New Home Buyers Service: Sam's Gutters & Roofs

New Home Buyers Inspection Service

Buying a new home is exciting, but it’s also one of the biggest investments you’ll ever make. Our service is designed to give you peace of mind before you complete your purchase.

We can carry out a thorough gutter inspection, or for a more comprehensive check, a combined gutter and roof inspection. You’ll receive a clear, easy-to-read report detailing our findings, along with a no-obligation quote for any work required. Photographs of any issues are available on request, so you can see exactly what we see. By identifying potential problems early, you can plan ahead and avoid surprises after moving in.

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Why Choose Our New Home Buyers Service?

Before you get the keys, make sure your new home is as perfect as it looks. Our inspections give you the knowledge and confidence to move forward.

Identify hidden damage before completion
Avoid unexpected repair bills after moving in
Gain negotiating power with your seller
No-obligation quotes for any necessary repairs

Pointing that is cracked and missing from a chimney stack.

A damp patch on the side of a bricked residential building.

Fascia board that is rotting and peeling.

What’s Included in the Inspection

Our inspection is designed to give you a clear understanding of your potential home’s roof and gutter health. Whether you choose a gutter only check or our more comprehensive gutter and roof check, we’ll look for signs of wear, damage, and potential water issues that could lead to problems later. Every inspection is carried out thoroughly, and our findings are compiled into an easy to read report you can rely on when making your purchase decision.

Your inspection may include:

Check for blockages, leaks, or damage in gutters and downpipes. Ensure gutters are securely attached, free-flowing, and correctly pitched for optimal water drainage.
Inspect for cracked, missing or slipped roof tiles. Assess moss, algae, and other growths that can accelerate roof deterioration and reduce lifespan.
Examine flashing, fascias, and soffits for rust, decay, gaps, or damage, and check chimney stacks for cracking, deterioration, or loose pointing.
Inspect parapet walls and flat roofs – we can also inspect your loft space if it is easily accessible.