Get a ballpark number in about thirty seconds below. Then we come out, get on the roof, photograph what we find, and put a fixed price in writing.
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"Free inspection" means different things depending on who's offering it. Here's exactly what ours involves, so you know what you're agreeing to before you give us your phone number.
Not a walk round the yard with binoculars. Someone goes up, or we fly the roof with a drone where the pitch or the height makes that the safer and better option. We're looking at the field of the roof, the valleys, the flashing at every wall and chimney, the pipe boots, the ridge, the eaves, and the gutters.
We also look in the attic where we can get to it. A lot of roof problems are actually ventilation problems, and you can't see that from outside.
Whatever we find, you see. If there's a lifted shingle over the back bedroom or a cracked boot on the north slope, you get a picture of it, not a description. That means you can get a second opinion on the same evidence, and it means we can't invent a problem that isn't there.
Not a range, not a verbal figure, not a number that moves once work starts. A written quote with the scope spelled out: what's being torn off, what's going back on, what flashing is being replaced, and what happens if we open it up and find bad decking.
If more than one approach makes sense, you get both priced so you can compare rather than take our word for which is better.
Sometimes the honest answer is that your roof has five good years left and you should call us in four. Sometimes it's that your real problem is ventilation and a whole new roof would just repeat the failure. We'd rather tell you that and be the people you call when it is time.
Wind and hail work runs on a different track from a planned re-roof, and how the damage gets documented at the inspection is often what decides whether a claim gets paid.
Start on our storm damage page instead, or just call and say it's an insurance job.
Call, don't fill in a form. (406) 300-4215. An active leak in the middle of winter is a different conversation from a quote request, and we'd rather hear about it directly so we can get a tarp on it.
A roof is rarely a purchase people plan for. Financing is available, and it's worth asking about at the inspection rather than deciding you can't afford the right roof and settling for a patch.
That's fine, and it's most people. If you want to read up first, the two service pages cover the actual decisions:
Whitefish, Kalispell, Columbia Falls, Bigfork, Lakeside, Marion, Kila, Polson, Eureka, Rexford, and out to Missoula.
Three questions and you'll see a real range, based on what we actually charge in the Flathead Valley. Nothing to fill in until you've seen the number.
We call within one business day to set a time that works.
Full roof-to-gutter inspection, with photos of what we find.
A written, fixed quote. Options explained, no pressure.
Three questions can't see your roof. These are the things we look at on site that push a quote toward one end of the range or past it.
Your ballpark range
Typical asphalt shingle roof in the Flathead Valley for a home this size. Pitch, layers to tear off, and any decking repair move the final number.