Edmonton, Alberta

Free Roof Inspection in Edmonton, AB

An hour on your roof, a written photo-documented report, and a straight answer about whether you have a claim. No charge and no obligation.

Free inspection

Book a free roof inspection

This is the most useful thing you can do after a storm and the thing most people skip. An inspection tells you whether there is claimable damage before you open a claim — which matters, because a claim goes on your record whether or not it pays.

It is genuinely free and genuinely without obligation. If there is nothing up there worth claiming, we will tell you that, and you will have a dated report proving the roof was sound — which is worth having next time an adjuster wants to call something pre-existing.

What it costsNo charge

The inspection and the written, photo-documented report cost nothing, and there is no obligation to hire us.

No-obligation assessment

Free inspection and written report

Photo-documented, dated, and formatted for an insurance claim.

We call back the same business day. We never ask for payment before the insurer has confirmed scope, and we never offer to cover your deductible.

Scope

What the work includes

  • Every slope walked. Including the awkward back slopes and dormers. Damage that is hard to reach is damage that gets missed.
  • Test squares marked and counted. The same measured method your adjuster will use, so our number and theirs are comparable.
  • Soft-metal collateral recorded. Gutters, vents, flashing, AC fins, fence caps. The evidence that cannot be attributed to age.
  • Flashing, penetrations and valleys. Pipe boots, vent hoods, chimney and wall flashing, valley metal. Most leaks start at a penetration, not in the field.
  • Attic check where accessible. Decking condition from below, insulation staining, water tracks along rafters, and whether the ventilation is actually working.
  • Written report, same or next day. Dated photographs slope by slope, findings, and a recommendation. One PDF, formatted to forward to an insurer unedited.

Signs

When you need this

Any one of these is worth an inspection. Several together usually means a claim.

  • Hail or a significant windstorm passed over your neighbourhood
  • Granules in the gutters, or grit on the driveway below a downspout
  • A new ceiling stain, or a damp smell in an upstairs room
  • You are buying or selling and want the roof condition on record
  • Your roof is over twelve years old and has never been looked at
  • A door-knocker told you that you have damage and you want a second opinion

Insurance

How this looks as a claim

The report is built for the claim. It gives you the date of loss, the peril, the affected slopes, the strike counts and the collateral evidence, in the order an adjuster reads them.

What it is not is a claim decision. We do not work for your insurer and we cannot approve anything. What we can do is make sure that when you call, you are describing documented facts rather than an impression.

Where hail is the cause — which in this province it usually is — the report is step two of five. The whole sequence, from establishing the storm date to the depreciation released at the end, is on the Alberta hail claim guide.

How Edmonton roof claims work

A clear path forward

From storm to finished roof

  1. 1

    Call or send the form

    Same business day

    Tell us what happened and when. Date of loss matters more than people expect.

  2. 2

    Free inspection and report

    Date agreed on that first call

    We walk the roof, photograph every slope, and hand you a written damage report.

  3. 3

    You open the claim

    Day 1 to 3

    You make the call to your insurer. We give you the report, the peril, and the wording.

  4. 4

    Adjuster meeting

    Usually 3 to 14 days

    We meet them on site and walk the damage together, so nothing is missed or minimised.

  5. 5

    Build and sign-off

    1 to 3 days on a typical house

    Tear-off, deck check, ice-and-water membrane, new system, clean-up, final photos.

Price and timing

What it costs and how long it takes

Edmonton market range: No charge CAD. Market range from published Edmonton price guides, not a quote. Your number goes in writing after the inspection.

Most inspections take forty-five minutes to an hour and a half depending on the size and pitch of the roof. You do not need to be home, though it helps if we can see the attic. In hail season we hold capacity for storm calls and aim to be out within twenty-four hours.

We will not ask you to sign anything at the inspection. Any company that arrives with a contract and wants it signed before the report exists is selling, not inspecting.

What happens next depends on what we find. Where the answer is a repair rather than a claim, roof repair in Edmonton covers every kind and roughly what each one costs. Where the roof is sound and the granules in the trough are the real story, that conversation starts at eavestrough cleaning.

Where the work is covered by insurance, the number that matters is the insurer’s approved scope plus your deductible, not the sticker price. We prepare the scope, submit supplements for anything missing, and you see every line.

Straight answers

Free Roof Inspection: common questions

Is it really free?

Yes. The inspection and the written report cost nothing, and there is no obligation to use us for the repair. We are not going to pretend otherwise: we do it because a documented roof frequently becomes a job. If it does not, you still keep the report.

Will walking on my roof cause damage?

On a sound roof, no. On a brittle, heavily aged roof, walking it can dislodge granules, so we adjust technique and stay off areas that will not take weight. If a roof is too far gone to walk safely we inspect from a ladder and with a drone.

Should I inspect before I call my insurer?

In almost every case yes, so you know whether there is a claim worth making. The exception is active water entry — then call your insurer straight away, because your policy requires you to prevent further damage: the Insurance Bureau of Canada’s claim guidance sets out what an insurer expects in the first hours.

How often should a roof be inspected in Edmonton?

Once a year, and after any significant hail or wind event. In this climate a yearly look is the difference between a $600 flashing repair and a $6,000 interior water claim.

Where we work

Where we do this work

Edmonton proper and the Capital Region. Summer hail, prairie wind, ice dams and freeze–thaw cycles attack different parts of a roof, and our inspections look past the obvious impact marks to flashing, vents, underlayment and decking.

If your roof is inside the Anthony Henday, we are usually there the next morning.

Worried about what the last storm did?

Roof damaged? Start with the report, not the quote.

A free, photo-documented inspection is what turns a phone call to your insurer into a paid claim. It costs you nothing and takes about an hour.

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