From the first stain to a written plan
First, a look
from both sides.
A roof visit costs $95 and usually takes 45–60 minutes. We check the room as well as the roof; a ceiling stain alone cannot tell the whole story.
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Tell us what changed.
Show us the room, any stain and when you first noticed it. Mention whether water appears during wind-driven rain, after a storm or on cold mornings. For a new opening, tell us where you want the daylight to land.
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We look inside, then above.
With your permission, we inspect the ceiling and accessible attic space. On the roof, we check the unit, seals, flashing and surrounding surface. We take photos to explain what we find; you stay on the ground.
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Compare the next steps.
We show you the findings and explain whether repair, replacement or further investigation makes sense. The written estimate separates the roof work, interior finish and any access costs. You decide before work is scheduled.
Weather & seasons
We plan around
the roof conditions.
Rain, frost, snow or strong wind can postpone a roof visit. We agree on another time; we do not open a roof when we cannot close it properly before the weather changes.
In November, shorter days and colder mornings leave fewer working hours. Materials also need suitable temperatures for fitting and sealing. New openings may wait for a dry, milder spell; we discuss timing before ordering.
A straightforward dome replacement or sun tunnel often takes one working day. A new skylight usually needs 1–2 days of roof work, with interior finishing arranged separately. The written plan gives the expected schedule for your home.
Begin with what you can see indoors.
Describe the room, the opening and when the problem shows up.