What a good Roof Health Score looks like, what the bands mean, and how the score guides preserve-vs-replace decisions. Example only — official score requires inspection.
A higher Roof Health Score generally points toward preservation candidacy, a mid-range score may mean "monitor or preserve soon," and a lower score often points toward replacement. The score is a guide, not a guarantee — the official number comes from an inspection, and it always comes with an honest recommendation. [exact bands & methodology VERIFY WITH CLIENT]
Use the score to understand where your roof stands and what to do next — not as a number to chase.
No score should override an honest recommendation. If the roof needs replacing, the number doesn't change that.
No — it indicates candidacy. Outcomes depend on your specific roof and honest inspection.
An on-roof inspection, documented in your Roof Life Report.
If your roof is aging and you're weighing preservation, insurance, or replacement, the honest next step is an inspection. We measure your Roof Health Score, document the findings, and tell you the truth — preserve or replace. Get a free roof assessment or learn how documentation may help with insurance.
Start with an honest inspection and a Roof Health Score. If preservation is right for your roof, we'll show you. If it isn't, we'll tell you that too.
