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Roof certification
A roof certification is a written statement of condition and estimated remaining life, usually required by an insurer or requested during a property sale. It is not the same as an inspection report — it is a shorter document making a specific assertion about how long the roof has left, which means it carries more weight and is correspondingly harder to obtain on a roof in doubtful condition.
Call (229) 592-0097What the job involves
- Full condition survey, external and from inside the roof space
- Assessment of remaining service life in years
- Written certification in the form the requesting party needs
- List of any remedial work required before certification
- Photographic evidence supporting the assessment
Signs you need it
- An insurer requesting roof condition before renewal
- A property sale where the buyer has raised the roof
- A roof of unknown age needing a documented assessment
Where we cover
Each area has its own page for roof certification.
Questions
How is this different from an inspection?
An inspection tells you the condition. A certification asserts a remaining life in years, which is what insurers and buyers actually ask for. It is a stronger statement and some roofs cannot be certified without remedial work first.
What if the roof fails certification?
You get a list of what needs doing to meet it. That is often a small amount of specific work rather than replacement, and having it itemised is useful regardless of whether you proceed.
Related work
Flashing replacement
The metal that seals every joint
Underlayment replacement
The secondary barrier under the covering
TPO membrane repair
Single-ply flat roof membrane
Solar panel removal and reset
Lifting panels for roof work
Roof maintenance
Scheduled checks instead of emergencies
Describe what you are seeing
A roof leak in the mountains rarely shows up where the water got in. It tracks along a rafter, soaks decking and insulation on the way, and surfaces on a ceiling somewhere else entirely. Finding the entry point is most of the job.
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