A leak or stain
The water path matters. We connect the indoor symptom to the roof details around the likely entry and look beyond the point directly above the stain.

Find out what the roof needs before committing to a repair or replacement. Request a free roof-walk inspection.
Free roof inspections. Repairs, replacements and commercial roof help.
A roof walk brings the covering and its connections into view. We examine shingles or panels, ridges, valleys, wall flashings, pipe boots and roof edges. On a low-slope roof, seams, drains and equipment curbs become part of that investigation.
A single damaged detail and a covering deteriorating across several slopes call for different work. The inspection explains the visible condition and the connections a repair needs; concealed wood and insulation sometimes need further investigation before the full extent is clear.
The repair-or-replace guide shows which conditions the inspection needs to resolve.

For the work beneath a new covering, see roof replacement and its deck, flashing and ventilation scope.
The water path matters. We connect the indoor symptom to the roof details around the likely entry and look beyond the point directly above the stain.
Broken or lifted shingles, exposed fasteners and aging flashings need a roof-level look. The surrounding covering determines whether local work can be made reliably.
The covering, ventilation, penetrations and access influence the project. An inspection helps separate visible needs from concealed items resolved during removal.
Repair is useful when a defined defect can be corrected and the surrounding assembly is sound. Replacement enters the conversation when failures extend across the roof or local work cannot join serviceable material.
Tell us the address and what you noticed. A free inspection is available without assigning you the job of diagnosing the roof or climbing onto it.
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No. It establishes roof condition. Property history, event evidence and other findings help evaluate cause and timing, and the insurer decides coverage under the policy.
No. The roof surface does not reveal all deck or insulation conditions. Some concealed issues need further evaluation or become clear when the covering is removed.
Tell us where the property is and what you noticed. A free roof walk is a useful place to start.
Kearney Roofing Co