Your roof is more than just shingles. It is a complete engineering system comprising ventilation, flashing, underlayment, and drainage. At Inspector Roofing, we treat every home like a forensic project, ensuring that your new roof is built to Code+ standards, not just the minimum.
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Roof Replacement
Full system replacement using Owens Corning Total Protection® components. Ideal for roofs 15+ years old or with widespread storm damage.
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Roof Repair
Targeted surgical repairs for pipe boots, flashing leaks, valleys, and missing shingles. We fix the root cause, not just the symptom.
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Storm Restoration
Specialized insurance claim support for homes hit by hail or wind. We handle the forensic documentation and Xactimate pricing.
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Financing Options
Flexible monthly payment plans for repairs and replacements. Check eligibility quickly without affecting your credit score.
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Residential Roofing FAQs
Should I start with an inspection? +
Yes. An inspection confirms damage, scope, and the correct path (insurance, cash, or repair) before you make decisions.
Is my roof claim-worthy after a storm? +
What’s the difference between repair vs replacement? +
Repairs address a localized issue. Replacement is recommended when damage, age, or system failure risks ongoing leaks or warranty issues.
Do you help with insurance supplements? +
Yes. If the insurance scope is missing justified items, we support supplement documentation and scope verification.
How long does a roof replacement usually take? +
Most projects are completed quickly (1-2 days), depending on roof size, complexity, weather, and material type.
Do I have to pay anything up front? +
It depends on the path (Insurance vs Cash). We explain timing clearly during inspection and scheduling so there are no surprises.
Will you handle permits and HOA paperwork? +
Yes. Where applicable, we help navigate permits and HOA requirements to keep the process smooth.
What upgrades are commonly required by code? +
Common items include drip edge, ventilation requirements, and flashing details — all confirmed during inspection.
Which shingle is best for Metro Atlanta storms? +
Many homeowners choose architectural or impact-resistant shingles. We recommend based on your roof design and goals.
What’s the fastest next step? +
Start with the
Inspection Hub. From there, we route you to claims, cash quote, or repair plan.
