Roof Inspection Cedar Park, TX
Buying a home in Cedar Park? Think you have storm damage? Roof getting old? We'll get on your roof, examine every component, and tell you exactly what's going on. No pressure, no cost, no obligation. Same-day inspections available across western Williamson County.
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Why Do You Need a Roof Inspection?
Cedar Park homeowners call us for roof inspections for all kinds of reasons. Maybe you're buying a home in Cypress Canyon and want to know what you're getting into before closing. Maybe you're selling your Buttercup Creek house and want to address issues before the buyer's inspector finds them. Maybe a hailstorm just swept through and your neighbors are all getting inspections. Or maybe your roof is 20+ years old and you're wondering how much life is left.
Whatever brought you here, you're asking the same question: What's the actual condition of my roof?
A professional inspection answers that question. We get on your roof—not just look at it from the driveway—examine every component from shingles to flashing to ventilation, and tell you exactly what we find. Good news, bad news, or something in between. Cedar Park's mix of 1990s homes with original roofs, 2000s-era builds with aging builder-grade materials, and newer communities all present different inspection needs.
Not sure if you need an inspection?
If any of these apply, the answer is probably yes: You're buying or selling a Cedar Park home. Your roof is over 10 years old. There was a recent hailstorm or windstorm. You see something that doesn't look right. You have a leak you can't find. Your insurance is asking for documentation. A door-knocker told you something you're not sure about. Or you just want peace of mind before another storm season.
The Truth About "Free" Roof Inspections
Let's address the obvious question: When a roofing company offers a "free" inspection, what's the catch?
Here's the honest answer: There isn't one, but there is a business reason.
Roofing companies offer free inspections because it's how we meet homeowners. Some need work done; some don't. When you do need work, we hope you'll choose us because we've already demonstrated our honesty and expertise on your Cedar Park roof.
Our inspections are genuinely free, genuinely thorough, and genuinely honest. If your roof is sound, we'll tell you. If it needs minor repairs, we'll explain what and why. If it needs replacement, we'll show you the evidence and give you options. Then we leave you alone to make your decision—no pressure calls, no urgency manipulation.
How to Spot a Roofer Who Just Wants to Sell You a New Roof
After every Cedar Park hailstorm, "free inspections" flood the neighborhood. Not all are created equal. Here's how to tell the difference.
Sales Pitch Disguised as Inspection
- Shows up at your door uninvited after a storm
- Inspection takes 10-15 minutes or less
- Claims to see damage without actually getting on the roof
- Every inspection ends with "you need a new roof"
- Pressures you to sign a contract on the spot
- "This price is only good today"
Legitimate Inspection
- You called them—they didn't cold-knock your door
- Inspector takes 45-60 minutes examining everything
- Actually gets on the roof and inspects hands-on
- Honest assessment—even when nothing's wrong
- Written report with photos you keep regardless
- No pressure—take your time to decide
We've been serving Cedar Park and western Williamson County since 2008. Our business is built on honest assessments, not high-pressure sales. If your roof is fine, we'll tell you.
What We Actually Inspect (And What Many Inspectors Skip)
A real roof inspection isn't a 10-minute walk around your Cedar Park home. We spend 45 minutes to an hour examining every component—especially the hidden areas where problems start.
On the Roof
- Shingles: cracks, curling, granule loss, hail impacts
- Flashing around chimneys, vents, skylights
- Ridge caps and hip lines
- Pipe boots and seals around penetrations
- Valleys where water concentrates
- Signs of storm damage, age, or poor installation
- Tree debris and branch scraping damage
In the Attic
- Ventilation balance (critical in Cedar Park heat)
- Insulation condition and coverage
- Signs of leaks: water stains, mold, moisture
- Daylight coming through the decking
- Structural condition: rafters, decking integrity
- Any sagging, soft spots, or previous repair work
From the Ground
- Gutters and downspouts condition
- Proper drainage away from foundation
- Fascia and soffit condition
- Overall roofline symmetry and sagging
- Debris accumulation from tree canopy
- Hail damage evidence on metal surfaces
What you get:
A detailed written report with annotated photos of everything we find, along with honest recommendations. This report is yours to keep and use for insurance claims, real estate negotiations, HOA compliance, or your own records—regardless of whether you do any work with us.
