Roofs & inspections
Need a better look at your roof or photographs to share with a roofer? You can book WEMAD™ for a focused photo visit. Tell us which building and visible areas you want documented so we can discuss useful viewpoints before capture. Overhead and angled photographs can show roof layout, exterior features, and areas that deserve a professional’s closer review. You receive dated digital images to discuss with your roofer, contractor, or property team. The service provides visual documentation; your roofing professional assesses roof condition and any repair needs, including concealed areas the camera cannot see.
REAL WEMAD™ WORK · SOUTH SHORE DRIVE · OCTOBER 9, 2026
From the whole roof to the details.
Clear photographs give homeowners and roofing professionals a shared view of the property. Select any photo to open the full-resolution image.

An overhead record connects the detailed photographs to the roof’s overall layout.
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Close views record flashing, adjoining surfaces, and visible leaf buildup for review.
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Individual roof sections and ridge lines are easier to examine in a detailed photograph.
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Angled views show how roof planes, exterior walls, and gutters meet.
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Multiple viewpoints give the roofer a clearer reference for hard-to-see junctions.
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Dated photographs preserve the visible conditions around the chimney and adjoining roof sections.
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A second overhead perspective adds detail at roof intersections and nearby surfaces.
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Roof & chimney documentation.
Wide property views connect the roof layout with close photographs of chimney tops, joints, and adjoining surfaces. Select any photo to see the original detail.

The overview places individual roof sections and chimneys within the property.
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A close view records the cap, mesh guard, and adjoining flue.
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A wider angle connects the chimney top with the surrounding roof surfaces.
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A second angle adds a reference for the opposite side of the cap and adjoining flue.
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Detailed imagery records the visible joints at the flue base for a professional’s review.
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A closer viewpoint records the chimney structure and its connection to the roof.
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An overhead detail preserves the visible condition of the chimney openings and surrounding surfaces.
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Detailed photographs give a roofing or chimney professional a reference for reviewing visible joints and surfaces.
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Another angle adds context around the flue bases and adjoining surfaces.
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Angled photographs connect roof features with the setting and exterior of the home.
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Several viewpoints help a property owner and contractor discuss the same roof areas.
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A closer overview provides a dated reference for visible roof features and follow-up conversations.
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