Many people wait until the last minute to care for their roofs – and that can be an expensive mistake. Have one of our professionals do a tune-up to prolong the life of your roof!
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HOW DOES A ROOF TUNE-UP WORK?
Step 1
Once you fill out the form above, one of our expert roof technicians will receive and review your submission, then contact you directly.
Step 2
Schedule your maintenance appointment based on your timeline and preferences. We want to make things easy – you don’t even have to be home while we conduct the tune-up.
Step 3
Our crew of roof technicians will arrive at your doorstep, ready to conduct an assessment. If we survey your roof and determine that the damage is too minimal or extensive for a tune-up, we’ll let you know. Don’t worry – our initial consultation is free of charge. If we don’t perform services, you don’t pay.
WHAT DOES MY ROOF TUNE-UP INCLUDE?
Roof Report (including photos)
Up to 2 Shingle Replacements, if needed
Seal all Plumbing Vent Pipes
Chimney and Siding Examination
Check Chimney & Flashing
General Roof Examination
Roof Maintenance FAQs
What is a roof tune-up, exactly?
Think of a roof tune-up like a regular dental cleaning appointment. You need one at least once a year (if not more frequently) to keep everything healthy and in tip-top shape. We’ll polish things up, assess for risks, and leave you feeling confident about the state of your roof.
How much does a roof tune-up cost?
Our Buffalo roof tune-ups start at $255. Of course, roof tune-up pricing can vary depending on the size of the house, its unique conditions, and any additional services you may require.
How long does a roof tune-up take?
A simple roof maintenance appointment can take as little as one hour. However, if there is extensive damage or we discover unusual circumstances, our Buffalo roof tune-ups may take up to a full day.
How often should I service and tune up my roof?
We recommend scheduling a tune-up appointment for your Buffalo roof at least annually. If your home experiences harsh weather or is located under dense foliage, you may need to push this to twice a year or more to prolong your roof’s life.
