Missing, lifted, or damaged shingles
The client needs a roofing-specific look at visible shingle concerns.
Roofing Support for Home Inspectors
A home inspector identifies concerns across the property. When the client needs a roofing-specific evaluation, repair or replacement options, pricing, or written roof information, UVR can take the roofing question from there.
We Respect the Inspector's Role
Our job is not to rewrite your inspection report. It is to provide roofing-specific evaluation, repair or replacement options, pricing, or written roof information when your client needs it.

When to Refer UVR
A roofing referral is a normal next step when the concern moves beyond the scope of the general home inspection.
The client needs a roofing-specific look at visible shingle concerns.
A transition, penetration, or flashing detail calls for contractor follow-up.
Interior or exterior evidence points to a roof question that needs to go further.
The client needs a roofing contractor to assess what can be evaluated safely.
The observed condition needs a roofing-specific explanation.
The client wants a contractor's roofing evaluation before deciding what to do.
Repair or replacement costs are needed after a condition has been identified.
The client needs condition and estimated remaining-life information in writing.
Wind or hail may have affected the roof and the client needs the roofing question evaluated.
What Happens Next
The inspector or client identifies what needs contractor follow-up.
The client calls directly or receives our information through the referral.
We focus on the roofing-specific condition and available access.
The client receives a practical explanation of the findings and next steps.
We provide pricing or a written report where appropriate.
The inspector's original role and report remain their own professional work.
Professional FAQ
Straight answers about what we can provide, where we work, and how the next step is handled.
Refer a client when your inspection identifies a roofing concern that needs roofing-specific evaluation, repair or replacement information, pricing, or written roof-condition information.
No. Your inspection report remains separate. Our role is to address the roofing question your client needs to take further.
Yes. We can evaluate the roof concern and explain roofing-specific findings and options.
Yes, where a repair scope can be evaluated and is appropriate for the roof.
Yes. We explain what the roofing condition suggests and the practical differences between the available next steps.
Yes. Written roof-condition and estimated remaining-life information is available when a client or transaction needs it.
It documents the roof's current condition and estimated remaining life. It is useful when a standard inspection identifies a concern and additional roofing-specific documentation is needed.
No. The written report is not a roof certification and does not guarantee future performance.
Yes. We can evaluate suspected wind or hail damage and explain the roofing findings and next step.
Yes. Clients can call us or use this page's referral form themselves.
Yes, when the client requests it or you provide their information with permission. Tell us who should receive the follow-up.
Asphalt shingles, metal, tile, TPO, EPDM, and flat or low-slope systems.
Utah County and Salt Lake County.
Professional Inquiry
Name is required. Provide either a phone number or email. Everything else helps us understand the property, project, or referral before we follow up.