
What to Expect During a Professional Roof Inspection
What to Expect During a Professional Roof Inspection
Step-by-Step Overview for Quad Cities Homeowners
Whether it’s after a storm, before selling your home, or part of your seasonal maintenance routine, a professional roof inspection is one of the smartest things a homeowner can do.
But what actually happens during a roofing inspection? At Twin Bridge Roofing and Construction, we take a detailed, step-by-step approach to give you full confidence in the condition of your roof.
🔍 The Exterior Inspection
We start with the outside of the home, evaluating:
Shingle condition (curling, missing, granule loss)
Flashing around chimneys, vents, and skylights
Roof valleys and low-slope areas
Fascia, soffits, and gutter systems
Signs of storm damage or wear
We also check for early signs of leaks, like water staining or sagging in certain sections of the roof.
🪟 Gutter and Drainage Check
Gutters play a critical role in roof health. During inspection, we check:
For clogs or standing water
Downspout alignment
Whether water is flowing away from your home
Signs of overflow that could damage siding or shingles
🧱 Attic and Interior Review (When Accessible)
A full inspection often includes access to your attic to look for:
Insulation condition and coverage
Water stains or mold on rafters
Proper ventilation and airflow
Any sunlight peeking through the decking
These signs help us detect hidden roof issues before they show up in your living space.
📝 Detailed Report and Recommendations
After your inspection, we’ll provide a complete summary of:
Areas of concern with pictures, so you can see what we see
Estimated remaining lifespan of the roof
Repair vs. replacement options
Preventative maintenance suggestions
There’s no pressure—we’ll simply help you understand the facts so you can make an informed decision.
🏠 Book Your Free Roof Inspection
Our inspections are free for Quad Cities homeowners, and they could save you thousands in surprise damage down the line.
📞 Call (563) 655-4902 or
🌐 Book online at www.roofqc.com
It’s what you don’t see that can hurt your roof—get it checked before winter arrives.