Tradition Roofing and Exteriors a Home Inspection is not a Roof Certification

Roofing in MN plays a major role in protecting a home. With the seasons’ each bringing their own unique outdoor assault, a residence needs to be protected by a stable roof.  Snow, rain, sleet, and blowing winds are all forces looking to compromise the structure of a buyers home.

Roof contractors know most new home owners request a home inspection. Agents and sellers inform you that is enough information. A home inspection is different than a roof certification. Home owners may believe their report is telling them more than it is.

A roof certification is a separate report made by roofing companies who send a qualified roofer onto your roof. This report will give you a breakdown of the condition of the roof, and is typically good for 2-5 years from the date of service. The things addressed in this report vary from missing shingles to the condition of flashing, and the ability for proper water drainage to happen.

Scott Landa of Tradition Roofing and Exteriors explains, “When a roof certification is completed the approximate life span left on a roof is determined, and any needed repairs are done before the certification is issued. That isn’t what you are receiving with a home inspection. While trained to spot some issues only a trained roofer closely inspecting your roof will give you full peace of mind.”

Roof contractors, like Tradition Roofing and Exteriors http://www.traditionroofing.com/, can provide the qualified roofers needed to provide this important report. Find more information about appropriate roofing in MN, http://www.traditionroofing.com/roofing.htm.

Contact Information

Scott Landa

Owner

Tradition Roofing and Exteriors

(1) 651-698-3024

info@traditionroofing.com