Photo-rich Report
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Photo-rich Report | Roof Inspections | Roofing | Johnson City
See your roof the way our experts do. When HEP’s certified pros arrive for roof inspections in Johnson City, they capture high-resolution images of every shingle, flashing, vent, and valley. Those photos are compiled into an easy-to-understand digital report that highlights problem areas, grades the overall condition, and recommends targeted solutions—so you can make confident decisions without ever climbing a ladder.
From historic homes near downtown to new builds on the outskirts, we know how East Tennessee weather tests every roof. Our photo-rich reports document hail dents, UV damage, and hidden leaks before they snowball into costly repairs, and they double as visual proof for insurance claims or warranty submissions. Schedule today and turn a routine checkup into a crystal-clear snapshot of your roof’s health.
FAQs
What makes your Johnson City roof inspections “photo-rich” and why is that beneficial?
During every inspection we capture 50–100 high-resolution images and drone footage of every roof facet, flashing, penetration, and potential trouble spot. Each photo is time-stamped, geo-tagged, and annotated to highlight defects or areas of concern. These visuals are compiled into a digital report you can view on any device. A photo-rich report eliminates guess-work, lets you see exactly what the inspector sees, speeds up insurance claims, and provides a visual benchmark for future roof comparisons.
How long does a typical photo-rich roof inspection take in Johnson City?
Most residential inspections take 60–90 minutes on-site. Complex roofs or large commercial buildings can take 2–3 hours. After the on-site visit, we spend another 30–60 minutes organizing photos, creating marked-up diagrams, and writing recommendations. You receive the completed report the same day for residential projects and within 24 hours for commercial properties.
What does your inspection report include besides photos?
Along with dozens of labeled images, each report contains: • A roof system overview (age, material, estimated remaining life) • A condition rating for shingles/tiles, flashing, ventilation, decking, gutters, and penetrations • Moisture-meter and thermal-camera readings if applicable • A prioritized list of maintenance or repair needs with cost estimates • An insurance-ready summary page that meets Tennessee underwriting guidelines • Preventive care tips tailored to Johnson City’s climate and seasonal weather patterns.
Can a photo-rich inspection help with an insurance claim after storm damage?
Absolutely. Insurers value clear, date-stamped imagery that proves damage was storm-related and not pre-existing. Our inspectors document hail impacts, wind uplift, and water intrusion in detail, then export photos in the format preferred by most carriers. Many clients report faster claim approvals and fewer adjuster re-visits because the evidence is already organized and verifiable.
How much does a roof inspection with the photo report cost in Johnson City?
For single-family homes up to 3,000 sq ft, the flat rate is $175. Homes 3,001–5,000 sq ft are $225, and larger or steep/complex roofs are quoted individually. Commercial inspections start at $350. The fee is credited toward any repair work you choose us to perform within 90 days. There are no hidden charges for drone use, thermal imaging, or extra photos—everything is included.
When is the best time of year to schedule a roof inspection in Johnson City?
Ideally, schedule inspections twice a year: once in early spring to assess winter damage and once in late fall to prepare for colder weather. Spring inspections catch issues like lifted shingles or ice-dam damage before heavy summer storms arrive, while fall inspections ensure your roof is sealed and ventilated for freezing temperatures. However, if you notice leaks, ceiling stains, or after any severe storm, book an inspection immediately—our team offers same-day emergency slots.