Complimentary Inspections
Complimentary Inspections | Gutter Replacements | Roofing | Harriman
Harriman homeowners and property managers count on HEP for stress-free care of their roofs and rain-handling systems. Our complimentary inspections dig deeper than a quick glance, revealing hidden storm damage, loose flashing, and clogged troughs before they turn into leaks or foundation issues. You’ll receive a clear, photo-documented report plus honest recommendations—whether that’s a simple tune-up, a reliable repair, or full gutter replacements that match your roof and siding perfectly.
Every visit is handled by licensed, local specialists who respect your time and your property. We show up when promised, walk you through the findings in plain language, and back every job with industry-leading warranties and HEP’s neighbor-to-neighbor commitment. Book your free inspection today and discover why your Harriman neighbors trust us to keep water flowing where it belongs—safely away from their homes.
FAQs
What does your complimentary roof and gutter inspection include?
Our no-cost inspection is a comprehensive, ground-to-ridge assessment of your entire roofing and gutter system. A certified technician will examine shingles, flashing, valleys, chimney caps, fascia, soffits, downspouts, and gutter fasteners. We document storm or age-related wear, look for hidden moisture intrusion with moisture meters, and photograph every area of concern. Once finished, you receive a written report with photos, condition grades, and our professional recommendations—whether that is a simple repair, a full replacement, or just routine maintenance.
Why are regular roof and gutter inspections important in Harriman’s climate?
Harriman experiences hot, humid summers, sudden heavy downpours, and occasional winter freezes—all of which stress roofing materials and gutters. Heat can dry-crack shingles, high winds can lift tabs, and backed-up gutters can cause fascia rot or interior leaks. A professional inspection every 12–18 months allows small issues to be corrected before costly structural damage or mold growth occurs. In many cases, catching a missing shingle or loose gutter bracket early can extend the life of your whole system by years and protect your home’s resale value.
How do I schedule a free inspection and how long will it take?
You can book an appointment by calling our local Harriman office, submitting the online form, or sending us a quick text. We typically schedule visits within 48 hours, and emergency storm checks can often be handled the same day. Most residential inspections take 45–60 minutes, though larger or steep-slope roofs can require up to 90 minutes. We follow up with your written report within 24 hours of the site visit.
What happens if the inspection reveals damage?
If we find issues, we explain them on-site, show you photo evidence, and answer all of your questions. You’ll receive a detailed repair or replacement estimate broken down by labor, materials, and timeline—never any hidden fees. Because we work directly with many insurance carriers in Tennessee, we can help file claims and meet with the adjuster if storm damage is involved. Ultimately, the decision to proceed is yours; the inspection remains completely free whether or not you hire us for the work.
Do I need to be home during the inspection?
We prefer that the homeowner be present so we can review findings in real time, but it isn’t mandatory. As long as we have permission to access the roof and gutters, we can perform the inspection while you’re away and email the full report. If you can’t be on-site, we set up a phone or video call afterward to walk you through the photos and answer questions so you feel 100% informed.
Are you licensed, insured, and familiar with Harriman building codes?
Absolutely. We hold a Tennessee Home Improvement Contractor’s license and carry $2 million in general liability plus full workers’ compensation coverage. Our crews are OSHA-trained, and every project is supervised by a foreman with at least 10 years of roofing experience. Because we live and work in Roane County, we stay updated on local wind-uplift requirements, gutter discharge codes, and permitting procedures, ensuring your replacement or repair passes city inspection the first time.