No-pressure Reports
No-pressure Reports | Roof Inspections | Roofing | Georgetown
From sizzling summers to surprise hailstorms, Georgetown roofs take a beating. HEP's no-pressure reports roofing team makes keeping yours protected simple, offering roof inspections that blend hands-on expertise with photo-rich, digital reporting. Our certified specialists climb, drone, and document every inch, then translate the findings into a clear, jargon-free summary you can actually use.
Because we believe in empowering homeowners, there’s zero sales pitch—just honest data delivered the same day. You choose if and when to act, armed with transparent pricing, repair recommendations, and proactive maintenance tips tailored to Central Texas conditions. With HEP, peace of mind is a quick appointment away and always on your terms.
FAQs
What is a no-pressure roofing inspection and how is it different from a typical sales inspection?
A no-pressure inspection is a thorough, unbiased evaluation of your roof’s condition performed by a certified roofing technician. We focus solely on documenting the facts—age, visible wear, hidden moisture issues, flashing integrity, shingle condition, and ventilation performance—without trying to sell you anything on the spot. You receive a written and photographic report that you can keep for your records or share with other contractors. Unlike many sales-driven "free inspections," our visit ends when we hand you the report; any decision about repairs or replacement is entirely up to you.
What will your Georgetown roof inspection report include?
Every report contains: (1) overview of roof type, age, and material, (2) detailed photos of problem areas, (3) notes on shingle/granule loss, lifted tabs, or cracks, (4) inspection of flashing, vents, skylights, chimney caps, and gutter interface, (5) attic check for insulation, moisture, and ventilation performance, (6) infrared scan results if requested, (7) estimated remaining service life, and (8) prioritized maintenance or repair recommendations with rough budget ranges. The document is delivered as a PDF and stored securely in our cloud archive for five years.
How much does a roof inspection cost and is there any obligation to purchase repairs?
Standard residential inspections within Georgetown city limits are $149. Larger or more complex roofs (tile, metal, multi-story, or >4,000 sq ft) are quoted individually, usually $199–$249. The fee covers travel, on-roof time, photo documentation, report writing, and follow-up Q&A. Paying for the inspection means we have no financial incentive to push immediate work, so there is zero obligation to hire us for repairs. If you do request repair pricing later, the inspection fee is credited toward the job within 90 days.
How long does the inspection take and when will I receive the report?
Most single-family inspections take 45–60 minutes on site. Complex or multi-building properties can take up to two hours. You’ll receive a digital report by email the same business day, typically within four hours. If you need a hard copy for insurance or real-estate purposes, we can mail or hand-deliver one within 24 hours.
How often should I schedule a professional roof inspection in Georgetown’s climate?
Because Georgetown experiences intense summer heat, periodic hail, and sudden windstorms, we recommend professional inspections every two years for roofs under 10 years old and annually for older roofs. Additionally, schedule an inspection after any severe hail or wind event exceeding 1" hail or 50 mph gusts, and before a home purchase or the end of a workmanship warranty period.
What happens if the inspection finds damage—can you help with repairs or insurance claims?
If we discover damage, we’ll categorize it as minor maintenance, moderate repair, or replacement-level. You decide whether to act. Should you want our assistance, we can provide a fixed-price repair proposal or a full replacement estimate. For storm-related damage, we supply an insurance-ready report with photos, slope diagrams, and Xactimate pricing codes at no additional charge, and we’re available to meet adjusters on site. Whether you hire us, another contractor, or postpone work altogether is entirely your choice.