Roof Inspection San Diego

Sometimes nothing looks wrong. No leaks. No missing pieces. But you still want to know what shape the roof is in. A roof inspection in San Diego is about catching problems early, before heat and weather turn them into expensive repairs.

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When Roof Inspection Makes Sense

Roof inspections make sense in a lot of situations. Before buying or selling a home. Before installing solar. After a storm. Or when the roof is getting older and you just want a straight answer.

We see many roofs that look fine from the ground but have issues starting underneath. Sun and heat break materials down slowly. Inspections help spot those problems before water shows up inside.

What a roof inspection includes

Our roof inspections look at the full system not just on the surface. We check current conditions of your roofing materials, flashing, penetrations, vents, and overall stability. On the tile roofs, we pay close attention to what’s happening underneath.

We also check for signs of past repairs, moisture intrusion, and areas that tend to fail first in San Diego heat. You’ll get a clear explanation of what we see and what actually matters.

How long a roof inspection takes

Most roof inspections take under an hour. Larger or more complex roofs or commercial project can take longer, especially tile or multi-level homes. We don’t rush through it we take our time. The goal is to understand what’s going on not just check a box. If we find issues, we explain them on-site whenever possible.

Roof inspections before repairs or replacement

A roof inspection usually comes before any major decision. It helps determine whether roof repair makes sense or if the roof is nearing replacement territory. We don’t jump to conclusions. Some roofs have plenty of life left. Others don’t, The inspection gives you the information needed to decide what’s worth doing and what’s not.

Roof inspections and solar planning

If you’re thinking about solar, a roof inspection should happen first. Installing panels on a roof that’s already near the end causes problems later. We inspect the roof with future solar installation in mind, looking at lifespan, attachment areas, and potential problem spots before anything goes on top.