Professional Roof Inspection Services by Atlas Roofing
Protect your home and investment with Atlas Roofing’s trusted roof inspection services. Whether you need routine maintenance, storm damage assessment, or a pre-sale inspection, our experts ensure your roof is in top condition.
Why Choose Atlas Roofing for Your Roof Inspection in Los Angeles and Surrounding Areas?
At Atlas Roofing, we understand the importance of a reliable roof. That’s why our professional roof inspection services focus on accuracy, transparency, and customer satisfaction.
With years of experience serving Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego and Portland areas, our roof inspectors know exactly what to look for—ensuring peace of mind with every inspection.
What Does a Professional Roof Inspection Include?
Our comprehensive inspections cover every detail, from checking interior damage to assessing flashing, roofing materials, and water drainage. Whether it’s a steep slope or low slope roof, Atlas Roofing has you covered.
The Atlas Roofing Process: How Our Roof Inspectors Assess Your Roof
We tailor every inspection to your roof type, ensuring a thorough evaluation. While each material presents unique red flags, our process ensures no detail is overlooked.
Steep Slope Roof Inspections
For steep slope roofs, our inspectors focus on key areas to maintain your roof’s integrity:
- Interior, Attic, and Perimeter Damage: Identifying visible signs of leaks, wear, or structural issues.
- Previous Repairs: Evaluating the quality and durability of past work.
- Flashing and Sealant Condition: Checking for cracks, deterioration, or missing components.
- Chimneys, Skylights, and Penetrations: Ensuring proper installation and functionality.
- Roofing Materials and Fasteners: Inspecting for misplaced nails, damaged materials, or missing ridge caps.
- Debris and Water Flow: Removing obstructions to prevent water damage and ensure proper drainage.
Low Slope Roof Inspections
Low slope roof inspections follow a similar comprehensive process, with extra focus on areas unique to flat surfaces:
- Interior and Perimeter Damage: Identifying hidden leaks, weak spots, or areas requiring attention.
- Water Drainage and Debris: Ensuring proper flow by checking for clogged drains or obstructions.
- Edge Metal and Seams: Inspecting for cracks or separation that could lead to water intrusion.
- Ponding and Standing Water: Highlighting areas prone to pooling to prevent potential leaks.
*These checklists are just a starting point—our experts dive deeper based on the type of roofing material and your roof’s specific needs.
When Should You Schedule a Roof Inspection?
Schedule your inspection today!
