Free roof inspection in Monmouth County, NJ.
21 points checked. Photos of every problem we find.
We get on your roof, check 21 things up top, around the edges and in the attic, and hand you photos of what we found. Needs a repair? We say so. Needs a new roof? We say that too. Roof's fine? You get on with your day.
Book my free inspection
First name, cell and what you need. We call you back to set a time.
- Service
- Free 21-point roof inspection
- Where
- Monmouth County, plus Old Bridge and Sayreville in Middlesex
- Offer
- Free 21-point roof inspection with photos
- Price
- Written price before work
- Hours
- Mon–Sat 7 AM–7 PM
- Office
- 105 Church Street, Suite 3B, Aberdeen, NJ 07747
- askrocky@callfixallroofing.com
- Call
- (732) 344-4702
What you get.
What free means here
No fee, and you don't owe us a thing after. No 'special price if you sign tonight.' If the roof's fine, you don't get a sales pitch.
Why 21 points
Kicking a shingle tells you nothing. We check 21 specific things and photograph the problems, so you see what we see.
We go in the attic too
Soft decking, bad airflow, moisture and daylight show up from the inside first. So do ceiling stains. Somebody needs to be home to let us in.
Proof, not pressure
Some outfits use a free inspection to scare people into a roof. You get photos from your own roof, and you decide on your own time.
Buying or selling?
A buyer's inspector flagged the roof? We'll look and give you a straight read, with photos you can share.
What’s included
- 21 points checked on the roof, around the edges and in the attic
- Photos of every problem found
- A straight answer: repair, replace or leave it alone
- A written quote if the roof needs work
What we check, point by point.
12 up top, 3 around the edges and 6 underneath and inside.
Up top
- Shingle condition (cracking, curling, missing)
- Granule loss
- Nail pops and exposed fasteners
- Ridge cap and ridge vent
- Valleys
- Pipe boots and vent collars
- Chimney flashing
- Step flashing and wall flashing
- Skylight seals and flashing
- Drip edge
- Moss, algae, and debris
- Old repairs and patches
Around the edges
- Gutters and downspouts
- Fascia and soffit
- Siding where it meets the roofline
Underneath and inside
- Decking soft spots
- Attic ventilation
- Attic moisture, mold, or daylight showing through
- Insulation condition
- Ceiling and wall stains inside the house
- Storm damage (hail, wind, fallen limbs)
Free 21-point roof inspection with photos.
No fee, and you don't owe us a thing after. No 'special price if you sign tonight.' If the roof's fine, you don't get a sales pitch.
- 21 points checked on the roof, around the edges and in the attic
- Photos of every problem found
- A straight answer: repair, replace or leave it alone
- A written quote if the roof needs work
Free. No obligation.
How it works.
Book it. We look and take photos. You get a written quote. We do the work and clean up.
We check 21 points
12 up top, 3 around the edges and 6 underneath and inside.
You get the answer
Photos of the problems and a straight answer: repair, replace or leave it alone.
Quote only if needed
If the roof needs work, you get a written quote. If it doesn't, we tell you that and leave.
Free 21-point roof inspection questions.
Straight answers, no runaround.
Is the roof inspection really free?
Yes. No fee, and you don't owe us a thing after. You get photos and a straight answer. If the roof needs work, you get a written quote. If it doesn't, we tell you that and leave.
What does a roof inspection consist of?
Ours is 21 points: 12 up top (shingles, granules, nail pops, ridge, valleys, pipe boots, flashing, skylights, drip edge, moss and old patches), 3 around the edges (gutters, fascia and soffit, siding at the roofline) and 6 underneath and inside (decking, attic airflow, attic moisture, insulation, ceiling stains and storm damage). The full list is on this page.
Is a free roof inspection a scam?
It can be, when somebody uses it to sell a roof you don't need. That's why ours comes with photos of every problem we find, from your own roof. You see it with your own eyes, and the decision is yours.
Do I need to be home?
Yes, for the inside part. We check the attic and the ceilings, so somebody has to let us in.
How often should a roof get inspected?
After any big wind storm, before you buy or sell a house, and every so often once the roof gets older. If you don't know how old yours is, that's a good reason to check.
Can I use the photos for an insurance claim?
The photos are yours to share with anyone, your insurance company included. Your insurance company decides what's covered.
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Roofs first, then everything attached to them.
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Book your free 21-point inspection.
Call (732) 344-4702, Mon–Sat 7 AM–7 PM, or send the form and we call you back to set a time.
Send the full request
Your address, what’s going on with the roof and photos if you have them. We call you back to set a time.