Residential and commercial property inspections from a licensed independent adjuster — thorough documentation, plain-language reports, and honest guidance from start to finish.
What we do
Whether you own a home, manage commercial property, or are getting ready to sell, the goal is the same: an accurate picture of your property's condition, documented clearly enough to act on.
Residential and commercial, evaluated on-site with accurate photo documentation of what's found.
From aerial drone scans to full hands-on inspections — two straightforward options, priced below.
Plain-language walkthroughs of findings and the claims process, so you're never left guessing what comes next.
A drone survey of the full roof with clear photo and video documentation — no one sets foot on the roof. It's the faster, lower-cost option and a good fit for a general visual overview.
Worth knowing: a scan from above can miss what hands-on contact catches, like soft spots or granule loss.
A hands-on inspection — the entire roof is walked, and every area of concern is chalk-marked directly on the surface for an exact record of where problems are.
The more thorough of the two, and the option buyers and their inspectors tend to trust most.
Aerial scans are weather-dependent and subject to FAA airspace restrictions, which may affect scheduling.
Know your roof
Most roof damage doesn't announce itself with a leak. Here's what the most common problems actually look like — explained the way we'd explain them standing in your driveway.
Hail leaves round "bruises" — impact points where granules are knocked loose and the shingle's reinforcing mat can fracture, sometimes exposing the dark asphalt underneath. A hail-hit roof usually doesn't leak right away, which is why the damage often goes unnoticed.
Why it matters: those fractures quietly shorten the roof's service life — and storm claims are time-limited, so the sooner damage is documented, the more options you have.
Strong wind lifts, creases, or tears shingles — sometimes removing them entirely — and can break the sealant strips that hold shingle edges down. Damage tends to concentrate along the edges, corners, and ridges that face the wind.
Why it matters: every lifted or creased shingle is an open path for wind-driven rain to reach the layers underneath.
Blisters are small bubble-like raised spots that form when moisture or gas is trapped inside the shingle — a manufacturing-related condition that's often mistaken for hail. When blisters wear through, they expose bare asphalt.
Why it matters: opened blisters age fast at that spot, and telling blisters apart from storm damage is exactly the judgment call a trained inspection settles.
Shingles that gradually slide down-slope and out of position — usually traced to installation or adhesion problems rather than weather. As they shift, gaps open up that expose the roof layers beneath.
Why it matters: exposed underlayment breaks down quickly in the sun, and slippage tends to keep spreading until it's corrected.
Descriptions based on Haag Certified Inspector training materials for residential roofs.
Proof of work
Documentation from real inspections — the same clarity you'll see in your report.
Why trust us
Spencer White, founder of Steadfast Resolution LLC, completed Haag's 12-hour Certified Inspector program for residential roofs (Haag, a Salas O'Brien company — July 2025). Certification status is verifiable at HaagEducation.com.
Inspection experience built working with major insurance carriers — including Allstate, State Farm, and USAA — where accuracy and documentation are everything.
A licensed independent adjuster, an FAA-licensed Unmanned Aircraft System (drone) pilot, and fully insured.
The mission is simple: accurate, timely, professional work that restores confidence on both sides of a claim — with integrity and transparency at every step.
Call or email to schedule — most inspections can be booked within days.
Serving North Alabama