See the approach
Understand the roof and the agent’s questions.
Review accessible roofing features and record observations.
Discuss the photographs and the next roofing step.
Built around your transaction
Choose where you are today. See what to share, what the roofing conversation can deliver and the next decision to make.
Before listing
A roof review gives the seller time to understand the condition, consider repairs and organize the property records.
Under contract
Send the roofing pages from the home inspection and the transaction deadline. We connect the reported concern to a proposed roofing scope.
Before closing
Coordinate the approved repairs around site access, material availability and weather. Confirm the schedule with the parties before relying on it.
After the handoff
Put roof records, applicable warranty documents and maintenance priorities in one place so future decisions start with useful information.
A roofing partner beyond the inspection
From one repair item to a complete replacement, match the service to the property. We explain the findings and agree the work before moving ahead.
Pre-listing roof review
Review accessible roof conditions before photography and showings. Bring known leaks, roof history and previous repair records into the conversation early.
Condition photographs · written findingsExplore serviceBuyer & option-period support
Share the home inspector’s roof findings and your actual option deadline. We can assess the roofing concerns and explain which repairs need attention.
Roof-specific follow-up · proposed scopeExplore serviceWritten repair estimates
Understand the affected areas, proposed materials, access needs and exclusions. Your agent can use the roofing estimate when discussing repair requests with the other party.
Defined work · transparent pricingExplore service
Repairs before closing
Address leaks, damaged shingles, flashing and worn roof penetrations. Agree the scope, owner authorization and a feasible schedule before work begins.
Before-and-after photos · completion invoiceExplore serviceReplacement planning
When broader deterioration calls for replacement, compare materials, removal, decking allowances, ventilation and project timing in a written proposal.
Material choices · complete project scopeExplore service
Storm & insurance documentation
Document observed damage and prepare the roofing estimate. With permission, coordinate an adjuster site review to discuss the construction findings and methods.
Photographs · estimate · site coordinationExplore service
Lender & insurer roof questions
Share the written request for roof information. We can discuss the observations and work records needed, and whether a requested roof-condition statement is within our scope.
Property-specific roofing documentationExplore service
New-construction roof concerns
Bring roofing items from the independent inspection or builder punch list. Discuss accessible installation details and a roofing scope for concerns that need attention.
Roofing observations · next-step recommendationsExplore servicePost-closing roof care
Plan maintenance for flashing, penetrations and drainage, and retain product and repair records. A new ownership chapter is a good time to organize the roof’s history.
Maintenance priorities · owner handoffExplore service
Investors & property managers
Discuss inspections, maintenance, leak repairs and replacement planning for rentals and commercial properties, including occupant access and building operations.
Property-by-property scope · service planningExplore serviceService imagery is illustrative. The roofing scope and schedule are agreed for each property.
Clarity you can pass along
Good documentation connects a visible concern to a proposed repair and a completed piece of work. Agree the report scope before the visit, especially when another party needs a particular format.
Plan the roof reviewA contractor’s roof assessment complements the independent home inspection. Your agent, lender and insurer handle their respective transaction, lending and coverage decisions.
Dated images of accessible roofing details and observed concerns.
Findings, inspection limits and any areas needing further investigation.
Recommended materials, affected areas, exclusions and proposed work.
Before-and-after images, invoices and applicable warranty information.
The recommendation follows the roof
Keep the accessible-condition findings and photos. Continue routine care.
Review a targeted repair scope, the price and completion records.
Compare repair practicality with replacement planning and further investigation.
Keep observations and estimates together; the insurer evaluates any claim.
Local knowledge. Property-specific advice.
Hail, wind and heavy rain make roof history worth discussing before a transaction. A recent storm is a reason to inspect the actual condition—not evidence that every roof needs replacement.
Share known leaks, previous repairs, roof age if documented, drainage concerns and any changes since the last inspection.
Straight answers for property professionals
Texas Professional Roofing supports pre-listing roof reviews, buyer inspection follow-up, repair estimates, approved repairs, replacement planning, storm-damage documentation and roof-care handoffs. Share the property and transaction stage so we can agree the right scope.
Our existing realtor program advertises a free pre-listing roof inspection with photos and a written condition summary. Confirm the property’s eligibility, access and included scope with the team when booking. Any additional investigation or repair work should be agreed separately.
Tell us your actual deadline when you first contact us. We will discuss availability and the roofing scope. Scheduling depends on access, weather, materials and the work required; confirm a feasible date before committing to transaction deadlines.
No. Our roofing assessment addresses the agreed roofing scope. It does not replace an independent whole-home inspection or the buyer’s own due diligence. Share roof findings from the home inspector so the roofing follow-up addresses the actual questions.
Send the recipient’s written requirements before the visit. We can discuss whether the requested roof-condition documentation is within our scope. The recipient decides what it will accept; a roofing report does not guarantee remaining roof life, insurability, loan approval or closing.
We explain the observed condition within the inspection’s accessible areas and limits. A repair or replacement recommendation should follow the findings. Keep the condition summary and photographs with the property records.
We can document roofing conditions, prepare a construction estimate and discuss coordinating a site review with the adjuster. The owner contacts the insurer, which decides coverage and payment. We do not act as a public adjuster or negotiate claim settlements.
Discuss payment terms before approving the work. Payment at closing, escrow arrangements and financing are not assumed services. Any arrangement would need written agreement from the relevant parties before scheduling.
Start with the property address, transaction stage, known roofing concern, access contact and actual deadline. Mention any inspection-report findings or lender requirements. Confirm owner authorization before an inspection or repair is arranged.
We are based in Austin and serve Central Texas. Discuss availability for Austin, Cedar Park, Round Rock, Georgetown, Lakeway, Westlake and surrounding communities. Services include shingle, metal, tile and appropriate commercial roof systems; the scope depends on the property.
Your next property. A clearer plan.
Share the property, roofing concern, access contact and your actual deadline. We’ll help you define the next roofing step.
Research reviewed September 13, 2026. These resources explain inspection, transaction and insurance roles.
TREC · Seller’s disclosureTREC · Inspection standardsNAR · Home inspectionsTDI · Roofing and insuranceFannie Mae · Property conditionNational Weather Service · Regional weather history
