Tile replacement, coastal
Salt exposure had taken the fasteners rather than the tiles. Deck was sound; only the underlayment and fixings were replaced.
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.
Most roofs we look at do not need replacing yet.
A roof that is 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.
- 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.
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.
What is involved →Storm damage
Emergency tarping, documented damage assessment, and the photographs your insurer will ask for.
What is involved →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.
Recent work
Storm repair, documented
Tarped within four hours, photographed before anything moved, and the assessment went to the insurer the next morning.
Flat roof, commercial
Sectioned so the tenants below stayed dry and open throughout.
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.Homeowner · Delray Beach
How it goes
We go up
A real inspection, not a walk around the garden. About an hour.
You see the photographs
Every one we took, including the ones that argue against a replacement.
Written scope
Materials named, warranty stated, price fixed. Nothing is "to be determined" except rotten deck, which is priced per sheet.
The work
Our own crew. Skip and site protection included, and the driveway swept with a magnet at the end.
The inspection is free, and the photographs are yours either way.
We would rather you knew your roof was fine than sell you one you did not need. A typical replacement in this area runs $14,000–$32,000 depending on size, pitch and covering — quoted in writing with the materials named.