Residential Roofing
Roof Inspections & Certifications for Realtors.
Roof documentation that clears your transaction: inspection reports, certifications, and fast pre-sale repairs from a licensed GS-21 contractor.
A free, no-pressure roof assessment with a written report you can actually use (for budgets, boards, lenders, and adjusters).
4.9200+ Google reviewsLicensed, bonded & insured · NM GS-21 #400113Owens Corning Preferred Contractor10-yr workmanship warranty
- 4,000+ roofs documented
- Licensed GS-21 contractor
Why realtors call us
A written answer before the buyer’s inspector finds one.
A roof question late in escrow either kills a deal or reopens the price. A buyer’s lender flags the roof’s age, an inspector calls out missing flashing (the metal that seals roof edges and joints), or a seller wants the surprises found before the listing goes live. In all three cases the fix is the same: a fast, trustworthy answer in writing rather than another round of back and forth.
We do pre-listing inspections with a full written condition report, certify roofs that are sound, and make the targeted repairs that clear a contingency before it delays closing. Every job is documented with timestamped photos and a signed report, so the paperwork buyers, lenders, and adjusters ask for actually exists. That is the same standard behind the 4,000+ New Mexico roofs we have documented to date.
The timing argument is the one worth making to your seller. Sun, monsoon season, and high-desert wind wear down sealants, flashing, and underlayment on a schedule nobody is watching, so whatever is wrong will surface on the buyer’s inspection anyway. Finding it first means handling it on your client’s terms and your calendar, not the buyer’s.
Who you’re hiring
- NM roofing license
- NM GS-21 #400113
- Manufacturer status
- Owens Corning Preferred Contractor
- Roofs documented
- 4,000+ across New Mexico
- Customer rating
- 4.9 stars · 200+ Google reviews
How we work with you
What working with Paramount actually looks like.
In a transaction, two things decide whether the roof becomes a problem: how fast the answer arrives, and whether it is signed. The rest of this is how we get there.
Pre-Listing Inspection & Written Report
We inspect the roof and produce a written condition report your seller can share with confidence.
We inspect the roof, document every roof opening, seam, and section of flashing with timestamped photos, and produce a written condition report your seller can share with confidence. Buyers and their lenders see a signed, trustworthy document from a licensed GS-21 contractor, not an off-the-cuff verbal opinion.
Roof Certification for Transactions
When a roof is in sound condition, we issue a certification letter stating that.
When a roof is in sound condition, we issue a certification letter stating that. It answers the lender’s question, reassures the buyer’s agent, and moves the file forward. If there are small issues worth fixing first, we tell you exactly what they are and what it costs to clear them.
Fast Pre-Sale Repairs: One Call
Targeted repairs that clear a contingency without reopening the full negotiation.
Flashing re-sealed, a worn pipe boot replaced (the rubber-and-metal collar that seals where a vent pipe comes through the roof), a handful of storm-damaged shingles swapped out: the targeted repairs that clear a contingency without reopening the full negotiation. We work on every roof type (metal, shingle, tile, flat/TPO), so you don’t need a different contractor for each listing.
Documentation That Follows the File
Every inspection and repair is photographed, timestamped, and signed.
Every inspection and repair is photographed, timestamped, and signed. That record is useful well beyond closing: it backs up insurance claims, answers lenders at refinance, and builds the roof history that future buyers and their agents will ask about.
The Roof Health Report
The paper trail. Built while we work.
Every inspection produces the same record, and in a transaction the date on it carries half the value. It is signed, timestamped, and specific enough to answer the buyer’s agent instead of starting another round.
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Drone overview of the whole roof
A full aerial pass shows the roof as one picture: slopes, penetrations, and problem areas in context, not a handful of disconnected close-ups.
02
Timestamped close-up photos
Every penetration, seam, scupper, drain, parapet, and equipment curb is photographed and timestamped, so the record is dated proof, not a memory.
03
A written condition assessment
Plain-language findings on what we saw and what it means: what’s sound, what to watch, and what needs attention before it becomes a leak.
Questions
Common questions, answered.
How quickly can you do a pre-listing inspection and get me the report?
Can you certify a roof that has some age on it, or does it have to be new?
How does this connect to the Insurance Claims process?
Let’s clear your next transaction.
Start with a free assessment and a written condition report you can hand straight to your seller. Give us the address and the closing date and we will tell you what is realistic.