Roof inspections in Northern Utah
A roof inspection answers one question: what condition is this roof in, and does anything need attention now?
When to have the roof looked at
- You are buying or selling a house and want to know about the roof
- The roof is getting older and you want to plan ahead
- You noticed a stain, a drip, or granules collecting in the gutters
- A big wind or hail storm came through
What gets evaluated
- Shingles or membrane: cracking, curling, missing pieces, worn granules
- Flashing at walls, chimneys, skylights and valleys
- Vents and pipe boots
- Drip edge, eaves and gutters
- Soft spots that can point to bad decking underneath
If the roof is fine, you will hear that. If something needs work, AGX will tell you whether it is a repair or whether the roof is due for replacement, and why.
Questions homeowners ask
Can I check my roof myself?
From the ground, yes. Look for missing or crooked shingles, granules in the gutters, and stains on ceilings or in the attic. Leave climbing onto the roof to a roofer.
What if the inspection finds a problem?
You will be told what it is, whether it needs a repair or a replacement, and what that work involves, before anything is done.
Is an inspection after hail different?
It focuses on storm damage such as bruising and dented metal. See the hail and storm damage page. Read more
Related services
- Hail and storm damageRoof assessments and repairs after hail and storm damage.
- Roof repairRepairs for leaks, damaged areas, and other problems that need attention.
- Decking and resheetingReplacing soft or rotted roof decking so the new roof sits on sound wood.