Independent NM inspector
(505) 595-7203
Roof Doctor NM
Real anonymized matches · NM · verified with photos

What actually changed after the report.

Homeowner names removed, jobs verified with permits and manufacturer registrations. These are typical outcomes when an independent inspection precedes bidder selection from the contracted NM bench.

3
Featured matches
$44k
Homeowner savings across these 3
NM-only
Contracted bench
Case study 01

Asphalt shingle, Rio Rancho.

Rio Rancho $6,800 vs. highest bid · full warranty upgrade included Matched: Mid-size regional · GAF certified

Homeowner had 3 storm-chaser bids from $9,800 to $24,500 after a June hail event. Insurance had approved partial replacement.

The $2,700 no-AOB was almost signed at the door. That would have cost me the claim.
Homeowner · Rio Rancho
Before Roof Doctor NM
  • Bids ranged 250% — no way to compare
  • Lowest bid skipped ice-and-water at eaves
  • Highest bid included un-needed decking replacement
  • Two bidders required AOB (Assignment of Benefits)
What changed
  • Independent inspection confirmed full-roof hail damage (per HAAG methodology)
  • Written scope forced apples-to-apples re-bids
  • Homeowner kept insurance-claim control — no AOB signed
Outcome

Full replacement w/ Class 4 impact shingle, Silver Pledge 25-yr system warranty, 10-yr workmanship. Insurance paid $16,200; homeowner OOP: deductible only.

Read full case study
Case study 02

Concrete tile, Santa Fe.

Santa Fe $38k+ deferred · no premature replacement Matched: Small · owner-operator (tile specialist)

Two big-name contractors quoted full tile tear-off ($42k and $51k). Homeowner suspected localized issue.

I was days from signing a $47k contract for a roof that needed a $4k fix.
Homeowner · Santa Fe
Before Roof Doctor NM
  • Both bids proposed complete tear-off
  • No moisture mapping done before quoting
  • Warranty language buried on page 8
What changed
  • Roof Doctor NM found underlayment failure at west valley only
  • Recommended targeted underlayment replacement + valley re-fabrication
  • Wrote scope for underlayment-only repair, not full tear-off
Outcome

Localized fix. 5-yr workmanship on the repair section. Full tear-off deferred 8–12 yrs based on remaining-life estimate.

Read full case study
Case study 03

Flat TPO, Albuquerque.

Albuquerque Avoided a 2-year recoat + full replacement in 2028 Matched: Large · TPO-certified · in-house sheet metal

Owner assumed a coating job. Two contractors quoted silicone recoat at $8k–$11k.

The $9k coating would have been a $50k tear-off two summers later.
Homeowner · Albuquerque
Before Roof Doctor NM
  • Both bidders skipped moisture scan
  • Neither addressed failing edge metal
  • No mention of ES-1 tested termination
What changed
  • Thermal scan found saturated insulation over 22% of deck
  • Coating on wet insulation = 18-month failure guaranteed
  • Scope rewritten: tapered polyiso replacement in wet zones + 60-mil TPO
Outcome

$29,400 partial replacement with 20-yr NDL manufacturer warranty. Coating deferred as a 2035 refresh.

Read full case study
Next step

Want your project to be the next case study?

Book the inspection. We write the scope, match you to the right contractor tier, and score the bids that come back.