Roof & Attic Inspections in East Texas

Everything in a home starts with the roof. When it fails, water finds its way into the attic, the insulation, the framing and eventually the rooms below. Today I’m proud to offer roof and attic inspections across East Texas as a standalone service, so you can check the top of the house without booking a full home inspection.

I use drone photos, moisture meters and infrared imaging to see what can’t be spotted from the ground, then give you a clear report with photos of every finding, good and bad.

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What’s included in roof and attic inspections

Roof coverings, including shingles and metal roofing
Flashing around chimneys, skylights, vents and other penetrations
Roof structure and decking
Signs of past or active water intrusion
Attic insulation depth and coverage

Attic ventilation and airflow
Air quality testing for contaminants or poor circulation
Signs of mold or mildew
Sagging rafters or truss problems
Rodent and pest entry points at soffits and eaves

Common problems I find: hail or wind damage that isn’t visible from the ground, flashing failures, staining on the decking from old leaks, insulation gaps that drive up cooling bills, and poor ventilation that leads to moisture problems.

Who needs a roof and attic inspection

Homebuyers who want peace of mind about the roof before closing
Homeowners after hail, high wind or heavy rain
Homeowners filing an insurance claim who need photos and descriptions
Sellers who want to address roof issues before listing
Owners of older roofs or homes with hot, poorly ventilated attics

How it works

Book your inspection. Call 903.944.9323 or request a free quote.

Step 2: roof and attic inspections by drone

I inspect the roof by drone or on foot, depending on pitch and safety.

I inspect the attic for leaks, insulation, ventilation and structure, using infrared and moisture meters.

You get your report with photos and descriptions you can share with a roofer or your insurance company.

Roof & attic inspections FAQs

Will this help with an insurance claim?

The photo report documents visible damage and its location, which many homeowners share with their adjuster. Your insurance company makes the final call on coverage.

Do you walk on the roof?

When it’s safe. For steep, wet or fragile roofs, I use a drone to get close-up photos without risking damage.

How do I know if hail damaged my roof?

Hail damage is often invisible from the ground. Check local storm reports from the National Weather Service and schedule an inspection after a major storm.