Roof replacement & storm repair
We photograph every roof before we quote it.
You get the pictures whether you use us or not — including the ones that show the roof is fine and does not need replacing.
- Inspections that became a repair, not a replacement 38%
- Of the roofs we looked at last year. The industry sells replacements; we counted.
- Typical replacement, start to finish 2–4 days
- Weather permitting, and we will not start a tear-off ahead of a storm.
Most roofs we look at do not need replacing yet.
A roof losing a few tiles is a repair. A roof with failed underlayment is a replacement, and the difference is not visible from the ground — which is exactly why so much of this trade sells replacements from the driveway.
So we go up, photograph it, and show you what we found. If it is a repair we will say so, and the inspection has still told you how many years you have left.
What we do
Roof replacement
Full tear-off, new underlayment, new covering. Written scope with the material named, so you can price the same job elsewhere.
Read more →Storm damage
Emergency tarping, documented damage assessment, and the photographs your insurer will ask for.
Read more →Repairs
Leaks, missing tiles, flashing and boot failures — the things that are genuinely a repair.
Inspections
A written condition report with photographs, for a sale, an insurer, or peace of mind.
The inspection is free, and the photographs are yours either way.
A typical replacement in this area runs $14,000–$32,000 depending on size, pitch and covering — quoted in writing with the materials named.
They climbed up, took forty photographs, and told us we had six or seven years left. Two other companies had quoted a full replacement from the driveway.Marisol R. — Homeowner · Delray Beach