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DO I NEED A ROOF INSPECTION?
Most roof leaks don't announce themselves. By the time you notice a water stain on the ceiling, the damage has usually been building for months, sometimes longer. Oklahoma weather doesn't give much warning either. A single hail storm can compromise your roof in ways that are completely invisible from the yard.
What years of inspections across Broken Arrow, Tulsa, and the surrounding area have taught us: homeowners who catch small problems early spend a fraction of what those who wait end up spending.
That's why we offer free inspections to every homeowner we serve. Not as a sales tactic. Because an informed homeowner makes better decisions, and we'd rather you know exactly what you're working with.
WHEN IS THE BEST TIME OF YEAR TO GET A ROOF INSPECTION?
The best times of the year to have your roof inspected are in the spring and fall for several reasons. Spring inspections can catch damage from the winter's snow and ice, as well as any wind or hail damage from recent storms. Inspections done in the fall are important to ensure your roof is ready to withstand the upcoming cold weather.
If your roof needs repairs or a full replacement, you want to know before cold weather settles in. New shingles need proper temperatures to seal correctly. Waiting until January to find out you had an October problem is a position nobody wants to be in.
After a storm, don't wait. Oklahoma hail and high winds can cause damage that may not show up as an obvious problem for weeks. Getting an inspection right after severe weather gives you documented evidence and an opportunity to catch issues before they become more severe.
On a standard maintenance schedule, residential roofs should be checked every 3 to 5 years. Commercial properties, every two years.
CAN I INSPECT MY OWN ROOF?
You can spot the obvious from the ground. Missing shingles, sagging gutters, and granule buildup collecting in the downspouts after a storm. That's worth checking, and we'd never tell you to ignore it.
But there's a category of damage a homeowner can't find without getting on the roof and into the attic. Whether the decking (the structural wood layer under the shingles) is softening from moisture. Whether the attic ventilation is adequate, because poor airflow shortens shingle life and can void manufacturer warranties. Whether the flashing (the waterproof metal strips around chimneys, vents, and skylights) is still doing its job. These problems don't announce themselves, and by the time they do, the repair bill is much higher.
The practical decision rule: if your roof is under 5 years old and hasn't been through a major storm, checking it yourself each season is reasonable. If it's five years or older, or if you've been through a few Oklahoma storm seasons, call us. We'll tell you exactly what we find, no charge.
Frequently Asked Questions About Roof Inspections
