What to Expect During a Roof Inspection from Triumph Roofing

Your roof does indeed need occasional check-ups to ensure it remains in top form. Our professional roofers at Triumph Roofing understand the importance of proactive roof care. That’s why we offer comprehensive roof inspections that provide peace of mind and empower you to make informed decisions about your roof’s health.

So, what exactly happens during a roof inspection withTriumph Roofing?

Pre-Inspection Preparation

what to expect during a roof inspection

Scheduling: If you are looking for a roof inspection, please contact us to schedule your inspection at your convenience. We offer flexible scheduling options to fit your busy life.
Gathering Information: Before the inspection, we’ll ask you some questions about your roof’s age, history of repairs, and any recent concerns you might have. This information helps us tailor the inspection to your specific needs.

The Inspection

When we are conducting the actual roof inspection, we make sure and take the following into consideration:

Safety First: Our certified inspectors prioritize safety. They’ll arrive equipped with proper safety gear and conduct a thorough visual assessment from the ground, looking for any immediate signs of trouble.
Climbing Up for a Closer Look: When necessary, the inspector will safely climb onto your roof to perform a detailed examination. They’ll walk the entire roof surface, meticulously inspecting every inch.
Flashing and Valleys: Special attention is given to vulnerable areas like flashing (the metal strips that seal roof joints) and valleys (where two roof slopes meet). These areas are prone to water infiltration and require close scrutiny.
Shingles and Underlayment: The inspector will examine the condition of your shingles, looking for signs of cracking, curling, or missing shingles. The underlayment, the layer beneath the shingles, will also be assessed for any deterioration.
Ventilation and Drainage Systems: Proper ventilation is crucial for preventing heat buildup and moisture damage. Vents and soffits (underside of the roof overhang) will be inspected for functionality. Additionally, gutters and downspouts, responsible for draining rainwater away from your home, will be checked for blockages or damage.
Interior Signs: While the primary focus is on the exterior roof, the inspector may also check the attic or interior ceilings for signs of water leaks or moisture damage.

Post-Inspection Report and Recommendations

Prior to your roofing inspection, we will follow up with a detailed report so you can gain awareness of the condition of your roof. We will provide the following:

Detailed Report: After the inspection, you’ll receive a comprehensive report outlining the inspector’s findings. This report will detail the condition of various roof components, along with photos of any areas of concern.
Honest Recommendations: Based on the inspection, our experts will provide clear and honest recommendations. This may include minor repairs, preventive maintenance suggestions, or, if necessary, a discussion about potential roof replacement.
Open Communication: We believe in open communication. Our inspectors are happy to answer any questions you have about the report and address your concerns.

Why Choose Triumph Roofing?

Our team comprises highly trained and certified inspectors who possess in-depth knowledge of all roofing systems. Our main value is prioritizing your needs and concerns. Our inspectors will explain everything in clear language, empowering you to make informed decisions about your roof.

At Triumph Roofing, quality is paramount. We use only top-of-the-line materials and employ the highest standards of workmanship. Contact one our team of roofing professionals today to get a roof inspection to ensure your roof quality. We always recommend getting your roof inspected prior to monsoon season.

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