Pittsburgh Roof Inspection Directory

Pittsburgh-area roof inspection companies

EAS Roofing

• Location shown on its site: Glenshaw, PA
• Phone shown on its site: (412) 744-8084
• Inspection information: Its inspection page describes evaluations for leaks, flashing, missing shingles, skylights, gutters, ice dams, and tree-limb damage. It also discusses repair-versus-replacement recommendations.

Holzer Jesko Quality Exteriors

• Location shown on its site: Carnegie, PA; serving Pittsburgh and surrounding areas
• Phone shown on its site: (412) 387-7785
• Inspection information: Its roof-inspection page says it examines shingles, flashing, ventilation, drainage systems, and structural integrity, with documented findings and photographic evidence.

Mighty Dog Roofing of West Pittsburgh

• Area shown on its site: West Pittsburgh / Carnegie, with Pittsburgh-area service pages
• Phone shown on its site: (412) 899-2407
• Inspection information: Its Pittsburgh-area page promotes a free property inspection and says drone technology is used to assess roof conditions, including areas that may be difficult to inspect from the ground.

Pittsabana Roofing

• Area shown on its site: Pittsburgh, PA
• Phone shown on its site: (412) 580-6567
• Inspection information: Its inspection page describes a 15-point evaluation with roof-surface, flashing, ventilation, attic, and photo-documentation elements. It distinguishes its free homeowner inspection path from formal standalone documentation.

How to use this directory

Start with the problem you need solved, not just the company name. A leak after rain, storm damage, a ceiling stain, an aging roof, a home purchase, or an insurance question can call for different inspection scope and documentation.

When you call, ask:

1. Is the inspection free, and what will it cover?
2. Will the roof be accessed when safe, and what areas may be limited by height, pitch, or conditions?
3. Will you receive photographs, a written scope, or a formal report?
4. Can the company explain repair options before recommending replacement?
5. What Pennsylvania home-improvement registration and insurance information applies to the work?
6. Is there any obligation to hire the company after the inspection?

For a home sale, purchase, dispute, HOA decision, or formal insurance documentation, ask whether you need a paid independent inspection rather than a contractor-provided condition visit. Our roof inspection cost guide explains that difference.

Public listings, not rankings

These are public local-business listings checked against the companies’ own websites in August 2026. They are not paid placements, rankings, endorsements, availability guarantees, or certifications by Pittsburgh Roof Inspection. Contact each business directly and verify current registration, insurance, scope, and pricing before hiring.

Prefer one local connection?

If you would rather not call around, request a free roof inspection. We will connect you with one local insured roofing professional—not a call list—and you can use the questions above to compare the scope before authorizing work.