I realize that free "roof inspections" have their place and do serve a purpose. Say if you are selling a home and just want someone to say everything is ok to get the deal done. But really that's about it.
If you actually want to know what's happening with your roof, a free "inspection" is not what you want and I'll tell you why.
A.
At least 80% of the time, a free roof "inspection" will be performed by someone who has absolutely no credentials other than the fact that their boss is calling them an inspector. (I guess my cats are inspectors too then.)
B.
In 40 years of roofing work I have yet to see two identical roofs, but since I started checking about 6 months ago, I have seen several perfectly identical free roof "inspection reports". They are vague, uninformative and in my opinion, worth what was paid.
At Ron Williams Roof Doctor, we are a roofing and roof repair company who offers roof inspection and certification services, primarily because of Ron's problem solving background.
When we are hired to do an inspection, our focus is to provide all pertinent information regarding the roof, regardless of certification conditions. If you don't want the information, you don't want us.
When we arrive at a site, we have been paid for the inspection and don't need to sell anything beyond that.
Our inspection is not solely for the purpose of our certification evaluation, as is stated on other "reports".
Our inspection is for the purpose of giving the customer all available information pertaining to the roof and may be used for any purpose.
If you want to know all about your roof, you can't beat an inspection report done by Ron Williams Roof Doctor.
If you don't really want to know, but still need an "inspection" then the free route may be for you.
If you actually want to know what's happening with your roof, a free "inspection" is not what you want and I'll tell you why.
A.
At least 80% of the time, a free roof "inspection" will be performed by someone who has absolutely no credentials other than the fact that their boss is calling them an inspector. (I guess my cats are inspectors too then.)
B.
In 40 years of roofing work I have yet to see two identical roofs, but since I started checking about 6 months ago, I have seen several perfectly identical free roof "inspection reports". They are vague, uninformative and in my opinion, worth what was paid.
At Ron Williams Roof Doctor, we are a roofing and roof repair company who offers roof inspection and certification services, primarily because of Ron's problem solving background.
When we are hired to do an inspection, our focus is to provide all pertinent information regarding the roof, regardless of certification conditions. If you don't want the information, you don't want us.
When we arrive at a site, we have been paid for the inspection and don't need to sell anything beyond that.
Our inspection is not solely for the purpose of our certification evaluation, as is stated on other "reports".
Our inspection is for the purpose of giving the customer all available information pertaining to the roof and may be used for any purpose.
If you want to know all about your roof, you can't beat an inspection report done by Ron Williams Roof Doctor.
If you don't really want to know, but still need an "inspection" then the free route may be for you.
