Roof inspections across Acadiana.

Most roof problems are easier and cheaper to fix when you catch them early. An inspection every few years tells you what the roof needs now versus what can wait. It also tells you when to start budgeting for a replacement so it does not catch you off guard.

When you need a roof inspection.

• After a storm. Wind, hail, or hurricane damage often hides from the ground. An inspection catches it while it is fresh and claim-eligible.
• Buying a home. Roof condition is one of the biggest variables in a home purchase. A written report at closing puts real numbers behind any negotiation.
• Selling a home. A pre-listing inspection lets you address issues before buyers find them and use them to negotiate.
• Insurance claim documentation. Time-stamped photos and a written report in the format adjusters work with.
• Older roof, no recent inspection. If the roof is 15+ years old and has not been inspected in a few years, an inspection tells you the remaining life.
• Active or suspected leak. Even one small leak deserves an inspection. Water damage gets worse, not better.
• Annual preventive maintenance. Especially useful for homes near the coast or homes with older roofs.

What we inspect.

• Every slope of the roof. Shingle condition, granule loss, blistering, lifting, hail or wind signatures.
• Flashing details. Step flashing along walls, chimney flashing, valley metal, drip edge, kick-out flashing.
• Penetrations. Vent pipes, exhaust fans, HVAC penetrations, skylights, satellite mounts.
• Ridge and hip caps. Sealing, missing caps, exposed nails.
• Gutters and downspouts. Slope, attachment, debris, granule accumulation (indicator of shingle age).
• Fascia and soffit. Visible rot, separation, paint failure that signals moisture issues.
• Attic ventilation, when accessible. Intake and exhaust balance, moisture signs in the attic.
• Interior signs of leaks. Ceiling stains, wall stains, attic moisture.

Our inspection process.

1. 1. Schedule the inspection. Tell us what kind you need (current homeowner, real estate, insurance, annual). We schedule within one to two weeks unless it is storm-urgent.
2. 2. On-site walk. We climb the roof and walk every slope. Photos of each slope. Close-ups of any issues found.
3. 3. Verbal summary same day. Before we leave, we tell you what we found and whether anything needs immediate attention.
4. 4. Written report (paid inspections). Written report with photos delivered within one or two business days.
5. 5. Optional quote. If repairs or replacement are recommended, we provide a separate written quote. The inspection itself is not a sales pitch.

Three inspection types.

Why pick us for inspections.

• Honest reports. We tell you what we find. If the roof is fine, we say so. No invented problems to justify a sales pitch.
• Photo documentation included. Photos of every slope and every issue. You see what we saw.
• Insurance-grade format. If the inspection turns into a claim, the documentation is ready.
• Same-day verbal summary. You hear the conclusion before we leave the property.
• Local crews who know Acadiana roofs. Familiar with the materials, the climate, and the failure patterns that show up here.

What inspections cost.

Inspections for current homeowners considering roofing work with us are free. Real estate inspections and formal written-report inspections for third-party documentation typically run $200 to $450 depending on home size and report depth. Storm claim inspections are usually free, since the work that follows is paid through your insurance.

We tell you up front which type of inspection you need and what it costs. No surprises.

Where we inspect.

Same coverage area as our other work.