What's Your Situation? Here's What to Do Next.
No matter what brought you here, we can help.
"I'm buying a home in Cedar Park and need the roof checked."
Full inspection with written report and photos. If we find issues, we document them clearly so you can negotiate with the seller. Especially important for homes built before 2005 where original roofs may be nearing end-of-life.
"I'm selling my Cedar Park home and want to avoid surprises."
Honest assessment before you list. We'll tell you what to fix, what to disclose, and what's fine. In Cedar Park's competitive market, a proactive inspection prevents larger price reductions during negotiation.
"A storm just hit Cedar Park. I think I have damage."
Storm damage inspection with insurance-ready documentation. We inspect before you file so your initial claim has thorough evidence. We can also meet with your adjuster on-site.
"My roof is 20+ years old. How much life does it have?"
Many Buttercup Creek, Anderson Mill West, and Carriage Hills homes fall into this category. We'll tell you honestly: 2 years left, 5 years, or more. No pressure to replace before it's actually necessary.
"I have a leak but can't find where it's coming from."
We'll trace the water intrusion path from the attic to the roof surface and identify the source. Cedar Park's multi-level rooflines with valleys and dormers create many potential leak points that aren't obvious from outside.
"A door-knocker said I need a new roof. Is that true?"
Honest second opinion. Door-knockers flood Cedar Park after every storm—some are legitimate, many are not. We'll inspect independently and tell you whether you actually need work or not.
"My insurance company is asking for a roof inspection."
Formal inspection report with photos, measurements, and professional assessment that meets insurance documentation requirements. We work with every carrier writing policies in western Williamson County.
"I just want peace of mind before storm season."
Complete inspection. If everything's fine, we'll tell you and you'll sleep better when the spring storms roll in. If there are things to monitor or address, we'll point them out so you can plan.
How Our Cedar Park Inspection Process Works
Schedule (Same-Day Often Available)
Call us or fill out the form. We'll ask about your situation and schedule a time that works. Cedar Park is a core service area—we have inspectors in the area regularly.
We Arrive and Explain What We'll Do
Our inspector arrives on time at your Cedar Park home and explains exactly what they'll examine and how long it will take.
Full Inspection (45-60 Minutes)
We inspect the roof surface, attic (if accessible), and exterior components. Photos of everything we find. Cedar Park's complex rooflines require careful attention to valleys, dormers, and transitions.
We Walk You Through What We Found
We show you photos and explain our findings in plain English. No jargon, no scare tactics, no manufactured urgency.
Written Report (Same Day)
You get a detailed written report with annotated photos. Yours to keep regardless of whether you do any work with us.
Recommendations (If Any)
If work is needed, we explain your options and provide an estimate. If your Cedar Park roof is fine, we tell you. No follow-up pressure calls.
The Lakeline Divide — Three Zones of Cedar Park Roof Aging
Cedar Park grew outward from the Lakeline corridor. Whether you're in the original 90s development, the hill country expansion, or the newest phases affects what we look for.
Lakeline Corridor Originals
1990s, Lakeline, Anderson Mill, Ranch at Cypress Creek
What we focus on:
- Second or third roof on the same home — 30+ year structures often have complex roofing histories that affect current condition.
- Accumulated foundation movement — Three decades on clay soil means pulled flashing, shifted connections, and structural settling.
- Mature oak canopy effects — Debris dams, branch abrasion, and shade-induced moss and algae growth.
- Multiple insurance claim histories — Documenting what's been claimed before and what that means for future coverage.
Hill Country Expansion
2000-2015, Buttercup Creek, Cypress Creek, Twin Creeks originals
What we focus on:
- Terrain drainage and slope exposure — Hill country lots have varying exposure by slope. South-facing slopes age faster than north-facing.
- 10-20 year decision point roofs — Many expansion-era homes are at the repair vs. replace crossroads.
- Mixed sun/shade damage patterns — Partial canopy creates uneven wear that needs slope-by-slope assessment.
- Previous repair quality assessment — Were past repairs done correctly, or did they create new problems?
Western Growth Edge
2015+, Whitestone Oaks, Breakaway Park, newer Twin Creeks
What we focus on:
- Builder warranty documentation — Identifying defects before warranty expiration while the builder is still responsible.
