Roof Certifications

A roof certification is a written report confirming the current condition of a roof, often requested for insurance renewal, a real estate closing, or a lender's underwriting file. It typically notes the roof's age, general condition, remaining serviceable life estimate, and any deficiencies found at the time of inspection. Homeowners in Bradenton commonly need one when switching insurance carriers, selling a property, or refinancing.

How We Document the Roof

Drones with Thermal & High-Res Cameras — aerial imaging that captures the full roof surface and flags trapped moisture without foot traffic on the roof itself.
Handheld Infrared Cameras & Moisture Meters — direct readings that distinguish a genuinely wet roof deck from an old stain, a common point of confusion in certification reports.
Core Sampling Tools — test cuts, when needed, that show the actual number of roof layers and any wet insulation beneath the surface.
Aerial Measurement Platforms (EagleView) — measurement reports that support accurate condition notes and any material or repair estimates referenced in the certification.

What You Receive

Photo Documentation (CompanyCam) — time- and location-stamped photos from the inspection, so you can see exactly what the report is describing.
Condition Summary — a straightforward account of findings, suitable for submission to insurers, buyers, or lenders as requested.