Roof Inspections
On-site roof inspections to assess condition and identify existing or potential issues. Useful before a sale, after weather exposure, or when planning maintenance.
What this service includes
A roof inspection is a close, on-roof assessment of the condition of your roofing system. It is not a repair and not a sales pitch; it is an honest look at what the deck, underlayment, flashing, and covering are actually doing. For a homeowner, an inspection gives you a clear picture of where your roof stands so you can make decisions based on fact rather than guesswork.
There are a few moments when an inspection is especially useful in Fort Lauderdale and Broward County. Before buying or selling a home, an inspection tells you whether the roof has years left or needs work. After a hard storm or hurricane season, an inspection catches damage that is not yet leaking inside, such as lifted edges, cracked flashing, or bruised shingles from debris. And for an older roof that has not been looked at in years, an inspection establishes a baseline so small problems get fixed before they become large ones.
A roof inspection performed by a Florida Certified Roofing Contractor means the assessment is done by someone licensed to identify code and structural issues, not just surface wear. CIT Repair & Remodeling is woman-owned and owner-operated, and the licensed contractor is involved in the inspection. As a Polyglass certified contractor, we are familiar with low-slope and shingle systems and the specific ways South Florida sun, humidity, and wind wear them down.
An inspection covers the visible roof covering, the flashing at penetrations and edges, the condition of vents and skylights, signs of ponding or drainage problems, and the deck where it is accessible. We report what we find in plain terms, flag anything that needs attention now versus later, and recommend next steps. A free estimate follows when repair or replacement work is warranted.
Signs you may need this service
- You are buying or selling a home and need an independent read on the roof's condition.
- A recent storm or hurricane-season wind left you unsure whether the roof took damage.
- Your roof is older and has not been inspected in several years.
- You have noticed a small stain or damp spot and want to know the source before it worsens.
- You are planning a renovation or addition and need to confirm the existing roof is sound.
How this work is done
This describes how roof inspections generally proceeds in the trade, so you know what to expect.
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Scheduling and access
The inspection is scheduled, and safe access to the roof and attic is arranged. The homeowner points out any specific concerns, leaks, or recent events like a storm.
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On-roof assessment
The roof covering, flashing, vents, skylights, edges, and drainage are examined up close. The inspector looks for wear, damage, lifted or missing materials, and signs of water entry.
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Deck and attic check
Where accessible, the deck and attic are checked for moisture, stains, soft spots, or gaps that indicate water has gotten past the covering. This often reveals problems not visible from the surface.
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Findings report
The homeowner receives a plain-language report of what was found, what needs attention now, what can wait, and recommended next steps. No work is performed during an inspection.
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Estimate if needed
If the inspection reveals repair or replacement work, a free estimate is provided so the homeowner can decide with real numbers in hand.
Why homeowners call CIT
- Florida Certified Roofing Contractor
This roofing work is performed by a Florida Certified Roofing Contractor, license verified active in 2026.
- Woman-owned & owner-operated
Owned and operated by Citlaly Torres, the licensed contractor on the project.
Frequently asked questions
Service areas
We provide roof inspections to homeowners in Fort Lauderdale, Oakland Park, and Broward County. Contact us to confirm we cover your address.
Get a free estimate for roof inspections
Call to talk through your project, or request a free estimate. We serve Fort Lauderdale, Oakland Park, and Broward County.