You should have your shingles inspected because over time they can crack, curl, or lose granules, leaving your roof vulnerable to leaks, water damage, and reduced energy efficiency—problems that can quickly worsen and lead to expensive repairs or even a full roof replacement if not caught early.

You should have your pipe boots inspected because they often crack or deteriorate over time, allowing water to leak around the vent pipes and into your attic or ceilings—causing hidden water damage, mold growth, and costly repairs that can easily be prevented with regular maintenance.

You should have your roof inspected for exposed nails and old nail holes because they can let water seep beneath your shingles, causing leaks, wood rot, and long-term structural damage that often goes unnoticed until it becomes expensive to repair.

You should get your gutters inspected because clogged or damaged gutters can cause water to overflow and seep into your roof, walls, and foundation, leading to costly water damage, mold growth, and structural issues that are easily preventable with regular maintenance.