Inspecting your roof of your potential or current home is an important step to gathering the right information and preparing yourself for any needed repairs or even replacement. However, what happens if your roof is too steep or unsafe for the inspector to walk? Complete Inspection offers InspecTour™ Drone Roof Inspections just for these situations (and many more). We will do our best to ensure you’re getting a full detailed & comprehensive drone inspection service.
Roof Inspections are pretty straightforward, except when they are not. Hazards and the inability to access using a ladder may prevent other inspectors from being able to inspect the property roof. Hiring an inspector who cannot fully inspect the roof could cost you thousands!
Our clients are encouraged to be present at the time of their home inspection. Attending your inspection provides us with the opportunity to explain what we are seeing directly to our clients which helps them to understand the property’s condition before the official report is completed. We make sure that the home inspection makes sense for you, we’re located in Springfield, Missouri, and we serve in the Surrounding Areas.
Can’t attend your inspection? No worries! Our industry-leading reporting methods give clients all the information they expect in easy-to-understand terms. Our inspection reports are filled with property images and videos taken during the inspection and explanations of our findings written in a way that is easy to understand.
Complete Inspection LLC provides Residential Home Inspections, Radon Testing, Septic Systems Assessments and Drone Inspections for Greene, Christian, Stone, Taney, Lawrence, Webster, and Polk Counties including Springfield, Nixa, Ozark, MO.
Our inspector is an FAA licensed pilot and uses drones to safely offer a birds-eye-view of the roof and potential defects.
Roof inspections are valuable for a number of reasons, but the most urgent time for an inspection usually comes after a large storm. In order to file for an insurance claim after your roof takes damage, most insurers require at least one inspection. While your insurer will typically send an inspector of their own, in order to gain the most accurate reports, it’s strongly encouraged you hire an inspector of your own who can offer an alternate point of view.
Even when the weather is nice, an inspection is still vital to mitigate the wear and tear a roof naturally undergoes. As the sun rises, its heat expands the material of your roof. Then, when it sets, that material contracts once more. This, in addition to erosion from the wind, water collection, and organic growth, can lead to leaky ceilings, mold, or pest infestations.
