Roof Certifications

A roof certification is a written statement of a roof's current condition, typically requested for real estate closings, insurance renewals, or warranty documentation. It records the roof's age, material, general condition, and any remaining life expectancy based on a visual and physical inspection — separate from a repair estimate, and useful whenever a lender, buyer, or insurer needs documentation before a transaction moves forward.

How We Document the Roof

Aerial Measurement Platforms (EagleView) — Measured reports of every slope and penetration give the certification exact dimensions instead of estimates.
Drones with Thermal & High-Res Cameras — Aerial imaging spots wet insulation and storm damage without anyone walking a fragile roof during the inspection.
Moisture Meters — Direct readings through decking and insulation show whether water has already traveled beneath the surface.
Core Sampling Tools — On flat roofs, a small test cut confirms every layer present, so the certification reflects what is actually installed.

What You Receive

Photo Documentation Apps (CompanyCam) — Time-stamped, location-tagged photos from the inspection accompany the written certification, shared directly with you.
Condition Summary — A plain description of material, age, and visible condition, suitable for submission to a lender, buyer, or insurer.

If a certification uncovers issues that need attention first, we can discuss repair or replacement options before the paperwork is finalized.