Not Sure What Shape Your Roof Is In? We'll Walk It and Show You.

Maybe you're buying a house in Ardsley Park, selling one in Pooler, or a storm just blew through and you want to know if you got lucky. An inspection gets you a straight answer.

Someone walks every slope, checks the attic when there's access, and sends you dated photos with a plain list of findings.

Call (912) 483-1213

We don't use inspections to sell roofs. If yours is fine, we'll say so.

Typical price in Savannah: $150–$350

Depends on size, pitch and whether you need a written report for a sale or insurance.

How we handle storm & roof inspection

A real inspection means someone walks the roof. A drone picture from the street can't tell a hail bruise from a blister or lift a tab to see whether the seal strip still holds.

We check the eaves, drip edge and gutter line, then walk each slope for granule loss, brittle shingles, nail pops and impact marks. Every pipe boot, vent, skylight and chimney gets looked at by hand. If there's an attic hatch, we look at the underside of the deck for stains, daylight and ventilation.

You get dated photos and a plain list: what needs attention now, what can wait, and what's fine. If nothing needs doing, that's what we tell you.

What We Look for on Savannah Roofs

In this climate, we look hard at the things humidity and salt attack: rusted flashing, rusted nails backing out, mildew and algae streaking, and soft decking near the eaves.

On older homes we check the transitions — chimneys, dormers, low-slope porch roofs tied into steep main roofs — because that's where decades of patches hide.

In the attic, we look for daylight, water stains, mold on the deck and blocked soffit vents. Fixing ventilation can add years to a roof.

After a storm, an inspection tells you whether you have damage worth fixing or filing for. Before buying a house, it tells you what you're getting into. Before selling, it tells you what a buyer's inspector will find. In each case, you get the same thing from us: photos and a plain answer.

What moves the price

Total roof square footage (measured in 100 sq. ft. 'squares'), roof pitch, and one-story vs. two-story access
Number of valleys, dormers, skylights, chimneys, and plumbing vents that need new metal flashing
Material choice — standard architectural shingles, UL 2218 Class 4 impact shingles, or standing-seam metal
Condition of the OSB or plywood decking underneath once the old shingles are torn off
City building permit fees and, where applicable, historic district or HOA architectural review requirements

See our Savannah pricing breakdown for more detail.

Other services and typical prices

Roof Repair — $300–$1,500
Roof Replacement — $9,000–$20,000
Hail & Storm Damage Roof Repair — $350–$1,200 for tarping
Metal Roofing — $18,000–$40,000
Seamless Gutters & Downspouts — $8–$16 per foot

Where we do this work

How it works

Call or send the form.
Tell us what's going on and what part of Savannah you're in. If it's urgent — an active ceiling leak, hail damage from last night, or blown-off ridge caps — say so and we'll move it to the front of the schedule.
We come take a look.
Someone from our crew walks the roof in person, checks the valleys, pipe boots, flashing, and decking, takes photos of what we find, and answers your questions on the spot.
You get a clear price before any work starts.
Written scope, plain numbers, no pressure. We tell you straight when a simple repair is enough, and you decide if and when to move forward.

Why homeowners call us

We actually answer the phone — or call back the same day.
We look at the roof in person and show you photos before quoting a real number.
We tell you when a repair is enough instead of pushing a full roof replacement.
We protect your yard, AC condenser, driveway, and flowerbeds while we work.
We haul off every scrap of old shingle and run magnetic nail sweeps before we call the job done.

What you can expect from us

Your roof is only as good as the crew that puts it on and the underlayment and flashing underneath.

We do the job the way the manufacturer specs and local wind and hail codes say it should be done, and we clean up the yard before we leave.

If something doesn't look right when we're done, walk it with us before we pack up the truck.

Questions we get a lot

Do you inspect roofs for home sales?

Yes. We can inspect for buyers or sellers and give you dated photos and a written summary.

How long does an inspection take?

Usually under an hour on a typical home.

Do you get on the roof?

Yes, whenever it's safe to. If a roof is too steep or fragile to walk, we tell you and use a lift or ladder views instead.

Ready to get it handled?

Call or send the form. We'll look at it in person and give you a written price before any work starts.