 24/7: (630) 461-9229

Schedule a Free Roof Inspection

An hour or less on your roof and in your attic, photos of every slope, and a written summary you can keep, whether or not you hire us.

  • Roof surface, flashing, penetrations and ridge
  • Attic ventilation, insulation and signs of past leaks
  • Gutters, fascia and soffits at the roof edge
  • Dated photo report, suitable for insurance documentation

Request your inspection

We respond to most requests within 1 business hour.

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What happens during a free roof inspection

We start on the ground, walking the house to look at the roof planes, gutters, downspouts and the fascia and soffits along the eaves. On the roof we check the shingles or membrane, the flashing at chimneys, walls and skylights, the pipe boots and vents, and the ridge. Inside, the attic shows what the roof surface cannot: daylight at the deck, stained sheathing or rusty nails, damp insulation, and whether intake and exhaust ventilation are balanced.

You get a dated photo summary of every slope and what we found, in plain language. If something needs attention, we explain whether it calls for a repair or is a sign the roof is near the end of its life, and a written estimate follows if you want one. If nothing is wrong, we say so.

Free roof inspection in DuPage County and the surrounding suburbs

Our shop is in Addison, so a free roof inspection in DuPage County is usually the easiest visit to schedule, and we cover suburban Cook, Will, Lake, McHenry, Kane and Kendall counties the same way. After a hailstorm, an inspection is also the simplest way to find out whether the storm did anything before you call your insurer: the dated photos help document damage, and your insurer decides coverage.

Prefer to pick a time on a calendar? Book a roofing appointment. Want to know what a full roof inspection for a home sale or an insurance renewal involves? That page covers it. Water coming in right now? Go to emergency roof repair.

Before you hire any roofer

These checks take a few minutes and work on any contractor, us included.

  1. Look up the roofing license

    Illinois licenses roofing contractors through the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR). Its free online lookup shows a license’s holder, type, status and expiration. Source: IDFPR license lookup

  2. Get a written contract

    The Illinois Home Repair and Remodeling Act requires a written contract for repair or remodeling work costing more than $1,000. Source: Illinois Attorney General

  3. Walk away from deductible offers

    Illinois law bars a contractor from advertising or promising to pay or rebate any part of your insurance deductible to win the job. Source: 815 ILCS 513/18

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