Roof Inspection in Sacramento
Most free inspections are sales calls with a ladder. Ours produces a document: photographs of what is actually happening up there, an assessment of remaining service life, and a straight answer on whether you need a repair or a replacement.
What we check
- Shingle, tile or membrane condition, and how many layers are present
- Flashing at walls, chimneys, skylights and penetrations
- Valleys, ridges and the eave line for soft fascia
- Ventilation, and the balance between intake and exhaust
- Gutters and drainage, including where the water is landing
- Attic side where accessible: daylight, staining, damp sheathing
What you get
A written report with photographs, a measured roof size in squares, an estimated remaining life, and prices for both the repair option and the replacement option where both are viable.
It is yours to keep, including if you use it to get other quotes.
Our published prices
Per roofing square (100 sq ft). Your price is your roof’s measured squares times the tier rate, confirmed in writing before any work.
The example uses 25 squares, the median Sacramento home re-roof in county permit records (2022–25). It is an illustration, not your price.
Common questions
- How often should a roof be inspected in Sacramento?
- Once a year, ideally after the rainy season ends in spring, and again after any major wind or storm event. Roofs over 15 years old are worth checking annually regardless.
- How do I know how old my roof is?
- Re-roofs are permitted in Sacramento County, so the permit record usually shows the exact install date, the contractor and the roof size. We can check that record for your address as part of the inspection.