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Residential Roof Inspections

Put Your Mind at Ease with a Professional Roof Inspection

Harsh weather can be a challenge for roofs in Florida. With frequent storms and high winds, roofs can become damaged or even destroyed. It's easy for homeowners to spot minor damage like missing or curling shingles but there are other forms of damage that can't be seen by the untrained eye. Professional roof inspectors are trained to detect certain damage on your roof that you may not have access to. It's important for homeowners to ensure their roofs are properly maintained and inspected regularly to prevent costly repairs. At Next Dimension Roofing, our roof inspection service can save you thousands by identifying potential problems and providing timely repairs. Our experienced roofers can inspect your roof for signs of damage, wear and tear, and any other issues that could cause costly repairs in the future. We will provide you with a detailed report of our findings so you can rest assured that your roof is in the best condition possible.

A person inspecting a lifting shingle on the roof, indicating potential damage or need for repair.

Why Should You Get A 
Residential Roof Inspection?

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​To identify any damage or potential issues that need to be addressed before they become bigger problems.

To ensure your roof is properly installed and functioning as it should.

To extend the lifespan of your roof and prevent premature replacement.

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To improve the energy efficiency of your home by identifying any areas of heat loss or insulation issues.

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To maintain the value and appearance of your home.

Your roof should be professionally inspected at least once a year before the rainy season starts, and especially after extreme weather conditions such as tropical storms and hurricanes!

What We Will Check During A Residential Roof Inspection

During a residential roof inspection, the following elements are typically examined to assess the roof's condition and identify any issues:

  1. Roofing material: The type of material used for the roof, such as shingles, tiles, metal sheets, or membrane, is inspected for signs of wear, damage, or aging.

  2. Overall condition: The general condition of the roof is evaluated, including any visible sagging, warping, or unevenness.

  3. Roofing components: All components of the roof, such as flashings, vents, chimneys, skylights, gutters, and downspouts, are inspected for damage, proper installation, and functionality.

  4. Shingles or tiles: Individual shingles or tiles are inspected for cracks, curling, missing pieces, or signs of granule loss.

  5. Roof leaks: Any visible signs of water stains, dampness, or mold growth on the roof or in the attic are checked, indicating potential leaks.

  6. Roof decking: The condition of the roof decking, typically made of plywood or OSB, is assessed for rot, water damage, or structural issues.

  7. Roof penetrations: Penetrations such as vents, chimneys, and pipes are inspected for proper sealing, flashing, and secure attachment.

  8. Roof slope and drainage: The slope of the roof is checked to ensure proper water drainage, with no areas prone to pooling or standing water.

  9. Sealants and caulking: Any sealants or caulking used on the roof are examined for cracks, gaps, or deterioration that could compromise the roof's waterproofing.

  10. Attic inspection: If accessible, the attic is inspected for proper insulation, ventilation, signs of water damage, and structural support.

  11. Roof maintenance: The previous maintenance history of the roof, such as repairs, replacements, or installations, is reviewed to assess its overall condition.

  12. Safety concerns: Safety hazards, such as loose or damaged roof components, exposed nails, or unstable access points, are identified.

Shingles in disarray, with lifted edges and noticeable wear, indicating the need for immediate repai
Close-up of damaged shingles on a roof, exhibiting cracks, curling, and missing pieces.
Shingles covered in green algae growth, displaying dark patches and discoloration caused by environm
A flat roof in poor condition, showing signs of deterioration, cracks, and water pooling, requiring
Shingles displaying hail damage, with visible dents, cracks, and granule loss caused by severe weath
A gutter filled with debris, causing water overflow and damage to the edge of the roof, potentially
Roof shingle lifting, exposing the underlying surface and indicating the need for prompt repair to p
Gutter overflowing with debris, causing water to damage the edge of the roof and creating potential
Roof covered with leaves and debris, potentially leading to clogged gutters and drainage issues if n
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Next Dimension is dedicated to providing excellence in our trade. We are family owned and operated, and highly skilled with over 75 years of experience. We promise to diligently and professionally handle the repair or replacement of the roof on your home or business. We are experts at keeping you in the loop, keeping your projects on track, and keeping your home dry. There simply isn’t another contractor that beats our wining combination of quality, service, experience and price.

NEXT DIMENSION CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING 2023

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