Pricing is typically provided after you request the Roof Health Report™ on the landing page. Many roofers offer free basic inspections and then a quote based on what they find. Exact cost depends on roof size, complexity, and what repairs are recommended.

A typical roof inspection with photos and condition scoring usually takes 30–60 minutes onsite, and the full Roof Health Report™ with priorities and budget plan is delivered shortly after inspection. Total turnaround often ranges from same day to a couple of days.

Yes — homeowners or property managers generally need to provide safe access to the roof area (ladders, walkways, unlocked gates) so the inspector can safely document conditions. For multi-storey or restricted access roofs, additional safety measures may be required.

Most residential and commercial roof types qualify for a health inspection — including asphalt shingle, metal, tile, flat membrane, and others. If your roof has extreme damage or unsafe conditions, the inspector may limit access for safety and follow up with recommendations.

Many roof services prioritize emergency leak response some even offer rapid response or same-day fixes. If an urgent leak is found during or before your scheduled inspection, ask about emergency tarping or leak containment to protect your property while long-term repairs are planned.