Residential Roofing
A good roof inspection tells you where you actually stand, not what someone wants to sell you. On coastal tile roofs we're looking past the tile to the things that fail first: the underlayment's age, the condition of the flashing metal, the state of the valleys, and any spots where fasteners have rusted through.
We inspect before home purchases, after wind or heavy rain, and for owners who simply want to know how many years they have left before a re-roof. Whatever we find, you get a straight account and photos, so you can plan rather than guess.
How often should I have my roof inspected in coastal San Diego?
Every two to three years is reasonable for most homes, and yearly once a tile roof passes about twenty years on its original underlayment. It's also worth an inspection after any strong windstorm or before buying a home, since coastal salt air ages flashing and fasteners faster than inland conditions.
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