Free inspections with a full photo report — what is wrong, what is fine, what can wait. Storm damage? We document it the way your insurance company needs it documented.
We fly the roof, walk it where it is safe, and hand you a photo report — every soft spot, lifted shingle, and tired flashing, labeled.
If the roof has ten good years left, we say so and leave. Most of our replacements start as inspections we gave away years earlier.
Licensed, bonded, and insured — certificates before we climb.
Drone + hands-on, full photo report. Free, always.
Leaks, flashing, vents, lifted shingles, valley fixes.
Tear-off to ridge cap. Most homes done in 2-3 days.
Second-layer installs where code and condition allow.
Wind, hail, limb strikes — tarped same day, documented for claims.
Seamless gutters, guards, downspout re-routing.
New installs and leak repair on existing units.
TPO, torch-down, coatings for low-slope roofs.
Carriers deny under-documented claims. We photograph damage the way adjusters need to see it — chalked, measured, and mapped.
We meet your adjuster on the roof and walk them through every finding. You get the claim the roof actually deserves.
Tell us the address and what you have noticed — stains, granules in the gutters, a neighbor getting a new roof. We handle the rest.
This form is inert — it collects nothing until wired up for a real client.
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A website is step one. EAS wires it into the gear the business runs on.
Apps, micro boards, displays, CRM — matched to this kind of business:
Sponsoring a crew BBQ or a contractor showcase? Spice it up twice: our friends at Quiet Events rent glowing silent-disco headphones, and Scan Quest turns the whole place into a scavenger hunt — every install comes with 1,000 free Gems. Just go look.
9 times out of 10 that really means on phones, tappable, interactive. That’s a web app — installs straight from the browser, no store fees, no review queue, works on every phone. That’s what we build.
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