A GM Roofing inspection is an in-person check of your roofing material, flashing, visible decking and common trouble spots like chimneys, vents and valleys. You get a written summary of what we found and, if work is needed, a free written estimate.
- Service area
- Sacramento and surrounding Sacramento Valley cities
- Typical length
- Under an hour for most homes
- You receive
- Written findings, plus an estimate if work is needed
- Good for
- Leaks, storms, buying or selling, aging roofs
What we check
We walk the roof and check the roofing material, flashing and visible decking, plus the usual trouble spots: chimneys, vents, skylights and valleys. You'll get a straight answer on what we find, whether that's “you're fine for now,” a repair or a conversation about replacement.
When to get a roof inspected
- Before buying or selling a home
- After a major storm
- When you notice a leak or water stain
- As routine maintenance on an older roof
- Before choosing between a repair and a replacement
Information, not a sales pitch
If your roof checks out, we'll say so. If it needs work, we'll explain what and why, and the decision on whether and when to move forward is yours.
What's included
- 01Roofing material condition
- 02Flashing check
- 03Visible decking check
- 04Chimneys, vents and valleys
- 05Written summary of findings
Roof Inspections near you
We handle roof inspections in Sacramento, Elk Grove, Roseville, Folsom, Davis, Woodland, West Sacramento, Citrus Heights, Fair Oaks, Cameron Park, Granite Bay and Arden, plus nearby communities across the Sacramento Valley.
Roof Inspections questions
Is the roof inspection free?
Estimates for roofing work are always free. Reach out and we'll confirm the details for your request.
How long does a roof inspection take?
Most take under an hour, depending on the size of the roof and how easy it is to access.
Will I get the results in writing?
Yes. You'll get a written summary of what we found and, if work is recommended, a written estimate.
Should I get a roof inspection before buying a house in Sacramento?
It's a good idea, especially on older homes. A general home inspector usually looks at the roof from the ground or a ladder. A roofer walks it and can tell you how much life it has left and what any needed work would cost.