- Open lot vs established tree cover — Newer phases have less canopy protection, meaning more direct storm exposure.
- Production home installation quality — Fast-paced construction means checking nail patterns, starter strips, and flashing details.
- First major storm assessment — Baseline documentation after the first significant hail or wind event.
The inspection is free. Knowing which Cedar Park growth zone you're in—and what challenges come with it—is what separates an honest assessment from a generic one.
Why Cedar Park Homeowners Trust Our Inspections
We're not here to sell you a roof. We're here to tell you the truth about your roof.
Local Company Since 2008
We're not storm chasers or a franchise. We've been serving Cedar Park and western Williamson County for over 15 years. Our reputation matters to us.
Truly Free, Truly Thorough
45-60 minute inspections covering every component. We get on the roof, check the attic, and examine the exterior. No strings attached, no obligation.
Honest Assessments
We tell Cedar Park homeowners when their roof is fine. We'd rather earn your trust than push an unnecessary sale. Read our reviews—honesty is what we're known for.
Written Reports With Photos
Detailed documentation you can use for insurance claims, real estate negotiations, HOA requirements, or your own records. Yours to keep no matter what.
Same-Day Availability
When you need an inspection quickly—real estate deadlines, post-storm urgency, active leaks—we can usually get to your Cedar Park home the same day.
No Pressure, Period
Get your report, take your time, get other opinions if you want. No follow-up pressure calls. We'll be here when you're ready.
What Cedar Park Homeowners Say About Our Inspections
Real reviews from homeowners who trusted us to inspect their Cedar Park roofs
Christine Albrecht
We were listing our Twin Creeks home and our realtor suggested getting the roof inspected before going on the market. The house was built in 2003 and still had the original roof. Altair came out the next day, spent almost an hour on the roof, and gave us a detailed report. They found some worn pipe boots and a section of deteriorated flashing around the chimney—things buyers' inspectors would definitely flag. We got those fixed for $850 before listing. Our home sold at full asking with zero roof issues raised. Saved us from a much larger negotiation headache.
James Okoro
The April hailstorm hit our Whitestone Oaks neighborhood hard. Two different storm chasers knocked on our door that week saying we 'definitely' had damage. Didn't trust either of them. Called Altair for a second opinion. Their inspector spent an hour on the roof documenting everything with photos. Turns out we did have widespread hail damage—but the storm chasers had also exaggerated the extent. Altair's honest report was what convinced me to file. Insurance approved a full replacement based on their documentation. Appreciated the honesty on both sides.
Diane Calloway
Our Buttercup Creek home was built in 1997 and I'd been worrying about the roof for years. Every spring storm made me anxious. Called Altair expecting them to tell me I needed a full replacement. Instead, they showed me photos and said our roof had maybe 3-5 years left—worn in some areas but no active failures. They pointed out two pipe boots to monitor and said to call them when we're ready, no rush. First roofer who didn't try to scare me into a new roof. When we do replace it, Altair gets the job.
Gregory H.
Had Altair do a pre-purchase inspection before buying our home. They found issues the home inspector missed—damaged flashing and improper ventilation. We negotiated $4,000 off the sale price based on their report. That inspection paid for itself many times over.
Laura S.
We schedule annual roof inspections with Altair and it has been worth every penny. They caught a small leak at a pipe boot last year before it caused any interior damage. Preventive maintenance saves money in the long run and these guys are thorough every single time.
Dennis W.
After the last storm, I wanted a professional opinion before filing an insurance claim. Altair inspected the roof, documented everything with photos, and gave me an honest assessment. Turns out we only had minor damage—they could have pushed for a full replacement but they were straight with us.
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Don't see what you're looking for?
Cedar Park Neighborhoods We Inspect
From 1990s neighborhoods with aging original roofs to newer communities where builder-grade materials may be wearing prematurely, we inspect roofs across all of Cedar Park.
Serving Cedar Park & Western Williamson County
Whether you're buying a home in Crystal Falls or checking storm damage in Anderson Mill West, we're here. We inspect roofs throughout Cedar Park, Leander, Round Rock, Georgetown, and all of Central Texas.
Roof Inspection Questions Cedar Park Homeowners Ask
Answers to the questions we hear most from homeowners across western Williamson County
- Is the Cedar Park roof inspection really free? What's the catch?
