Roof inspection: EL-FC-RI-TH
This winter roof inspection was performed to assess the home after harsh seasonal conditions, including high winds and freezing temperatures. The inspection focused on detecting wind damage, moisture intrusion, and attic insulation issues that could compromise the roof system and lead to heat loss, mold growth, or costly interior repairs if left unaddressed.
- Date: January 2026
- Project Type: Roofing
About this Project
The inspection revealed wind-related damage to roofing materials, allowing moisture to penetrate the roof assembly. Water infiltration was identified in the attic space, where insulation had been impacted by moisture exposure. These findings indicated active vulnerabilities that could result in heat loss, mold growth, and continued structural deterioration during winter conditions.
By detecting these issues early, the inspection provided critical insight needed to prevent further damage. Addressing wind damage, sealing moisture entry points, and restoring affected insulation helps protect the home’s structure, improve energy efficiency, and reduce the risk of costly repairs—reinforcing the value of proactive winter roof inspections.
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Winter roof inspection identifying wind damage and signs of water infiltration
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Close-up inspection of storm-related roof damage during a winter assessment.
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Inspecting multiple areas of the roof to identify storm and wind-related damage
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Inspecting the roof valley is a critical area for detecting wind and water damage.
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Roof inspection in progress; assessing storm damage with safe ladder access.