FREE ROOF INSPECTION / PHOENIX METRO
A free roof inspection
and a straight answer
on repair or replace.
No charge and no obligation. We inspect the roof, photograph what we find, and give you a written report with a clear recommendation — whether that is a repair, a replacement, or nothing at all yet.
THE QUESTION IT ANSWERS
“What is actually wrong with this roof, and what would put it right?”
01 / WHAT YOU GET
Four things,
and none of them
cost anything.
An inspection is only worth what it leaves you with. This is what it leaves you with.
01
A written report.
A written summary of the roof’s condition, yours to keep whether or not you hire us. Useful for your own records, for a sale, or for comparing other roofers’ proposals.
02
Photographs.
Photos of what we find, including the parts of the roof you cannot see from the ground: valleys, flashing, penetrations and the surface up close.
03
A repair-or-replace call.
A clear recommendation, with the findings behind it so you can see why. Atlas holds the Building Experts Institute Certified Repairability Assessor credential, which is training in exactly this judgment.
04
No obligation.
It costs nothing and commits you to nothing. If a repair is enough, we will say so. If nothing needs doing yet, the report will say that too.
02 / WHAT WE CHECK
The whole roof,
not just the
stain.
A leak shows up where water arrives, which is rarely where it got in. So the inspection covers the roof as a system rather than the one spot you noticed.
- The surface — slipped, cracked or missing tile, curling or bare shingles, chalky or cracked foam coating
- The details — valleys, flashing at walls and chimneys, vents and pipe penetrations, where most leaks begin
- The underlayment where it can be seen — at eaves, valleys and any broken or slipped tile. On a tile roof this is the layer that decides how long the roof has left
- Drainage — on low-slope roofs, ponding water and blocked drains or scuppers
- Signs of water getting in — staining, soft or uneven areas, and damaged decking at the edges
Everything noted goes into the report with a photograph, so a finding can be checked rather than taken on trust.
03 / WHEN IT IS WORTH ONE
Five good
reasons to
book one.
None of these means something is wrong. Each one means it is worth knowing.
01
Your house went up between 1995 and 2005.
On a tile roof of that age the underlayment is at or past the end of its service life, even when the tile looks new. How long roofs last in Arizona.
02
A monsoon storm has been through.
Wind-driven rain finds weaknesses that were already there, and the damage is easier to document early. Monsoon roof preparation.
03
You are buying or selling.
A written report settles the roof question before it holds up a sale, rather than during an inspection contingency. Roof questions when buying a home.
04
You have noticed something.
A ceiling stain, a slipped tile, granules in the gutter, or a leak that comes and goes with the rain.
05
You are about to compare quotes.
Knowing what the roof actually needs is the only way to tell which proposal fits it. How to compare roofing proposals.
04 / HOW IT WORKS
Four steps,
start to
report.
No sales visit disguised as an inspection. An inspection, then a report.
01
Request it.
Use the form below or call (602) 830-ROOF. Your name and a way to reach you is enough.
02
We arrange a time.
We get in touch to schedule the inspection at the property.
03
We inspect and photograph.
The roof is inspected and photographed, including the details that fail first.
04
You get the report.
A written report with photographs and a clear repair-or-replace recommendation.
05 / REQUEST YOUR INSPECTION
Book it
in a minute.
Your name and a phone number or email is all we need. If you have noticed something, mention it, but you do not need to know what is wrong. That is what the inspection is for.
Prefer to talk? Call (602) 830-ROOF.
06 / QUESTIONS
Before you
book.
Is the inspection really free?
Yes. There is no charge for the inspection, the photographs or the written report, and no obligation to hire Atlas for any work afterward.
Will you just try to sell me a new roof?
The recommendation follows what the inspection finds. Plenty of roofs need a repair rather than a replacement, and some need nothing yet. A report that says so is a legitimate result.
Can you tell me whether insurance will cover it?
No, and nobody honestly can before your insurer assesses it. We document the roof and describe any work in writing. We do not adjust insurance claims or promise coverage.
Do you inspect commercial roofs?
Yes. Residential and commercial roofs across the Phoenix metropolitan area.
What if the inspection finds nothing wrong?
Then the report says so, with the date and photographs. That is worth having: it tells you where the roof stands and gives you something to compare against next time.
Should I go up and look first?
No. Stay off it: tile cracks underfoot, and a fall from a roof is a serious injury. Whatever you have spotted from below or from indoors is plenty to book on.
Rather do this by phone?
Give us a call with the address and a good time to reach you. That is all it takes.