Inspection
System condition, leak tracing, maintenance planning, and purchase inspections.
Book inspection →Built to protect.
Roofing made clear.
Northline inspects, repairs, and replaces residential and commercial roof systems—with photo-backed findings and a scope that tells you exactly what happens next.
Roof services
The right response for the roof.
Storm response
Damage assessment, temporary protection, photos, and restoration scope.
Call roof line →Replacement
Material options, ventilation, flashing, cleanup, and warranty—defined upfront.
Compare systems →Repair
Targeted repairs for flashing, penetrations, damaged areas, and active leaks.
Request repair →Commercial
Low-slope assessment, maintenance planning, repair, coating, and replacement.
Start assessment →Customer support
Project questions, documentation, final review, and warranty follow-up.
Contact crew →Weather doesn’t wait
Storm damage needs a calm first move.
Keep people away from the affected area, move valuables from active water, and don’t climb onto a wet or damaged roof. Northline can assess conditions and document what happened.
Water entering now?
Call the 24/7 roof line. Tell us the service address, where water is visible, and whether wind or debris created an immediate hazard.
Call nowA clear sequence
Inspect. Document. Protect.
Inspect
We assess the roof system, flashing, drainage, ventilation, penetrations, and visible interior signs.
Document
You receive findings, photos, priorities, and a scope built around the actual conditions.
Protect
The work is scheduled, the site is managed and cleaned, and the completed roof is reviewed.
Roof systems
Match the system to the structure.
Architectural shingles
A versatile residential system with broad color, performance, and warranty choices.
Standing-seam metal
Long-life panels with clean water shedding and a precise architectural finish.
Low-slope systems
Commercial and residential membranes selected around drainage, exposure, and use.
Before work begins
Straight answers.
Do I need a repair or a replacement?
An inspection should answer that. Roof age matters, but water entry, substrate condition, flashing details, ventilation, and the extent of damage matter more.
Can Northline document storm damage?
Yes. The demo workflow includes condition photos and a written scope. Insurance coverage decisions remain with the carrier.
What should an estimate include?
Materials, tear-off, deck assumptions, ventilation, flashing, disposal, cleanup, scheduling, payment stages, and warranty information should all be clear.
Start with the roof
Request an inspection or estimate.
For urgent storm damage, call instead. For everything else, send the service address and the reason you’re reaching out.