Independent roof surveys & written reports

Roof-only inspections that produce a document — not just a repair quote. Pre-purchase reports for buyers, mortgage retention releases for lenders, storm-damage evidence packs for insurance claims, and dilapidations schedules for commercial leases. Flat fees, photo evidence, no obligation to use us for remedial works.

Pre-purchase Roof Survey

For buyers • 48 hours from site visit

Written report with photo evidence, condition rating and remedial cost estimate.

£285–£495 flat fee

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Homebuyer Roof Report Supplement

For buyers • Typically 3-5 working days

Roof-focused supplement to your RICS Level 2 or Level 3 report.

£245–£445 flat fee

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Mortgage Retention Roof Survey

For buyers • Typically 5 working days

Lender-ready roof report and remedial specification to release retained funds.

£345–£595 flat fee

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Insurance Claim Roof Survey

For homeowners • 24-72 hours for storm damage

Insurer-ready evidence pack: photo report, cause-of-damage narrative, and priced schedule of works.

£0 often claimable

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Dilapidations Roof Survey

For commercials • 5-7 working days for standard commercial roofs

Schedule-of-condition or terminal-dilapidations roof report for landlord or tenant.

£495–£1495 per property

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Read before you book

What actually happens during a roof survey

A useful roof survey is a sequence, not a glance from the pavement. Here's what we look at and in what order.

Post-storm roof inspection: a homeowner's checklist

After a storm, check from ground level only: look for missing or slipped tiles, debris in gutters, displaced ridge or hip tiles, lifted flashing, and fresh mortar or tile fragments on the ground. Photograph everything before any repair, including dated wide shots, because insurers need to see the damage in context.

Repair or replace: how to decide

Repair when the failures are localised and the underlay and battens are sound. Replace when nail fatigue is general, the underlay has perished, or you have paid for three separate repairs in as many years on the same slope.