Everett, WA
(425) 252-0444

Homes and commercial properties

The $349 Roof Report: your roof, in writing

Before you spend on a repair or a replacement, find out what is actually going on up there. A Pacific Pride roofer visits, reviews the roof, and hands you clear written recommendations.

$349

Roof Report

For homeowners and for commercial properties.

Roof report, what is on the sheet

On-site visit
A roofer comes to the property and verifies the details in person.
Leaks and problem areas
Leaks and problem areas are reviewed, including what is not visible from the ground.
Repair vs replacement
Both options are evaluated, so you know whether this roof needs a repair or a new system.
Written recommendations
Clear written recommendations you can keep, share and budget from.

Signed off by a roofer with a clipboard, not a salesperson with a quota.

Which one do you need? Both are honest.

We offer two ways to start, and they answer different questions. Pick the one that matches yours.

Free

Roof estimate

Choose this when you want a price. We measure your roof and email you a digital estimate with a price range, then answer your questions. When it looks right to you, a roofer comes out to verify the details, and you get a written estimate that holds up to a second opinion.

It is free with no obligation, and if you decide not to move forward, you keep the estimate.

$349

Roof Report

Choose this when you want to know the condition first. A roofer is on your roof reviewing leaks and problem areas and weighing a repair against a replacement. You leave with the answer in writing.

Not sure which fits? Call the office on (425) 252-0444 and ask.

Brick chimney with step flashing worked into the shingles, the kind of detail a roof report checks
Flashing at a chimney: one of the places leaks start.

Plan the budget before the roof plans it for you

A written report is ideal for maintenance planning or a real estate transaction. You learn what to expect from the roof, and what it will cost to look after it, before you are standing in a driveway with a leak. For the full picture of what we check, see roof inspections; for flat and low-slope buildings, see commercial roofing.

“They are outstanding at assessing properties we are in the market to purchase. We know what to expect in regard to maintenance and repair upfront, allowing us to budget right away.”
Jeff W., from our customers

Roof Report questions

What people ask before they book

An on-site visit by a roofer to verify the details, a review of leaks and problem areas, an evaluation of repair against replacement, and clear written recommendations.

No. It is available for homeowners and for commercial properties, including offices, warehouses, retail buildings and multi-unit properties.

The free estimate starts with us measuring your roof and emailing a digital estimate with a price range; a roofer then verifies the details on site, and you keep the estimate whether or not you go ahead. The Roof Report starts with the roofer on your roof, and what you walk away with is a written assessment of its condition and your options.

Yes. Roof inspections are ideal for maintenance planning or real estate transactions, and the Roof Report gives you the written recommendations to plan around.

Roofing since 1989

Get the roof in writing

Book the Roof Report and a roofer will review the roof and give you clear written recommendations. Mon-Fri 8am-4pm.

(425) 252-0444