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Know what you are looking at.
Know what to ask next.
The experience behind Jacob, the method we follow, a sample of what you will receive, and the official sources we work from — plus the records worth asking any roofer for before you decide.
The sample shows the format. Your own record and written scope are what count when work is proposed.
Explore the sample report ↗What you can rely on
Facts. Method. Samples. Sources.
Everything here is a fact about Jacob, the method we follow, a worked sample, or a link to an official source — so you always know exactly what you are looking at.
- 01Meet Jacob
Experience
15+ years of roofing experience
The years behind Jacob, brought to every assessment we write. Meet the person behind the company.
- 02Find your city
Coverage
Nineteen Dallas–Fort Worth cities
Browse the confirmed city list. We confirm the address and the proposed work before we schedule, so you always know where you stand.
- 03Read the process
Method
Condition before recommendation
Read the stages and principles of a documentation-first assessment — the same sequence we follow on your roof.
- 04Explore the sample
Sample report
An interactive roof report
Follow findings, priorities, photographs and a recorded access limit, laid out the way your own report will be.
- 05Browse local guidance
Sources
Local permit guidance
City entries link the municipal sources, with the date we checked them. Where a rule is unclear, we say so rather than guess.
- 06Open the gallery
Gallery
Roof systems, side by side
Compare roof forms, materials and documentation views on North Texas homes — a reference for picturing each option on a house like yours.
For your property
Three moments to ask for specifics.
A method explains the approach. A written scope explains the actual agreement. Keep those two documents distinct.
Before booking
Confirm the property, proposed service, safe-access plan, assessment fee if any, report contents and expected timing.
Assessment questions ↗Before authorizing work
Ask for the included components, exclusions, assumptions, payment schedule and how concealed conditions or changes will be handled.
Compare proposals ↗Before handover
Confirm the completion records and the exact written warranty terms that apply to the selected materials and workmanship.
Understand warranties ↗Why there is no price range here
Jacob does not publish pricing or cost ranges. Use the guides to understand scope and cost drivers; pricing belongs with a property-specific proposal.
Understand the cost drivers ↗
The limits belong in the record
“Not established” is useful information.
An inaccessible area, a concealed condition or an unanswered question should stay visible. The sample report shows how a limit sits alongside the findings, rather than disappearing from the conclusion.
Proof is specific
The records that matter for your property.
Some things belong in a conversation about your roof, not on a marketing page. Ask, and we will put them in front of you.
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References and reviews
Ask us for references. Where reviews exist they live on their own platform, and we will point you to them rather than paste a number here.
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Comparable work
Ask about work comparable to yours — the scope, the dates and the records — before you decide.
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Credentials and insurance
Ask for current documentation and check what it covers before you appoint any contractor, us included.
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Availability and response
We confirm scheduling, timing and how to reach us with you directly when you book — in writing, not as a slogan.
Keep exploring
More context. Better questions.
Use the guides and site information to understand the method and its boundaries.
Start with the property
Tell us what you noticed.
You do not need to identify the cause. Start with the situation, ZIP code and property type.