START WITH A REVIEW
KEEP THE FIRST CONVERSATION FOCUSED ON WHAT CAN BE CLARIFIED.
What is visible
Note changes such as displaced material, staining or new leaks, together with when you first noticed them.
What comes next
An assessment connects the observations with the affected areas, practical repair options and questions that need closer review.
KEEP THE RIGHT CONTEXT TOGETHER
MAKE A CALM RECORD OF WHAT YOU WANT TO DISCUSS.
Keep the date, visible changes and existing photos together. A clear record helps the inspection conversation focus on what changed and where.
PREPARE FOR THE ASSESSMENT
Share when the concern appeared, which areas seem affected and any photos already available. These details help frame a focused assessment.
CONDITION CONTEXT
A CLEAR RECORD OF THE CONDITION.
Dates, observations and photos give the assessment a shared starting point.
COMMON QUESTIONS
WHAT TO ASK AFTER A STORM.
WHAT CAN AN INSPECTION CONVERSATION CLARIFY?
The conversation can establish what changed, which areas need closer review and what information is needed before discussing a repair scope.
WHAT DETAILS SHOULD I SHARE?
Share when the storm occurred, what changed afterwards and whether the concern has appeared before. Include existing photos and relevant repair history.
WHAT IS THE NEXT STEP?
Describe the concern through the contact page and include the best way to reach you. The first discussion can then focus on the observations and assessment questions.
