545 of the 582 roofers listed in the Inland Empire take roof inspection work.
At a glance
- Free inspections are sales calls. That is fine if the report is real.
- A roof certification for a sale is a paid, signed document.
- Ask for the report in writing with photos, every time.
- Have the roof looked at before the first big storm of the season.
Roofers listed for roof inspection
Ranked by rating and review count. Call two or three before you decide.
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Van Lund Construction INC Dba Van Lund Roofing and Solar
No rating yet
C-39 100048011 years in businessStreet address on file
R C Roofing
No rating yet
C-39 100138411 years in businessStreet address on file
Lomeli'S Roofing
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C-39 100158811 years in businessStreet address on file
B R S INC
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No license on record11 years in businessStreet address on file
Pride Roofing & Waterproofing INC
No rating yet
C-39 100326511 years in businessStreet address on file
A & M Contractors
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C-39 100466811 years in businessStreet address on file
Better Roofing
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C-39 100549711 years in businessStreet address on file
All About Roofing
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C-39 100578111 years in businessStreet address on file
West Coast Roofing
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C-39 100660111 years in businessStreet address on file
Common questions
Are free roof inspections worth it
Yes, when the roofer leaves a written report with photos. Walk away from anyone who will only tell you the answer out loud.
How often should a roof be inspected
Every two years for a roof under ten, and every year after that.
Do I need a roof certification to sell my home
It is not required by law, but many buyers and lenders ask for one in Los Angeles.