Roof Project Planner
Not sure which roofing service fits the concern? Use the planner below, or request a free inspection and tell us what you noticed.
- Free roof inspection
- Roof repair and replacement
- Homes and commercial buildings
Plan a roof inspection, repair or replacement
You do not have to diagnose the roof before asking for help. A visible change, an indoor symptom or a planned project is a useful starting point. The planner turns that starting point into the roof question the inspection needs to answer.
The result is guidance for the conversation, not a damage finding, estimate or coverage decision. The actual covering, connections and concealed conditions establish the work. If water is entering now, make that clear when you call.
Choose your roof leak, damage or replacement concern
Select the closest concern and say whether water is entering now. The result explains what the roofer will need to understand.
Your next roofing conversation
This planner helps organize your concern. The condition and work are determined on the roof.
What a roof inspection needs to resolve
Different concerns can lead to similar roofing work, but they begin with different questions.
| Starting concern | Question on the roof | Useful next step |
|---|---|---|
| Water inside | Where is rain entering and what material has been affected? | Leak repair inspection; call about active water entry. |
| Missing or damaged shingles | Can replacement material join sound adjoining shingles and decking? | Repair or roof inspection. |
| Replacement planning | What layers, details and material choices belong in a new roof? | Replacement inspection and scope discussion. |
| Change after a storm | What damage is present, how extensive is it and what work restores the roof? | Storm damage inspection; policy coverage is separate. |
| Commercial roof concern | What membrane, drainage and concealed-layer conditions set the work? | Commercial roof walk and assembly-specific assessment. |
Property details for a roofing request
Send the location and the concern in your own words. “Water in the back bedroom” or “a shingle came off after wind” is useful information. A roof defect name is not required.
You can also say whether this is a repair need or a planned replacement decision. The inspection may establish a different useful scope, but your starting question helps keep that discussion focused. Stay off the roof and do not open roofing materials to complete this planner.
When you are ready, request a free inspection or call the visible number. The request form explains the contact relationship and gathers the details needed to begin.
Roof Project Planner FAQs
Is this a diagnosis or estimate?
No. The result organizes the concern and points to the useful roofing conversation. Roof condition, access and the required scope cannot be established by these selections.
What if more than one concern applies?
Choose the concern that matters most now and mention the others in the request. An active leak should be stated first. Roof damage and replacement planning can be considered together at the inspection.
Does this send my selections anywhere?
The planner works in your browser and does not submit a roofing request. Use the contact form or call when you want to ask for help.
Do I need photographs?
No. Photos you already have can help explain a concern, but they are not needed to use the planner or request an inspection. Do not climb the roof to take them.
Request an inspection for your roof project
Tell us the property and what brought you here. Request a free roof inspection to discuss the condition and the work it needs.