roofing
Free Roof Inspection in Canton, GA
The inspection is free, it takes about forty-five minutes, and it ends with a written answer and dated photographs whether we find anything or not. A free inspection is not an insurance claim, it does not open one, and it does not obligate you to hire us. If your roof is fine, we will say so and leave.

Filing on this? What we do and do not do in an insurance claim — including the one thing Georgia law does not allow anybody to offer you.
What we actually do on this job
- A project manager who lives in your area — not a canvasser with a clipboard
- On the roof, not from the driveway, wherever it is safe to walk
- Every slope photographed, dated, and kept in your file
- Penetrations, flashing, valleys, ridge and eave detail checked individually
- Attic looked at where there is access, because that is where a leak shows first
- A written answer: damage, no damage, or borderline — and what borderline means
How it goes
01
We look
About forty-five minutes on an average house. Longer on a complicated roof, and we do not rush it because the photographs are the deliverable.
02
We write it down
A photo report and a written scope where there is something to scope. You get it whether or not you ever call us again.
03
You decide
If there is storm damage you may have a claim, and that decision is yours and your agent's. If you would rather just buy a roof, we price it and skip the rest. If there is nothing wrong, that is the answer and there is no next step.
What is the catch?
There is a real answer to this and it is not "there is no catch." The catch is that we are a roofing company and we would like to sell you a roof. What we will not do is manufacture a reason to. The inspection is free because getting on roofs is how we find the work that is genuinely there, and because a company that only inspects when there is a job in it ends up inventing jobs. If yours is fine you will get photographs and a sentence saying so, and we would rather you remembered that in four years than sold you something today.
Questions about roof inspection
How long does the inspection take?
About forty-five minutes on a typical house, including the attic where we can get into it. A large or complicated roof takes longer. We will tell you when we book the window.Does it cost anything, ever?
No. Not a trip charge, not a report fee, not a deposit. If we find nothing, you owe nothing and there is nothing to sign.Does an inspection start an insurance claim?
No. An inspection is an inspection. It does not open a claim, it does not notify your carrier, and it does not obligate you to file one. Whether to file is your decision, made with your agent — and we cannot advise you on it.Will you get on the roof, or look from the ground?
On it, wherever it is safe to walk. Hail damage in particular is frequently invisible from the driveway, and a report written from the ground is a guess with photographs attached.Do I have to be home?
It helps, because the useful part is walking you through the photographs afterwards, but it is not required. We can send the report and call you through it.
Free inspection
Request an inspection window
Three steps — four if there has been a storm. About ninety seconds.

Get on the roof and know for sure.
Forty-five minutes, dated photographs, a written answer, and no obligation of any kind.

