Roof Certifications
A roof certification is a condition-based decision. Start with the inspection, then review eligibility and any work required.
A certification starts with a qualifying roof.
The condition and type of roof determine whether certification can be offered. An inspection does not by itself promise that a roof will qualify.
Discuss the inspection findings, any required repairs, and the applicable certification terms before relying on a certification for your property transaction or planning. The current inspection information is available through Tincher Consulting.
What we can discuss.
- A roof inspection before the certification decision
- Review of qualifying findings and limitations
- Identification of any required repairs
- The applicable certification terms
- Written documentation when certification is offered
Certification is conditional.
Certification depends on qualifying inspection findings. Required repairs are priced separately, and the written certification states the applicable coverage and conditions.
Questions about roof certifications.
Can every roof be certified?
No. Certification depends on the roof and qualifying inspection findings. Contact us about your property rather than assuming eligibility.
What happens if repairs are required?
The required repairs and their pricing are a separate scope. Review the work and the certification requirements before moving ahead.
Where can I review the inspection service?
The Tincher Consulting roof inspection page describes current inspection options and notes the conditions for certification.
A better roof starts with a conversation.
Tell us about your property. Let’s talk through your roofing plans and next steps.