Certified Inspectors
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Certified Inspectors | Roof Inspections | Roofing | Johnson City
When Johnson City’s wind, hail, and humidity start testing the limits of your shingles, HEP’s certified inspectors are ready to step in. Our team brings decades of experience, advanced infrared technology, and a neighbor-next-door attitude to every visit, delivering roof inspections that uncover hidden leaks, storm damage, and wear before they turn into costly surprises. We document every finding with crystal-clear photos and plain-English explanations, so you know exactly what your roof needs—and what it doesn’t.
Because we’re part of the HEP family, you also get priority scheduling, honest pricing, and access to trustworthy repair crews if work is required. Whether you’re buying a new home, filing an insurance claim, or simply wanting peace of mind after the latest Appalachian thunderstorm, our roof inspections give you confidence that the sky above your home is sound and secure. Call today, and let certified pros protect your greatest investment from the top down.
FAQs
Why should I hire a certified roof inspector instead of a general contractor in Johnson City?
Certified roof inspectors have specialized training, testing, and continuing-education requirements that focus exclusively on roofing systems. They understand Johnson City’s building codes, local weather patterns, and common regional roofing materials. Their reports are recognized by insurance carriers, real-estate professionals, and lenders, giving you authoritative documentation that can affect claims, home sales, and financing.
What does your roof inspection include?
Our multi-point inspection covers: 1) Exterior surface review (shingles, metal panels, tiles, or membrane) for wear, punctures, and missing components; 2) Flashing, chimney, skylight, and vent evaluation for rust or gaps; 3) Gutter and downspout condition and alignment; 4) Attic interior check for moisture, mold, and proper ventilation; 5) Structural assessment for sagging decking or truss issues; 6) Infrared or drone imaging when needed for hidden damage; 7) A written digital report with photos, repair recommendations, and an estimated life-expectancy timeline.
How often should my roof be inspected in Johnson City’s climate?
We recommend a professional inspection at least once every 12 months and after any severe weather event such as hail, high winds, or heavy snow. Annual inspections catch minor issues before they become expensive leaks, while post-storm visits document damage quickly for insurance claims. If you’re buying or selling a property, schedule an inspection as part of the due-diligence process.
Can a certified inspection help with my homeowners insurance claim?
Yes. Insurance adjusters rely on objective, photo-documented evidence. Our certified inspectors provide a comprehensive report that outlines storm damage, code-related deficiencies, and repair estimates. Because the inspector’s credentials are recognized industry-wide, your claim is more likely to be processed quickly and accurately, reducing out-of-pocket costs for eligible repairs or replacements.
How long does a typical roof inspection take and will it disrupt my day?
A standard single-family home inspection usually takes 60–90 minutes. Large homes, steep pitches, or commercial properties may take up to three hours, especially if drone or infrared imaging is required. You do not need to be present the entire time, and we take care to protect landscaping and leave no mess. The digital report is delivered within 24 hours.
Do you inspect both residential and commercial roofs in Johnson City?
Absolutely. Our certified team is trained to evaluate asphalt shingle, metal, tile, slate, TPO, EPDM, and built-up roofing systems. Whether it’s a downtown office building, a retail plaza, or a suburban residence, we carry the appropriate equipment, safety gear, and knowledge of material-specific issues to deliver an accurate assessment and maintenance recommendations.