How the roof check works

A short request helps determine whether a professional inspection call makes sense without asking homeowners to climb on the roof.

1. Send basics

Name, phone, email, city, ZIP, role, property type, and what you noticed.

2. Triage concern

Active leaks, interior staining, recent storm exposure, older roofs, and multi-building properties are prioritized.

3. Inspection call

If it looks like a professional inspection may be appropriate, the next step is a call to discuss timing and property details.

Stay safe

Do not climb on the roof to submit the request. Photos from the ground, windows, attic access, or interior ceiling stains are enough for the first step.

Request a storm roof inspection call

If a Bend or Central Oregon roof may have seen hail, wind, gutter dents, granule loss, lifted shingles, skylight concerns, or flashing damage, use the call to organize safe observations and decide whether an inspection is appropriate.

Start an inspection-call request

No guarantee of insurance coverage, claim approval, or roof replacement. This is not public-adjuster, legal, or insurance advice. Oregon CCB 259783 may be referenced where contractor licensing disclosure is required.

Have ready for the call:
  • City/ZIP, property type, and owner/decision-maker status
  • Approximate roof age/material if known
  • Storm/hail/wind timeframe and visible signs
  • Photos from the ground, gutters, vents, downspouts, or interior stains if safely available