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Roof Inspections in Tempe, AZ

What the roof has left in it — and new-construction roofs done right the first time — Tempe, Maricopa County.

Tempe's housing turns over constantly — sales, rentals, remodels — and every turnover asks the same question of an older roof: what is really left? We answer it from the roof, in writing: covering condition, both systems on two-system houses, the seam between them, and a remaining- life estimate you can plan or negotiate with.

Inspections & New Construction in Tempe

Tempe roofs get judged at every turnover — the owner who already has the report in hand is the one who sets the terms.

Landlocked and older than its neighbors — most of the housing predates 1990, so shingle at end-of-life and tired flat sections are the daily work
A large rental stock near ASU means roofs that get inspected and certified at every sale and turnover
Mid-century ranch homes mix pitched shingle with flat patio and addition roofs, two systems on one house
Mature trees shade and drop debris on north-Tempe roofs, holding moisture after storms in a city where everything else dries in an hour

Questions about inspections & new construction in Tempe

Buying near ASU as an investment. What should I have checked?

The roof as a cost schedule: what fails in years one to three, what the flat section needs, what the seam looks like. That schedule belongs in your offer math — it is often the difference between a good deal and a story.

Our pre-1980 house has its original roof framing. Is that a problem?

Age alone, no — old framing is often excellent wood. What matters is what decades of minor leaks did at specific points, and that is exactly what a walked inspection finds while it is still a repair instead of a rebuild.

Everything we do in Tempe

Inside, outside, and the concrete under all of it — one company since 2013.

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Red barrel tile laid in tight courses beside a coated parapet wall on a new-construction house

Concrete tile ridge with new mortar and vents set clean

Two new shingle slopes meeting at a fascia line, with fresh drip edge and painted trim

Flat roof finished in white elastomeric coating with parapet walls and new penetration seals

Low-slope section covered in granulated cap sheet where it tucks between two shingled gables

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