Roof Inspections and Maintenance

Find a Reputable Roofing Contractor

When it comes to your home or business, you can't afford to trust just anyone with your roofing project. Ensure you're working with a roofing company you can count on to do the job right and on time! Make sure you ask the right questions before ever signing any paperwork and protect what matters most! Ensure your contractor is:

• Licensed in your state
• An authorized installer of manufacturers' products
• Able to provide references of completed projects
• Providing written estimates
• Able to provide insurance certificates

Roof Inspections

Avoid expensive repairs later with a proper roof inspection now! Before you buy any new property, call the professionals to determine areas at risk of leaks, previous repairs completed, current roof damage, and even the remaining life of the roof! You can count on us to provide a FREE estimate 3 days after the inspection.

Wood Roofing

While a wood roof adds natural beauty to any home, it is not maintenance-free. It is recommended all wood roofs be power washed and oiled at least every 5 years or as needed. Get in touch with us at (203) 866-3485 for more information.

Early Detection

When buying a new property, keep an eye out for water stains on the walls, cracks in the roof, or even blown-off shingles. By detecting such issues immediately, you can avoid properties that would eat up your wallet with repair costs.

Save More With Proper Maintenance

No matter how old your property is, extend the life of your roof with proper care and continued service. Call Zakhar Roofing & Siding, LLC's experts at (203) 866-3485 at least twice a year before the winter and summer seasons.

Also, have your gutters cleaned, your roof inspected for leaks, and loose or missing shingles replaced! Our team can even check for mold or mildew buildup.

Are You Due a Rebate on Your Roof?

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, many defective roofing systems were manufactured and installed. Because of this, shingles failed to last through the warranty period that the manufacturers promised. Homeowners with a failed roof system in some cases are due rebates.