Certified Inspectors

HEP RoofingCertified Inspectors

Certified Inspectors | Roof Inspections | Roofing | Harriman

Your roof is Harriman’s first line of defense against pounding rain, blistering heat, and the surprise storms East Tennessee is famous for. HEP’s certified inspectors bring decades of hands-on experience to every job, using advanced imaging tools and an inspector’s eye for detail to uncover the issues most homeowners miss. From curling shingles and soft decking to compromised flashing, our thorough roof inspections give you a crystal-clear picture of your roof’s condition and life expectancy—plus practical solutions that fit your budget.

We believe knowledge is power, so after every visit you’ll receive an easy-to-read digital report, complete with photos and prioritized recommendations. Whether you’re protecting a family heirloom, preparing to sell, or just craving peace of mind before the next storm rolls in, scheduling one of our roof inspections is the smartest, simplest way to safeguard your investment and keep your Harriman home high and dry.

FAQs

Why should I schedule a roof inspection with certified inspectors in Harriman?

A certified inspector brings formal training, manufacturer-specific knowledge, and up-to-date building-code expertise to every visit. In Harriman, our climate exposes roofs to high winds, driving rain, and large temperature swings that can accelerate wear. A professional inspection identifies hidden leaks, shingle failures, and structural weaknesses early, helping you avoid costly emergency repairs and validating warranty or insurance requirements.

What does your certified roof inspection include?

Our inspection is a 50-point evaluation that covers: surface materials (shingles, tiles, metal or membrane), flashing and sealants, gutter and downspout performance, attic ventilation, moisture intrusion, structural deck integrity, insulation levels, and interior ceiling checks for stains or mold. We document everything with photos, note the roof’s remaining service life, and provide a written report with repair or maintenance recommendations within 24 hours.

How often should Harriman homeowners have their roofs inspected?

For asphalt-shingle and metal roofs, we recommend an inspection twice a year—once in the spring after winter snow and once in the fall before freezing temperatures return. If your roof is older than 15 years, has recently been hit by hail or high winds, or you notice interior water spots, schedule an additional inspection immediately. Regular assessments help maintain warranties and prolong the roof’s lifespan.

How long does a roof inspection take and will it damage my roof?

A standard single-family roof in Harriman takes 45–90 minutes to inspect, depending on pitch and accessibility. Our certified inspectors use non-invasive methods such as drone photography and moisture meters, so there is no drilling, lifting of shingles, or other procedures that could harm your roofing system. You can remain inside your home during the entire process.

Can a certified inspection help with insurance claims or home sales?

Yes. Insurance carriers often require a recent certified inspection before approving storm-damage claims. Our detailed report includes dated photographs and condition ratings that satisfy most insurers and adjusters. For real-estate transactions, a certified roof report reassures buyers, speeds up negotiations, and can even increase property value by demonstrating that the roof is sound or that any issues have been professionally documented.

What happens if the inspection uncovers damage?

If we find issues, we prioritize them as urgent, recommended, or preventative. You will receive a clear estimate for any needed repairs, complete with material options and timeline. Because our inspectors are also certified installers, we can handle repairs in-house or coordinate with your preferred contractor. We guide you through warranty or insurance paperwork and re-inspect the completed work at no extra charge to verify that the repair meets manufacturer and building-code standards.

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