A licensed Tucson roofer, documented with photos and measurements. Pick a time — as soon as tomorrow, 8 AM to 8 PM.
Serving Tucson · Oro Valley · Marana · Vail · Sahuarita · Catalina Foothills
Pick a time · Takes about a minute · No obligation
Has your roof been hit by a storm in the last 60 days?
How old is your roof?
What have you noticed?
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This program is for homeowners — the inspection and any insurance claim go through the property owner. If the roof worries you, it's worth passing along to your landlord: the documented inspection is free and protects them (and your ceiling).
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Inspections take 30–60 minutes. We need 24 hours' notice, so the earliest slot is tomorrow.
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1A few quick questions — where the roof is and what happened. Takes about a minute. That's all the shopping you do.
2We do the searching for you: your request goes to the licensed local roofer best suited to your exact situation, and they inspect and document everything — free.
3If the damage qualifies, your roofer helps you through the claim so your policy pays for the work — you're typically only out your deductible.
No calling five roofers for quotes. Tell us once, and we place you with the licensed, insured local contractor best suited to your roof — not a national call center.
The inspection costs nothing and you're never obligated to file a claim or hire anyone.
Monsoon and hail claims are documentation games. Our partner roofers photograph and document everything before you decide anything.
Most homeowners hear from a roofer within minutes during business hours — always within one business day.
Arizona monsoons bring 60+ mph microbursts, wind-driven rain, and hail — exactly the kind of sudden storm damage homeowners insurance exists for. But damage that sits unrepaired can be denied later as "neglect." A free documented inspection now protects your claim either way.
35 severe thunderstorm warnings in the Tucson area in the past 30 days — the most recent today (National Weather Service).
Tucson's monsoon storms roll off the Catalinas and Rincons as microbursts: short, violent downdrafts that lift shingles, crack and slide tile, and drive rain under flashing. The damage that matters is usually invisible from the driveway, which is why "roof inspector near me" is the right search after a storm — and why this page ends in a booked time instead of phone tag.
Pick a slot and a licensed, insured Tucson roofer who works your part of town shows up with a camera and a tape measure. They document every slope, the flashing, vents and skylights, and tell you straight what they found. Storm damage? You'll have the dated photos and measurements an adjuster expects. Just an aging roof? You'll know that too, with no obligation. Serving Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana, Vail, Sahuarita, Green Valley, and the Catalina Foothills.
All of metro Tucson — Oro Valley, Marana, Vail, Sahuarita, Green Valley, the Catalina Foothills, and every ZIP from 85701 to 85757. The roofer assigned to you works your side of town.
Usually tomorrow. We need 24 hours' notice to assign the right local roofer, and after a big storm the slots fill fast, so book the earliest time you can be home. If water is actively coming in, tarp it first and keep the receipt — emergency mitigation is usually reimbursable on a covered claim.
A licensed roofer walks the roof (or inspects from a ladder where walking isn't safe), photographs every slope, measures the roof, and checks shingles or tile, flashing, vents, and penetrations for wind, hail, and water damage. You get the photos and a plain-English summary whether or not anything turns up.
Usually 30 to 60 minutes for a typical Arizona home. You don't need to be on the roof — most homeowners meet the inspector at the door and get the summary afterward.
Being home is best so the inspector can walk you through what they found. If you can't be, the exterior can usually still be inspected with your permission, with photos and the summary sent to your phone.
It's free because the roofer hopes to earn the work if your roof needs it — and if it doesn't, they'd rather tell you that than waste both your time. No fee, no obligation, and no pressure to file a claim or hire anyone.
We need 24 hours' notice to assign the right local roofer, so the earliest slot is tomorrow. Times are Arizona time, and you'll get a text confirming your booking.
That's the whole point of the shop: you tell us about your roof once, and we do the searching. We match your exact situation — damage type, insurance status, location — with the licensed, insured local roofer best suited for it, and they reach out to you directly.
Every policy is different, but storm damage is generally treated as a no-fault "act of God" claim, not like an at-fault car accident. And that's exactly why we start with an inspection: you only consider filing if there's real, well-documented damage worth claiming.
60 seconds. Free inspection. No obligation.
