Roofer inspecting deteriorated sheathing around stone chimney base
Honest roof inspections with a photo report

Roof Inspection in Orange County, NY.

A roof inspection tells you what condition your roof is really in and how many years it has left. We check shingles, flashing, vents, gutters and the attic, then send a photo report with clear recommendations — nothing, a small repair, or planning a replacement. Useful before buying or selling a home, after a storm, or when a roof is getting older.

INSPECTION TYPES

Different reasons, same careful inspection

Whether you are buying a house or just want to know how long your roof will last, we look at the same things and tell you what we actually found.

01
Buying or Selling

Real Estate Roof Inspection

A clear report on roof age, condition and expected life so buyers and sellers can negotiate with real information.

—Estimated age and remaining life—List of repairs needed now vs. later—Photos you can share with your agent
02
Peace of Mind

Maintenance Inspection

A check-up for roofs over 10 years old to catch cracked boots, loose flashing and lifted shingles before they leak.

—Small issues found before they cause leaks—Gutter and ventilation check—Recommended maintenance schedule
03
After Bad Weather

Post-Storm Inspection

A full check after high winds, hail or a heavy snow season to find damage you cannot see from the ground.

—Wind and hail damage documented—Ice dam and snow load damage checked—Report ready for an insurance claim if needed
EARLY WARNING

things to consider

01
Warning 01

Roof Over 15 Years Old

Older roofs can look fine from the ground while flashing and sealant are failing.

02
Warning 02

Buying a Home

Standard home inspections often look at the roof from the ground only.

03
Warning 03

Ice Dams Last Winter

Ice dams point to ventilation or insulation problems that can rot the deck.

04
Warning 04

Musty Attic Smell

A damp smell in the attic often means a slow leak or poor ventilation.

MATERIALS

We only installwhat we'd put on our own house.

01Report

Photo Documentation

Labeled photos of each roof slope, the flashing details and the attic.

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02Attic

Moisture & Ventilation Check

Visual check of the decking underside, insulation and vents for moisture problems.

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03Drainage

Gutter & Downspout Review

Flow, pitch and attachment of the drainage system that protects the roof edge.

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04Plan

Remaining-Life Estimate

An honest estimate of how many years the roof has left so you can plan ahead.

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PROCESS

How the job runs, start to finish.

01

Schedule

Step 1

Pick a time that works; we confirm the day before.

02

Exterior Inspection

Step 2

We check every roof slope, the flashing, vents and gutters.

03

Attic Inspection

Step 3

We look at the underside of the deck, insulation and ventilation where accessible.

04

Report

Step 4

You get a photo report with what we found and what we recommend.

05

Your Decision

Step 5

If repairs are needed, we quote them in writing. There is no obligation.

DETAILS

EVERYTHING COVERED IN WRITING

We believe in absolute transparency. Every service detailed below is fully secured under our fixed-price contract, ensuring zero hidden fees and no unexpected adjustments on-site.

01

Shingle Condition

Granule loss, cracking, curling, lifted tabs and missing shingles on every slope.

02

Flashing & Penetrations

Chimney, wall, skylight and valley flashing, plus pipe boots and vents.

03

Gutters & Drainage

Gutters, downspouts and the roof edge checked for overflow and rot.

04

Attic Check

Signs of leaks, mold, frost, ventilation balance and insulation where accessible.

05

Photo Report

Labeled photos of everything we found, good and bad.

06

Clear Recommendation

Leave it alone, repair it, or plan a replacement — with the reasons why.

RECENT WORK

Selected Roof Inspection projects

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Roofer inspecting deteriorated sheathing around stone chimney base
01 / 09

Roofer inspecting deteriorated sheathing around stone chimney base

Installing circular roof intake vents and ridge line vents
02 / 09

Installing circular roof intake vents and ridge line vents

Inspecting storm-damaged shingles on residential roof
03 / 09

Inspecting storm-damaged shingles on residential roof

QUESTIONS

Things people actually ask.

More questions? Call (845) 234-9871 or request an estimate — we don't believe in pressure sales.

How often should a roof be inspected?
Once a roof is about 10 years old, a check every year or two catches small problems early. Also get one after major storms and before buying or selling a house.
How long does a roof inspection take?
Most homes take under an hour, including the attic. Large or very steep roofs can take longer.
Do I get a written report?
Yes. You receive photos of what we found and a plain-language recommendation you can share with your agent, insurer or family.
Will you try to sell me a new roof?
No. If the roof just needs a small repair or nothing at all, we will tell you that. Our recommendation is based on what the photos show.
FREE ESTIMATE — NO OBLIGATION

READY WHEN YOU ARE. SAME-DAY QUOTES AVAILABLE.

Tell us about your roof, your storm damage, your siding job — anything. We'll come out, inspect, and put a written estimate in your hand. No pressure, no games.

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