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Our roofers work through the roof in sections rather than glancing at the areas that are easy to reach. Each part of the system gets looked at, because a leak in one place often starts somewhere else.
We check shingles, panels, tiles or shakes for cracking, splitting, curling, lifting and missing pieces. On asphalt roofs we look for granule loss and for the circular bruising that hail leaves behind, which is rarely visible from the ground.
Flashing fails before the roof covering does. We inspect the metal and sealant where the roof meets chimneys, walls, skylights and valleys, and we check pipe boots, vents and any other penetration through the roof deck.
Water has to leave the roof. We check gutters and downspouts for blockages, separation and improper slope, and we look at fascia and soffit boards for rot and insect damage.
Where the attic is accessible, we look from the inside for daylight through the deck, water staining, damp insulation and signs of poor ventilation. Problems often show up here before they reach a ceiling.
Everything we find is photographed and written up. You see the same images our roofers saw, which means you are not asked to take a verbal description on faith.
We inspect asphalt shingle, metal, tile, slate and cedar shake roofs on homes across Denton. On commercial buildings we inspect flat and low-slope systems, including TPO, EPDM, PVC and commercial metal roofing.
If you have solar panels, we inspect the roof surface around and beneath the array where it is accessible. Epic Roofing performs solar panel detach and reset so roofing work can be completed, and we do not install solar systems.
Most roof problems are cheaper to fix early. These are the moments worth booking an inspection:
Hail damage is often invisible from the driveway. Impact marks sit flat against the shingle surface, and wind damage can lift and reseat a shingle without breaking it. An inspection after a storm gives you a dated, photographed record of the roof condition, which is useful whether or not you decide to file a claim.
We document what we find and we give you a written scope and price for the repairs we recommend. The decision about your insurance is yours to make.
Epic Roofing is a roofing contractor, not a public insurance adjuster. Under Section 4102.163 of the Texas Insurance Code, a roofing contractor may not act as a public adjuster or advertise to adjust claims for any property where the contractor is providing or may provide roofing services. We can inspect, document and repair your roof. We cannot negotiate, adjust or settle an insurance claim for you.
Flat and low-slope roofs fail differently from pitched residential roofs. Our commercial inspections look at seams, membrane condition, flashing at parapets and curbs, drains and scuppers, and standing water that has not drained within a reasonable period. We check rooftop equipment curbs and the penetrations around them, which are a common source of commercial leaks.
Property managers get the same photographed, written findings, which makes it easier to budget repairs across a portfolio or justify a capital expense.
You get a written report of what the roof looks like now, supported by photographs. Where we recommend work, you get a written scope and a price for it before anything starts. If the roof is sound, we tell you that, and the report gives you a baseline to compare against after the next storm.
If the findings point toward replacement rather than repair, we explain what led us there so you can weigh the cost of continuing repairs against a new roof. Once the findings are in, we can also take care of the upkeep with our roof maintenance service.
Get the condition of your roof documented before the next storm rather than after it. Contact Epic Roofing to schedule a roof inspection in Denton.
