Need a new roof?
Maybe not.

Plenty of leaks trace back to one small spot: a failing chimney, a cracked vent boot, a few failed shingles. That is a repair, not a replacement. Fall is the time to find it and seal it up, before winter rain, ice and snow find it for you.

A NEW ROOF CAN RUN

$10,000 to $20,000 or more.

FALL SPECIAL

Whole-roof inspection with detailed report and photos.

$249.00

$149.00

We find where it leaksShingles, flashing, vents, chimneys and penetrations checked and photographed.

A written reportPhotos, the cause in plain English, and repair, maintain or replace.

Repairs quoted separatelyThe report is yours to keep. Hiring us for the fix is always your call.

SERVINGTazewell, Russell, Washington, Mercer & surrounding counties

1Request a call. Anthony phones you.

2We inspect shingle or metal roofs.

3Report in 24 to 48 hours after the inspection.

CALL OR TEXT276-202-5655 REQUEST A CALLRequest my phone call

Inspection assumes the roof can be safely walked. If it cannot, and anchoring is required, price is subject to increase. Findings reflect roof condition on the day of the visit and are not a guarantee of future performance.

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Tell us where the roof is, then pick a day and a 2-hour window. Anthony will phone you then. He calls between 8 AM and 7 PM.

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SAMPLE REPORT

Roof Inspection Report

Example property, Tazewell County, VA · Two-story home · Asphalt shingle, about 14 years old · 6/12 pitch
Reported problem: brown stain on the kitchen ceiling after heavy rain

WHAT WE FOUNDThe leak is a cracked plumbing vent boot. The rest of the roof is serviceable.

RECOMMENDATIONRepairNo replacement needed today

THE CAUSE, IN PLAIN ENGLISH

The rubber collar around the kitchen vent pipe has dried out and split after years of sun. Rain runs down the pipe, past the collar, and into the ceiling below. The shingles around it are sound. This is one of the most common roof leaks, and it is fixed at the boot, not by replacing the roof.

DAMAGE FOUND

Cracked rubber collar on a roof vent boot — **Photo 1.** Cracked rubber collar at the vent.

Roof decking opened up around the vent pipe — **Photo 2.** Decking opened up. Damage is limited to this small area.

THE REPAIR

New vent boot set in place with shingles pulled back — **Photo 3.** Old boot removed, new boot going in.

Completed vent boot repair — **Photo 4. Done.** New boot installed and sealed.

CONDITION BY AREA

AreaConditionAction

Vent boot and deckingFailedReplace boot and damaged decking, seal

Field shinglesFairNormal wear for age. Recheck at next annual visit

Chimney flashingGoodNo action

Ridge and hipsGoodNo action

GuttersFairDebris at downspout. Clean out

OPTION A · RECOMMENDEDRepair the vent boot and deckingStops this leak at its source. Written quote provided before any work.

OPTION B · NOT NEEDED TODAYReplace the roofOften quoted at $10,000 to $20,000 or more. Plan for it when shingles reach end of life, not for this leak.

Sample report with example findings, for illustration only. Inspection performed by walking the roof surface; areas beneath the decking were not visible. Findings reflect conditions on the day of the visit and are not a guarantee of future performance.

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