- Yes, genuinely free. No obligation, no strings attached. We offer free inspections because it's how we meet homeowners. If you need work, we hope you'll choose us. If your Cedar Park roof is fine, we'll tell you honestly and you owe us nothing. That's been our approach since 2008.
- How long does a roof inspection take on a Cedar Park home?
- A thorough inspection takes 45 minutes to an hour, depending on roof size and complexity. Many Cedar Park homes have multi-level rooflines with dormers and valleys that take longer to inspect properly. Inspectors who spend 10-15 minutes aren't really inspecting—they're looking for an excuse to sell you something.
- I'm buying a house in Cedar Park. Can you inspect before closing?
- Yes, and we do these regularly across Cedar Park subdivisions. We can usually schedule within 24-48 hours. We'll provide a detailed report with photos you can use for negotiations with the seller. This is especially important for older Cedar Park homes built in the 1990s and early 2000s where original roofs may be nearing end-of-life.
- I'm selling my Cedar Park home. Will you be honest even if it's bad news?
- Yes. In Cedar Park's competitive real estate market, it's better to know what buyers and their inspectors will find before you list. We'll tell you what to fix, what to disclose, and what's fine to leave. A proactive inspection often saves sellers from larger price reductions during negotiation.
- How do I know you won't just say I need a new roof to make a sale?
- Look at our reviews—we've been in business since 2008 because we tell the truth. We inspect hundreds of Cedar Park roofs every year. Many of them are in good shape, and we tell those homeowners exactly that. Our reputation is worth far more than pressuring someone into an unnecessary sale.
- My Cedar Park roof is from the late 1990s. Does that automatically mean I need to replace it?
- Not necessarily. Many Buttercup Creek, Anderson Mill West, and Carriage Hills homes have original roofs that are 25+ years old. Age is one factor, but condition matters more. Some of these roofs have surprising life left. Others are past due. An inspection tells you where yours actually stands so you can plan accordingly.
- There was a hailstorm last week. Should I get an inspection even if I don't see damage?
- Absolutely. Hail damage to shingles is almost never visible from the ground—you need someone on the roof to check for cracked mats, granule displacement, and fractured shingles. Cedar Park sits in an active hail corridor, and if your neighborhood was hit, your roof took impacts whether you can see them or not. A free inspection eliminates the guesswork.
- Do you provide a written report I can use?
- Yes. Every Cedar Park inspection includes a detailed written report with annotated photos of everything we find. This is yours to keep regardless of whether you do any work with us. Homeowners use our reports for insurance claims, real estate negotiations, HOA documentation, and personal planning.
- Can you inspect my roof for an insurance claim?
- Yes—we specialize in insurance documentation. Our reports include everything adjusters need: photos with damage annotations, measurements, and professional assessment. We can also meet with your adjuster on-site at your Cedar Park home to walk the roof together and advocate for a fair assessment.
- Another roofer told me I need a new roof. Can I get a second opinion?
- Yes, and you should—especially if a door-knocker made the recommendation. We're happy to provide an honest second opinion on any Cedar Park roof. If you genuinely need a new roof, we'll confirm it and explain why. If you don't, we'll tell you that too. We'd rather earn your trust than exploit your uncertainty.
- How soon can you come out to Cedar Park?
- Often same-day, especially for post-storm inspections. We know some inspections are time-sensitive—real estate transactions, insurance deadlines, active leaks. Call us and we'll do our best to accommodate your timeline. Cedar Park is a core service area for us, so we have inspectors in the area regularly.
- I have mature trees overhanging my roof. Should I get that checked?
- Yes. Many established Cedar Park neighborhoods—Buttercup Creek, Anderson Mill West, Twin Creeks—have mature oak and pecan canopies that can scrape shingles, drop debris into valleys, and hold moisture against the roof surface. We check for branch damage, debris accumulation, and moss or algae growth that's common under heavy tree cover.
Don't Wonder About Your Cedar Park Roof. Know.
A free inspection takes less than an hour and gives you real answers about your roof's condition. Whether you're buying, selling, checking for storm damage, or just want peace of mind before another Cedar Park hail season, we'll tell you exactly what's going on. No pressure, no obligation, no cost.