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Halden RoofingMarkham

Core service

Roof inspections before you buy or before it fails.

A look at the whole roof, with photos, before you buy a house, after a storm, or when you just want to know where you stand.

  • Insured crews
  • Written quotes
  • Photos of what we find
Roof inspections

Good fit if

Buyers and sellers, homeowners after a storm, and anyone who has not had the roof looked at in years.

Warning signs

Signs you may need roof inspections.

A roof you cannot see well

Photos from the roof show what the ground does not.

A house you are about to buy

Inspect before closing.

Storm or age with no visible damage

Small problems are cheaper to deal with early.

What we cover

What roof inspections covers.

An inspection tells you what condition the roof is in and what needs attention soon. We check the shingles, flashing, vents, eavestroughs and, where we can, the attic.

You receive photos and a plain summary: what is fine, what needs a repair, and what to plan for. There is no obligation to hire us for the work.

An inspection can help you budget. A roof that needs attention in three years is a very different conversation from one that needs it this month.

Delivered
Photos and written summary
Before buying
Useful alongside a home inspection
Obligation
None
Get a free quote
  1. Roof surface, flashing and penetration check

  2. Eavestroughs and fascia

  3. Attic check for moisture and ventilation, where accessible

  4. Photos and a written summary

  5. Priority list: now, soon, later

Simple from the start

How a roofing job goes

  1. You call or send the form

    Tell us what is happening: a leak, storm damage, an old roof or just a question.

  2. We look at the roof

    We inspect the roof and attic, and take photos of anything that matters.

  3. You get a written quote

    It names the materials, the scope and what happens if we find rotted deck. No pressure.

  4. We do the work

    We protect your property, work through the weather and keep the site tidy each day.

FAQ

Roof inspections questions.

Is an inspection the same as a home inspection?

No. A home inspector looks at the whole house. A roof inspection focuses on the roof and its details, and is meant to complement a home inspection.

All questions
★★★★★
We had a leak above the dining room and two other roofers had patched the wrong spot. Halden found the cracked vent boot, showed me the photos and fixed it the same week. The ceiling has stayed dry since.
Priya S. Sample review
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Leak or storm damage? Call us.

Call now, or send the form and we will get back to you quickly.