Florida · Inspections & hurricane prep
Roof inspections before and after hurricane season.
A thorough inspection with a written photo report, so you know the condition of your roof before the season, and have the facts after a storm.
- 17 years in roofing
- GAF Master Elite
- FL Lic. CRC1334303
What we check
A full roof inspection, documented.
We inspect the roof and the attic, and you get a written report with photos of what we found and what we recommend.
- Shingles or tiles: cracks, slips, lifted edges, missing pieces
- Underlayment and deck where visible, soft spots
- Flashing at walls, chimneys, vents and skylights
- Valleys, hips, ridges and roof edges
- Attic: signs of leaks, ventilation, daylight through the deck
- Gutters and drainage
Before the season
Hurricane prep checklist for your roof.
Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. Before it starts:
- Have loose, cracked or slipped tiles and lifted shingles fixed
- Check flashing and sealant around penetrations
- Clean gutters and downspouts
- Trim branches that overhang the roof
- Photograph your roof in good condition, for your own records
- Keep your roof permit and installation documents in a safe place
After a storm
After a storm: document first, then repair.
If you suspect damage, stay off the roof and call us. We inspect, photograph and, if water is getting in, make a temporary repair to prevent further damage. You receive a written report and an itemized estimate.
We're roofers, not adjusters. You can share our report with your insurance company; your insurer decides what is covered. We don't negotiate claims on your behalf.
- Inspection with dated photos
- Emergency tarping where needed
- Written report and itemized repair estimate
- Permanent repair or re-roof, permitted and inspected
How it works
From first look to final cleanup.
- 01
Roof inspection
Deck, underlayment, flashing and tiles or shingles, documented with photos.
- 02
Written report
What we found, what it needs and the options. Share it with your insurer or keep it for your records; your insurer makes its own decisions.
- 03
Permits & materials
Florida Building Code and local permits handled. Product approvals checked for your county.
- 04
Installation
One crew lead runs your job, with inspections scheduled as your city requires.
- 05
Cleanup & warranty
Final inspection, cleanup and GAF warranty registration where it applies.
From our Minnesota customers
Same owner, same standards.
4.7 from 74 Google reviews · All reviews
We're new to South Florida, so these reviews come from homeowners we've worked for in Minnesota. Same owner, same standards.
“Scheduled quickly and done as promised within a day. They even provided photos of the project to prove they laid the correct items under the shingles.”
“Unlike some contractors, Sergie provides pressure-free consultations and estimates. His team worked fast with little disruption to our lives… The work was immediately approved by the building inspector.”
“The work was accomplished in a professional manner by 8 workers and a supervisor on hand at all times… One worker found an area of the roof that was rotted and it was addressed at that time.”
FAQ
Questions homeowners ask.
How often should my roof be inspected?
Once a year, ideally before hurricane season, and after any major storm.
Do you do wind mitigation inspections?
[Sergie to confirm. Wind mitigation forms must be signed by a qualified inspector or licensed contractor as specified on the state form.]
Do you do 4-point or roof certification for insurance?
[Sergie to confirm.] Many insurers ask for a roof condition report when a home is sold or a policy is renewed. Ask us what your insurer needs.
Is the inspection free?
Yes, a roof inspection with a written summary is free and without obligation. [Sergie to confirm]
Tell us about your roof.
Send a few photos or call. We reply within one business day.