Residential Roof Inspections & Reports

Absolutely! At Vlex Roofing, we proudly offer free commercial roofing inspections. We’re all about transparency and giving you the honest facts up front. No strings attached, no pressure — just a clear, professional assessment of your roof’s current condition at zero cost.

Our goal is to help you make informed decisions without worrying about budget barriers right out of the gate. Whether it’s routine maintenance or early signs of wear, we’re here to guide you through it with expert insight and no upfront fees.

While our roof inspections are completely free, we do charge a fee for detailed commercial roofing reports — and here’s why:

These reports go beyond a simple overview. They include a comprehensive analysis, high-resolution visuals, and professional documentation that can be used for insurance claims, real estate transactions, or even by other contractors. Creating this level of detail takes time, expertise, and specialized tools, which is why there’s a charge.

In short: the inspection is on us, but the in-depth report is a professional resource packed with value — and well worth the investment.

Yes, we ask that all decision-makers be present during the inspection. This helps us answer questions right away, discuss any concerns on the spot, and walk through our findings together in real time. It ensures everyone involved is fully informed and can make confident, timely decisions about the next steps.

We suggest scheduling a commercial roof inspection at least twice a year—typically as the seasons shift. As your roof ages or after significant storms, it’s smart to check it more often. The more routinely you inspect it, the easier it is to catch problems early and extend your roof’s lifespan.

Common indicators that your commercial roof might be compromised include things like ceiling leaks or water spots, pools of standing water on the roof, missing or loose materials, and a sudden spike in energy bills from poor insulation. You might also spot mold, strange smells, or visible damage to parts of the roofing structure.

A roofing report gives you a detailed snapshot of your roof’s current condition. It helps you make smart choices when it comes to repairs, maintenance, or replacing the roof altogether. These reports are also valuable for filing insurance or warranty claims and are often used during property sales to give buyers or lenders peace of mind.