Book a Roofing Appointment: Inspection or Estimate

What to expect when you book a roofing appointment

Choose the visit that fits. If you are not sure what is wrong, ask for a free roof inspection. If you already know you want a roof, siding or gutter project priced, schedule a roof estimate visit instead. Either way, someone from our office confirms the day and the time window by phone or text, and you get a reminder before we arrive. Comparing bids from other roofers? Say so when you book, and we will leave time to walk through our line-item estimate so you can compare it line by line.

Visits usually include time on the roof and in the attic, so plan for someone to be home and for a clear path to the attic hatch. Have the roof’s age handy if you know it, along with any old invoices or warranty papers. The process page walks through what happens after the visit, and the cost calculator gives you a ballpark number before we come out.

Booking for an HOA, landlord or business?

Property managers, condo boards and landlords can book the same way. Tell us who the building contact is, whether tenants or residents need notice, and whether roof access needs a key, a ladder hatch or a lift. For multi-building properties and low-slope roofs, the commercial roofing page explains how inspections are phased and how work is scheduled around the people inside.

When not to wait for an appointment

If water is coming through a ceiling, or a storm has opened the roof, do not wait for a calendar slot. Call (630) 461-9229 for emergency roof repair; the line is staffed around the clock.