Every slope, not just the obvious one
Wind damage concentrates on one side but rarely stays there. The lee slope gets the same walk.

What came off is usually the least of it. The useful question after a blow is what was loosened and will let go in the next one.
Three missing tabs on the front slope is what gets noticed. The seal strips lifted across the whole windward side is what matters, because those tabs are now held on by nails alone and the next thirty-knot evening takes them.
Wind damage concentrates on one side but rarely stays there. The lee slope gets the same walk.
A tab that lifts with light pressure has lost its bond. That is the difference between a cosmetic repair and a slope that is going to keep shedding.
Impact marks that have knocked the granules off and softened the mat beneath. They do not leak on the day; they shorten the covering's life by years.
Dated images, grouped by elevation, handed over whether or not we do the work.
After a notable storm, crews work a borough door to door offering free inspections and a great deal of urgency. Some are perfectly legitimate. The test is simple: anybody who will not leave you the photographs and a written figure, and who wants a decision today, is selling something other than a roof.
A full tear-off planned around the frontage first, so four tons of old covering leaves the street without closing it.
Read the page →Local repairs done properly, with a straight answer about whether the roof is worth repairing at all.
Read the page →Tracing a leak back to where the water actually enters, which is rarely above the stain.
Read the page →An hour above the deck and below it, ending in a plain written verdict on the covering and its remaining years.
Read the page →Walls and trim fitted by the people who did the covering above them, which is how the flashing between the two ends up right.
Read the page →The drainage sized and hung for the roof above it, and discharged far enough from the house to matter.
Read the page →Every slope walked, the damage photographed, and the figure written down.