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A roof inspection tells you exactly what's happening up there before you have to guess. Epic Roofing & Exteriors inspectors are HAAG Certified, trained specifically to assess storm and hail damage, not just general wear. Whether you're dealing with a recent storm, buying or selling a home, or keeping up with routine maintenance, you'll get a clear, honest report.
Calgary's weather is hard on roofs, and a lot of the damage that shortens a roof's lifespan doesn't show up from the ground. Hail can bruise shingles without breaking them. Ice and snow can work into small gaps you'd never notice from your driveway. A proper inspection catches that early, before it turns into a leak or a bigger repair.
Our inspectors are HAAG Certified, a credential specific to assessing storm and hail damage on roofs, so you're getting an assessment from someone trained to recognize what that kind of damage actually looks like, not just a general walk-around. Every inspection covers the roofing material itself, the installation, how the roof has weathered, and any hail or wind damage. We'll give you a clear report along with an estimate if repairs or replacement are needed.
A few situations are good reasons to get your roof inspected, even if nothing looks obviously wrong:
After a hailstorm or major windstorm, even if the damage isn't visible from the ground
Before listing your home for sale, or after buying one
If your roof is approaching 15 years old and hasn't been inspected recently
As part of routine maintenance, ideally once in the spring and once in fall
If you're noticing water stains, damp spots, or musty smells inside
Before filing an insurance claim, you should have documentation of the roof's condition
An inspection doesn't commit you to anything. It gives you an accurate picture of your roof's condition and a written report you can use however you need to.
Here's what our HAAG Certified inspectors actually check.
We assess the roofing material itself, how it was installed, how it's weathered over time, and whether there's any hail or wind damage. That covers the full roof system, not just what's visible from the ground.
A clear report on the roof's condition, and if repairs or a replacement are recommended, an estimate for that work. You're not left guessing what the findings mean.
No. Plenty of inspections come back clean, or with only minor notes worth keeping an eye on. The point is documentation and an honest assessment, not a sales pitch.
If your roof has been through a hailstorm or severe wind, a HAAG Certified inspection identifies damage that isn't always visible from the ground, like bruised or cracked shingles that haven't failed yet. This is also the documentation most insurance adjusters want to see if you're considering a claim.
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Buying or selling a home usually means someone wants to know the roof's real condition before the deal closes. We'll give you a straightforward report on age, condition, and any issues, without a stake in whether you buy, sell, or walk away.
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A roof inspected on a regular schedule, ideally spring and fall, tends to need fewer emergency repairs. We'll catch small issues, like a loose flashing seam or early granule loss, while they're still small.
If you're inspecting your roof after a recent hailstorm, our HAAG Certified inspectors document damage with the level of detail insurance adjusters expect. We can provide photos and a written report to support a claim and communicate directly with your adjuster if needed. Not every inspection is insurance-related, but when one is, having documentation from a certified inspector from the start makes the claims process more straightforward.
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A basic roof inspection starts at $150, up to $750 for more complex roofing systems.
A roof inspection can be completed in under an hour for a basic roof layout. More complex roof inspections can take up to 2 hours.
HAAG Certification is a credential for assessing storm, hail, and wind damage to roofs. It means the inspector has specialized training to recognize that type of damage, which matters most when you're dealing with insurance claims or recent storm damage.
We recommend performing a visual ground inspection of your roof twice a year, typically in the spring and fall. If you notice any missing or damaged materials, please contact Epic Roofing for a professional assessment. For long-term maintenance, we suggest a formal inspection by a qualified roofer every five years and following any major storm.
No. An inspection is an assessment, not a sales pitch. If nothing needs attention, we'll tell you that.
Yes. Our reports document the roof condition and any storm-related damage in the level of detail adjusters typically expect to see.
Talk with the Epic team to schedule a site visit. We’ll review your home in person and provide a formal quote based on your home’s actual needs.
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