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Roof Inspections, Palm Bay FL

If your roof system was installed by certified roofing professional, you probably do not have to worry about routine roof inspections or any roof damage for a couple of years, maybe even a decade, but because hurricanes in Palm Bay happen more often than we would like, it is crucial to have your roofs inspected after a severe weather event to make sure your roof remains spotless. After bad weather, be sure to schedule roof inspections with our experts. We have top-of-the-line roof hail damage inspections and roof storm damage inspections. Give us a call and we will schedule one for you right away.

We make it a point that we serve all the roofing needs of our customers. Come to us for commercial roofing, standing seam metal roof installation, metal roofing, TPO roofing, and roof repair services.

Interior roof inspections Palm Bay, FL

In interior roof inspections, the roof inspector will typically look into the attic to observe the ventilation and look for a potential buildup of moisture that may also lead to mold. This typically includes a detailed visual inspection by experienced roofing contractors who know how to identify and read signs that may be indicative of roof damage.

Exterior roof inspections Palm Bay, FL

Exterior roof inspections may require inspectors to climb up the roof, provided it has been assessed to be safe and with all the necessary safety gear and equipment, to check for leaks. If your roof is a shingle roof system, inspectors are typically on the lookout for displaced, cracked, or missing shingles. If it were a metal roof, inspectors lookout for possible puncturing, tapering, or rusting of the sheets.

It is also through the exterior of inspection that roof inspectors look at the condition of the chimney and gutters.

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What should I be on the lookout for?

You may need hail damage inspections, wind damage inspections, or storm damage inspections but you do not know what to lookout for. We can help you check your roofing system for these signs:

Mold. At the first sign of mold, be sure to call a roof inspector right away as molds are usually a result of excessive water damage that is most likely to come from leaky pipes or a damaged roof.

Shingle deterioration. Shingle roofs are beautiful to look at, but they can be quite high maintenance. Cracked, missing, loose, or displaced shingles will need a proper inspection to see if it is rooted from more major roof damage. Shingles are also prone to algae growth or moss and having that removed or regularly washed out may be also be advised by the inspector as they may see fit.

Rusting. While most metal roof technologies are already equipped to withstand rust, cheaper and older versions may not be and those are what especially need regular or routine assessment from a roofing inspector. If left unmanaged and not taken care of, rust can easily eat away your metal roof, creating large holes that can lead to leaks, mold, to the ultimate demise of your roof panels. We will provide you with the best roof leak repair service after we are done with our thorough roof inspections, such as roof hail damage inspections and roof storm damage inspections.

How regularly should I have my roof inspected?

Routine or regular roof inspections are especially critical for aging homes, but the general answer should be at least once a year. It is usually advised to have your roof inspected after a storm or after a rainy season. In that way, roofing contractors can have your roof fixed before the next rain comes.

You are, of course, the first one to truly do an inspection. You are the one who would first know if your roof needs a proper professional inspection from a roofing contractor. Keep an eye out for any discoloration that may appear on your ceiling like a dark spot or a wet stain as these may be indicative of a leak. Leaks, no matter how small, can lead to a very serious and often expensive roof fixing that will definitely cost you more if left unmanaged in the long run.

Signs can be typically seen without you having to climb to your roof. In case you are planning to inspect bad weather, it is probably best to just call a roofing company in your area for an inspection done by professionals with safety equipment. In case you insist to do so, however, please keep an eye out on any debris or hazardous materials that may be an issue like broken or missing shingles from your roof, signs of moss or algae, missing or cracked sealant, or even just overgrown trees nearby that may or may not have rotting branches.

If you just recently bought a home or an establishment and unaware of the condition and age of the roof of the said establishment, it is best to hire roofing contractors to do an initial sweep of the state of the roof. The roof contractors, if trained well, can help you assess the remaining lifespan of the roof, some outstanding minor or major damages you will be advised to get fixed, and how often should your maintenance and inspection be given its state.

Some other factors you should be on the lookout for apart from the recent weather condition and the age of your roof is the amount of tree covering your roof. Trees are generally great for home landscaping and most of the time can even protect and prolong the lifespan of your roof. In severe cases, however, in an event of a storm, large branches may snap, puncturing your metal roof or ripping off shingles from your roof.

Roof inspections for insurance

Roof inspections are typically mandatory when acquiring insurance policy for your home. Ideally, roof inspections are done regularly and not only in specific circumstances like when it is mandatory, but this is an excellent opportunity to finally get any minor damages fixed before it turns bigger.

Insurance companies, especially when dealing with older homes, require roof inspections certification by a roofing company or a roofing contractor. This allows them to know exactly the worth of the house and in some cases, of the roof alone if the roof is being insured separately.

How much should I spend on a roof inspection?

Roofs, no matter what type, are a big investment and just like any other investment, taking care of it comes with a cost. On average, a roof inspection can cost you anywhere between $119 to $303. Of course, this depends on the technology used for the assessment. The roofing inspector may use drones or infrared for the roof inspection, but a good roof inspector can easily sign of damage with just a detailed visual analysis of exteriors and interiors.

You do not have to pay a lot for roof inspections. Here at Palm Bay Premier Roofing, we encourage our clients to have their roofs regularly inspected and maintained by keeping our inspection cost at the minimum and the most reasonable price.

Come to us for all your roofing needs. From commercial roofing, standing seam metal roof installation, and metal roofing to TPO roofing, roof leak repair, and roof repair services, our trained, qualified, and experienced roofers will provide you with excellent roofing services.

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How can I schedule a roof inspection?

Give us a call and we will schedule your roof inspections right away for you. We may ask for a few details like the materials of your roof to make sure we assign specialized experts from the team to have your roof inspected and assessed as soon as possible.