Roof Inspection in Oakville

Starting at $350, with a written report included. Heritage material assessment (slate, cedar, tile) is included at the same rate.

Typically within 2-3 business days, and sooner when a closing date is tight, tell us the condition deadline at booking and we will work to it. The written report follows within 24 hours of the visit, which means on a normal Oakville timeline you have it in hand well before conditions come off.

Yes, including flat-roof retail along Trafalgar and Lakeshore, the Uptown Core office and mixed-use stock, and multi-unit residential. Commercial reports are scoped differently from residential ones: they cover drainage performance and ponding, membrane seam and penetration condition, and remaining service life expressed as a range a lender or a board can budget against.

Yes, and insurers ask for this more often every year, particularly on pre-1960 Old Oakville properties where an underwriter wants evidence the roof is not the next claim. The report gives them dated photographs and a condition assessment tied to specific building elements rather than a general opinion, which is what actually satisfies the request.

Yes. These are scheduled inspection cycles producing reports in a consistent format so conditions can be compared year over year rather than assessed fresh each time. They suit two situations in particular: heritage properties where slow deterioration in slate or cedar is easy to miss between visits, and Glen Abbey or River Oaks roofs now close enough to end of life that the owner wants to control the timing of the replacement.

A standard inspection runs 45-60 minutes; heritage properties in Old Oakville take longer, often 90 minutes, because slate, cedar shake, and clay tile each need to be assessed by material rather than glanced at from a ladder.

Ours start at $350 with a full written report included, rather than a free walk-around that ends in a sales pitch. Buyers and homeowners tell us they'd rather pay for an unbiased report they can actually rely on for a purchase decision or insurance renewal.

We use drone imaging on steep heritage rooflines in Old Oakville and on tall Uptown Core commercial buildings where walking the surface isn't safe or practical, paired with a physical close-up check of anything the drone flags.

Asphalt shingle roofs on the 1970s-90s Glen Abbey and River Oaks stock generally need replacement every 25-30 years; slate and cedar in Old Oakville can last significantly longer with proper maintenance, which is exactly the kind of material-specific timeline a generic inspection checklist misses.