Your board is stewarding donation dollars. I give you an independent, congregation-friendly roof report — real condition, real remaining life, real repair scope — so the capital campaign or grant application asks for exactly what the building needs. Nonprofit pricing, no vendor kickback.
Congregation-friendly plain-English report (no roofer jargon)
Grant-application-ready condition assessment + replacement cost
Capital campaign case-statement roofing component
Historic building expertise (adobe, Territorial, mission style)
20% nonprofit discount + one free quarterly inspection donation
Independent — I don't take referral fees from contractors bidding the work
Site walk of the sanctuary, fellowship hall, offices, parsonage, and any outbuildings on the property. Per-building condition score (1–10) with photo grid. Remaining useful life estimate per roof section (years) with confidence band. Current NM market replacement cost per roof section. Historic building specialty: parapet, canale, mud-roof, and mission-style transition audit if applicable. Grant / capital campaign deliverable: independent opinion suitable for foundation grants, denominational grants, historic preservation grants, or FEMA hazard-mitigation applications. Plain-English executive summary for board presentation.
Church boards planning a roof capital campaign. Nonprofit boards submitting a grant application (foundation, denominational, historic preservation, FEMA HMA). Mission and community outreach organizations. Historic NM churches (Territorial, mission style, adobe). Denominational property committees stewarding multi-building campuses. School, food bank, shelter, or community center boards planning capex.
Standard Church / Nonprofit Inspection — $299 (single building, 20% off standard $399) Multi-building campus — $199 per additional building Historic adobe / Territorial specialty — $399 (nonprofit rate, 20% off $499) Grant / capital campaign deliverable formatting — included One free inspection per quarter — donated to a NM 501(c)(3) (email to apply) Most nonprofit engagements are $299–$899 depending on campus size. Grant application ROI is typically 10–100x when the roof is a legitimate qualifying scope.
Yes — 20% off standard rates for verified 501(c)(3) churches, missions, food banks, shelters, and community nonprofits. I also donate one free inspection per quarter to a NM nonprofit; email if your organization qualifies.
Yes. The report is formatted to serve as the roofing component of a capital campaign case-statement or a grant application (foundation, denominational, historic preservation, or FEMA hazard-mitigation grants). Remaining useful life, replacement cost, and a defensible independent opinion — everything grant reviewers ask for.
Yes — see /historic-adobe-roof-inspection for the specialized scope. Historic buildings need parapet, canale, and mud-roof-transition audits that a standard shingle inspector won't do. Every NM denomination has old buildings; I inspect them the way the building was built.
Step, counter, cricket flashing audit.
SMACNA sizing + downspout audit.
Bid + scope compared line-by-line.
Hail/wind + NOAA event correlation.
I've watched too many neighbors sign contracts they didn't understand for roofs they didn't need. That stops with a written report they own.