Find the problem before it becomes an emergency

Shingle roofs: a professional deep-dive every three to five years and a look after any major storm. Flat roofs: once or twice a year, more if there is rooftop equipment or heavy foot traffic. Slate and tile: yearly, from the ground and by drone, with a walk only when something needs fixing.

For homeowners, yes: the condition inspection and the photo report cost nothing. Reports written for a sale, a purchase, an insurer or a board, and diagnostics such as infrared scans and core samples, are priced for the work and credited against repairs we do.

Every finding photographed and placed on a roof plan, with what it is, how urgent it is, what it costs to fix and the roof's remaining life. It ends with one recommendation, maintain, repair, coat or replace, and the reasoning.

The roof, wherever it can be walked safely, and the attic underneath it. Where it cannot, slate, tile, very steep or very tall roofs, we fly a drone and use satellite imagery, and we say in the report which parts were walked.

Scheduled inspections on the 40-point checklist, gutters and drains cleared, small resealing of boots, caps, seams and flashings, a written report after every visit, a compliance log for manufacturer and coating warranties, and priority scheduling if something urgent comes up. Larger repairs are quoted separately.

Most manufacturer warranties on membranes and coatings require documented periodic inspection and maintenance. Our plans produce exactly that documentation, dated and photographed, so a claim years from now is not refused for lack of records.

Yes, and quickly, because attorney review periods are short. You get remaining life, first-year costs and a written report your attorney can use in the negotiation.

For you. Our storm and hail documentation goes into your claim, we meet the adjuster on the roof if the carrier sends one, and we write what we find, which is why adjusters take the reports seriously.

Homes across Northern and Central New Jersey, including Bergen, Hudson, Essex, Passaic, Morris, Union, Middlesex, Somerset, Hunterdon and Sussex counties. Commercial and multifamily buildings across the whole of New Jersey, and larger portfolios in Pennsylvania and Connecticut.