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Complimentary Inspection | Roofing | Johnson City
Discover peace of mind before the first shingle is ever lifted. HEP’s complimentary inspection brings certified experts to your Johnson City home to look over every inch of your roof, gutters, flashing, and attic ventilation—at no cost and with zero obligation. Our team documents findings with crisp photos, explains potential trouble spots in everyday language, and answers your questions on the spot so you can make smart, confident decisions.
If your roof is holding up well, we’ll shake your hand and be on our way. If we spot concerns, you’ll receive a clear plan, transparent pricing, and flexible scheduling for any necessary roofing repairs or replacements. Home protection and hometown service: that’s the HEP promise.
FAQs
What does your complimentary roof inspection in Johnson City include?
Our no-cost inspection is a complete, 20-point evaluation of every component that protects your home. A certified inspector will examine shingles, flashing, valleys, vents, chimney caps, skylight seals, gutters, downspouts, and visible decking. When accessible, we also enter the attic to check insulation levels, ventilation, and signs of moisture or mold. Photos and notes are taken throughout the visit so you receive a written report with pictures, a condition grade, and any repair or maintenance recommendations.
Why should I schedule an inspection if I don’t see a leak?
Most roof problems begin long before water makes its way into your living space. Tiny punctures from hail, lifted shingles from wind, or cracked pipe boots can allow moisture to penetrate the underlayment and decking. In Johnson City’s humid, storm-prone climate, minor issues can turn into costly structural damage or mold growth in just a season. A preventative inspection catches those small concerns early, extending your roof’s lifespan and protecting your warranty and homeowners-insurance coverage.
How long does the free roof inspection take?
For an average single-family home in Johnson City the on-site portion usually runs 30–45 minutes. Larger or steep-slope roofs, multi-level structures, or homes with extensive attic space may take up to 90 minutes. After the field work, we spend another 30–60 minutes compiling photos, measurements, and moisture-meter readings into an easy-to-understand digital report that is typically emailed to you the same day.
Will I be pressured to buy repairs or sign a contract after the inspection?
Absolutely not. The inspection and the report are 100 % obligation-free. Our goal is to provide honest information so you can make the best decision for your home and budget. If repairs or a replacement are needed, we will give you written estimates that you may review at your convenience. Many homeowners keep the report for reference or to compare with other contractors—there is no sales pitch or paperwork to sign on the spot.
How do I schedule a complimentary roofing inspection in Johnson City?
Scheduling is simple: call our local office at (423) 555-ROOF, fill out the request form on this page, or message us through Facebook. We offer same-day and next-day appointments, including early-morning and early-evening time slots to fit work schedules. Once your inspection is booked, you’ll receive a confirmation email with the technician’s name, photo, and estimated arrival window. We’ll also send a text when we’re on the way so you’re never left guessing.
Can your free inspection help with insurance claims after storm damage?
Yes. Our inspectors are trained in FEMA and HAAG assessment standards and understand the documentation insurance adjusters require. We photograph hail hits, wind creases, and collateral damage such as dented gutters or torn window screens. The detailed report includes slope diagrams, material descriptions, and damage annotations, which you can forward directly to your insurer. If requested, we can also meet the adjuster on site to ensure all issues are noted and to answer technical questions, increasing the likelihood of a fair settlement.