A close look at the roof covering, flashing, ventilation, and attic — where hidden leaks and costly damage often start.
The roof and attic take the full force of North Texas weather, from hail and high winds to relentless summer heat. Pat evaluates the roof covering, flashing, penetrations, and drainage, then goes into the attic to check structure, ventilation, insulation, and any signs of leaks or moisture.
Small roof problems become big, expensive ones fast. A thorough roof and attic inspection tells you the true condition and remaining life of one of the most important — and most expensive — parts of the home.
Schedule This Inspection →From the shingles down to the attic rafters, here's what Pat checks.
Shingles or membrane, wear, and remaining life.
Flashing, vents, and roof penetrations where leaks begin.
Attic ventilation and airflow for moisture control.
Attic insulation levels and coverage.
Rafters, trusses, and decking condition.
Stains, damp spots, and evidence of past leaks.
A failing roof doesn't just cost you a new roof — left alone, leaks lead to rot, mold, and interior damage that multiply the bill. Knowing the roof's real condition before you buy protects you from inheriting someone else's deferred maintenance.
North Texas storms are hard on roofs, and hail damage isn't always obvious from the ground. Pat's trained eye — backed by drone inspection when a roof is steep or high — gives you the full picture.
Yes. When a roof is too steep or high to walk safely, Pat uses aerial drone technology to get a close-up view without risking damage or safety.
A roof inspection identifies visible signs of hail and storm damage. For an insurance claim, we can document what we find with photos.
Very. The attic reveals ventilation, insulation, and hidden leak problems that affect energy bills, moisture, and the life of the roof itself.
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