Roof Inspection Checklist
See what is included in a roof inspection checklist in Myrtle Beach SC. Lowe Roofing Pros℠ checks shingles, leaks, flashing, storm damage, ventilation, and more.
Our 25-Point Roof Inspection Checklist
Every Lowe Roofing Pros℠ inspection follows a rigorous 25-point checklist to ensure nothing is missed.
- Shingle condition and granule loss
- Curling, cracking, or blistering
- Valley flashing condition
- Pipe boot seals
- Fascia and soffit condition
- Attic ventilation adequacy
- Structural deck integrity
- Wind damage assessment
- Ridge cap integrity
- Chimney flashing and sealant
- Missing or displaced shingles
- Drip edge alignment
- Gutter attachment and drainage
- Signs of moisture or mold
- Ice damming or water damming potential
What We Look For During a Roof Inspection
A professional roof inspection helps identify problems early, prevent costly repairs, and give homeowners peace of mind. At Lowe Roofing Pros℠, we use a thorough inspection process to evaluate the visible condition of your roof and key roofing components.
If you are scheduling a free roof inspection in Myrtle Beach, SC, here is what is typically included.
Exterior Roof Checklist
We inspect the main roofing system for signs of wear, damage, and performance issues.
Roofing Materials
We check for:
- missing shingles
- cracked shingles
- curling shingles
- loose materials
- exposed nails
- rusted metal components
- damaged tile or specialty materials
Roof Surface Condition
We look for:
- aging or worn areas
- soft spots
- sagging sections
- ponding water on flat roofs
- debris buildup
Leak-Prone Areas Checklist
Many roof leaks begin around penetrations and transitions.
We inspect:
- flashing around chimneys
- skylights
- plumbing vents
- wall transitions
- valleys
- ridge areas
- roof edges
Storm Damage Checklist
After storms, we check for:
- wind-lifted shingles
- missing materials
- hail impacts
- punctures
- fallen limb damage
- flashing displacement
- hidden trouble spots
Drainage & Water Flow Checklist
Proper drainage helps extend roof life.
We review:
- gutter condition
- downspout flow
- roof runoff patterns
- standing water concerns
- debris blocking drainage
Ventilation Checklist
Proper airflow helps reduce moisture and heat buildup.
We inspect visible signs of:
- poor attic ventilation
- heat retention issues
- moisture concerns
- intake or exhaust imbalance
Structural Warning Signs
When visible, we note signs such as:
- sagging roof lines
- decking concerns
- uneven surfaces
- water intrusion indicators
If structural concerns are suspected, additional evaluation may be recommended.
What Happens After the Inspection?
Once complete, we explain findings clearly and honestly.
Possible outcomes:
Roof Looks Good
No immediate action needed.
Minor Repairs Recommended
Small issues that can often be corrected quickly.
Replacement May Be Needed
If the roof is significantly aged or damaged, we discuss options.
Why Regular Roof Inspections Matter
Routine inspections can help:
- prevent leaks
- catch storm damage early
- extend roof lifespan
- reduce repair costs
- improve home protection
- plan future roof replacement timing