
Chandler Roof Inspections
Tile, shingle and foam roof inspections with photos and a plain-language summary of what we find.
A good roof inspection answers one question: repair, re-lay or replace? On a tile roof, that means lifting tiles in several spots to see the underlayment, not just looking at the tile from a ladder.
We check valleys, flashing at walls and chimneys, pipe and vent penetrations, ridge caps and any flat sections. Inside, we look at the attic for water stains, daylight and ventilation.
You get photos and a written summary. Many homeowners schedule an inspection before buying or selling a home, before monsoon season, or after a big storm.


Photos and a summary of cracked tiles, worn underlayment and loose flashing.

Water stains, daylight and ventilation from inside.

Debris and wear where water concentrates.

Flashing and sealant at pipes, vents and skylights.
Most single-family homes take about an hour or two, depending on the roof size and attic access.
Yes. A general home inspector may not lift tiles, so a roof inspection gives you a clearer picture of the underlayment.
Late spring, before monsoon season starts, lets you fix problems before the storms. After a major storm is the other common time.
No. If a repair or a re-lay is the right answer, that is what we recommend, and the photos show you why.
Tell us about your roof and when you would like it looked at. We will set up a time.
Free estimate, no obligation