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We look at all 27 points. You keep the report.

The Free 27-Point Roof Report — photos of every slope, what we found, and a written price that doesn’t move. It’s yours whether you hire us or not.

// Why a roof report

Most roof problems are invisible from the ground

Hail bruising, lifted shingles, tired flashing, granule loss — none of it shows from your driveway until water is already inside. One free visit puts a camera on every slope and the answer on paper: repair, replace, or “you’re good for now.”

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// The Free 27-Point Roof Report

Everyone offers a free inspection. Ours ends with a report in your hand.

Photos, findings, and a locked price, in writing. Yours to keep whether you hire us or not.

  • ✓Every-Slope Photo FileEvery slope, edge, and penetration photographed. You see what we see.$150 value
  • ✓The 27-Point ChecklistRoof, gutters, and attic when accessible, scored point by point. See all 27 points.$150 value
  • ✓The Locked NumberA written, itemized price. It doesn’t move once we start.$200 value
  • ✓Storm & Insurance FileDated photos and an itemized estimate formatted for your insurer. We’ll meet the adjuster on the roof.$200 value
  • ✓The Straight AnswerRepair, replace, or leave it alone — and if it’s “leave it alone,” that’s what the report says.—
$700+ of documentation. You pay $0.

The Walk-Away Promise: if the report says your roof is fine, we hand you the file and leave. No follow-up calls unless you ask for one.

One crew. The owner is on every inspection. Booked in order.

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// The checklist

All 27 points, listed

The number isn’t marketing. This is the checklist we score, in order, on every inspection.

Roof surface

  1. Shingle condition & granule loss
  2. Lifted, creased, or missing tabs
  3. Nail pops & exposed fasteners
  4. Ridge cap condition
  5. Ridge vent
  6. Valleys
  7. Step flashing at sidewalls
  8. Chimney counter-flashing
  9. Pipe boots & penetrations
  10. Skylight seals (where present)
  11. Drip edge
  12. Deck plane — sag & soft spots

Eaves & drainage

  1. Eave edge & ice-and-water evidence
  2. Gutter fastening & slope
  3. Gutter seams & corners
  4. Downspouts & extensions
  5. Discharge & grading at the foundation
  6. Fascia condition
  7. Soffit condition & intake venting

Attic, when accessible

  1. Ventilation balance, intake vs exhaust
  2. Insulation depth & coverage
  3. Moisture or frost staining on the decking
  4. Daylight & penetration check
  5. Bath & kitchen vent terminations
  6. Chimney chase condition

The paperwork

  1. Photo review with you, on site
  2. Written findings & the Locked Number — an itemized price that doesn’t move
// The written report

What the paper actually says

No vague “needs work.” The report you keep spells out what we found, where, and what it costs to fix.

Slope-by-slope photos

Every finding is tied to a picture. You see exactly what we saw, and where.

Findings in plain English

What’s failing, what’s wearing, what’s fine — correct trade terms, no scare copy.

Itemized pricing

Line by line, on paper, before any work starts. The number doesn’t move once we do.

Materials spec

What goes on your roof, by name — shingles, underlayment, ice-and-water shield, flashing.

A straight verdict

Repair, replace, or “you’re good for now.” Sometimes the answer is your roof is fine.

Storm documentation, if it applies

Damage documented in the format your insurer needs. The decision stays theirs.

// Where we look

Roof, gutters, attic — the whole system

Surveying wind-damaged shingles on a roof, ladder set at the eave — representative

On the roof

Shingles, flashing, valleys, and penetrations, walked and photographed.

Architectural shingle close-up showing granule texture — granule loss is the first sign of aging

Up close

Granule loss, bruising, and lifted tabs show up on camera before they show up on your ceiling.

Daylight across attic rafters and decking — where ventilation problems show first

In the attic

When it’s accessible. Ventilation and moisture problems show here first.

Representative photography. Our first Attica-area projects will be documented here.

Eave corner of a white-sided home: dark shingle roof, gutter, and downspout Representative photo Eaves, flashing, valleys — where WNY roofs actually fail
// When to book one

Four good reasons to get eyes on your roof

After a storm

Hail bruising is soft to the thumb and invisible from the ground. What hail damage looks like →

Before you buy or sell

A documented roof condition beats a guess on the single most expensive surface of the house.

When the roof turns 15

Aging shows first in granule loss and flashing — caught early, it’s a repair, not a replacement.

When something looks off

A stain, a shingle in the yard, icicles at one eave — symptoms worth a free set of photos.

// How it works

Booked to answered in four steps

1

Book it

Two minutes on the form or one call. We confirm a time that works around your day.

2

We inspect

Every slope, the gutters, the flashing, and the attic where accessible — camera in hand.

3

You get the report

Photos, findings, the materials spec, and an itemized price, all in writing and yours to keep.

4

You decide

Repair, replace, wait, or get other bids with our report in hand. Zero pressure, either way.

Think it’s storm damage? We document. Your insurer decides.

The report doubles as storm documentation: we inspect, photograph, and give you a written, itemized estimate you can hand to your insurer — and we can meet your adjuster on the roof. We never negotiate settlements, never waive or cover deductibles, and no one can promise your claim will be approved. How storm inspections work →

// No catch

Why the report costs nothing

We’d rather earn the work by being right than by being pushy. If your roof is fine, the report says so and we shake hands. If it isn’t, you’ll see exactly why, and you’ll have a written price no one can move on you.

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We call or text back within one business day.

We call or text back within one business day. No spam, no pressure — we never share your info.

// Answers before you call

Questions about the report

Is the roof report really free? What’s the catch?

Really free, no catch. You get the photos, the findings, and the itemized price whether you hire us or not. We’re a new local company, and the report is how we earn the chance to prove the work.

Do I need to be home for the inspection?

It helps but isn’t required for the exterior. If you’re home, we can walk the findings with you on the spot and take a look at the attic where accessible; either way you get the written report with photos.

What should I do right after a storm hits my roof?

From the ground: photograph anything visible — missing shingles, dented gutters, debris. Don’t climb up. Then book an inspection promptly; the longer a breach sits open, the more damage stacks up and the harder any claim gets.

Do you help with insurance claims?

We inspect, photograph, and prepare an itemized estimate you can submit, and we’ll meet your adjuster on the roof so nothing gets missed. Your insurer decides coverage. Under New York law we don’t negotiate settlements, don’t waive deductibles, and never promise approval.

You’re a new company. Why should I trust your inspection?

Fair question. New company, not new hands — and the report is built so you don’t have to take our word for anything: every finding comes with a photo, every price is itemized, and “your roof is fine” is a real possible outcome. Judge us on the paper.

// Know your roof

Get the report, then decide

Book the Free 27-Point Roof Report and see where your roof actually stands. No cost, no obligation, and if it’s fine we hand you the file and leave.

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