Roof inspections from Excel Roofing are free. You get a thorough on-site evaluation from a project manager and a written report with photo documentation, recommendations, and a clear estimate if any work is needed. There's no obligation, no pressure, and no charge — even if the inspection shows your roof is in good shape and doesn't need anything.

An Excel Roofing inspection covers every component-specific point on the roof system: flashing at chimneys, dormers, skylights, and valleys; shingle, tile, or membrane integrity (cracking, granule loss, wind lift); ventilation intake and exhaust; gutters and downspouts; and the perimeter where roof meets siding and soffit. We map any issues by exact location and severity, document them with high-resolution photos, and give you a clear professional recommendation — quick fix, targeted repair, or full replacement. Reports can be tailored for real estate transactions, insurance claims, or 5–10 year maintenance forecasts.

Excel Roofing recommends a roof inspection every 2 years and after every major storm. Colorado's hail, high winds, and freeze-thaw cycles age roofs faster than in milder climates, and damage is often invisible from the ground. Regular inspections catch small issues — lifted shingles, failing sealant, deteriorating flashing — before they turn into leaks or a full replacement.

Yes. Get an honest, free inspection from Excel Roofing before you file a claim. Filing a claim that gets denied — or for damage that doesn't actually exist — can raise your premiums and hurt your claim history. Our inspection tells you straight whether the damage is claim-worthy. If it is, your project manager handles the documentation and meets the adjuster on-site.

If damage is found, you receive a written report with photo evidence, defect locations, severity, and a clear professional recommendation. From there, Excel Roofing provides a written estimate for the repair or replacement, and — if the damage is storm-related — guides you through the insurance claim process and meets the adjuster on-site. There's no obligation to use Excel Roofing for the work.