Most roof failures start small — a lifted shingle, a cracked pipe boot, a clogged valley — and go unnoticed until they cause interior damage. A regular maintenance visit catches these early, which is almost always cheaper than a repair and far cheaper than a premature replacement.
Every visit includes a full walk of the roof surface, attic check for signs of moisture or ventilation issues, clearing of debris and moss from valleys and shaded areas, and resealing of any flashing or penetration points that show early wear. You'll get a written report with photos after every visit.
A shingle roof that's inspected and maintained annually routinely outlasts one that isn't — often by several years. Maintenance also protects your ability to file a clean insurance claim after a storm, since a well-documented maintenance history shows the damage was sudden, not neglect.
We offer annual and bi-annual maintenance visits, with priority scheduling ahead of storm season for plan customers. Ask about combining a maintenance plan with gutter cleaning on the same visit.
We recommend at least once a year, ideally in spring or fall, plus an extra check after any major storm.
Yes — a documented maintenance history helps demonstrate that damage found after a storm was sudden and not the result of deferred upkeep, which can support a smoother claim.
Yes. Even a new roof benefits from an annual check of flashing, sealant, and ventilation, since these are the components most likely to need attention long before the shingles themselves wear out.