Sarah K.
Nob Hill, Albuquerque, NM · Storm inspection
Three roofers wanted $32k after the June hailstorm. Roof Doctor NM walked the roof, took 84 photos, and said the hail was cosmetic. Saved me from a fraudulent claim.
Inspected July 2026
Customer reviews
What New Mexico homeowners say after an independent roof inspection
I don't sell roofs, so there's nothing for me to upsell. These are homeowners across Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe and the rest of New Mexico who had the roof looked at before they signed anything.
8 homeowner reviews across New Mexico
How reviews work here
No incentives, no gating, no review filtering
Every homeowner gets the same review link after their inspection — before I know whether they liked the answer. Reviews are only marked verified once they're matched to a public Google review, and only verified ones feed the rating shown to search engines.
- Review request sent after every completed inspection, good outcome or bad.
- No discounts, gift cards, or free add-ons in exchange for a review.
- Verified badge means the review is mirrored on a public profile.
Roof inspection reviews in Albuquerque, NM
2 homeowner reviews from Albuquerque and the surrounding area.
Marcus T.
EDo, Albuquerque, NM · Commercial inspection
Downtown building had six leaks after monsoon. The scope of work Roof Doctor NM wrote is what got us three real apples-to-apples bids.
Inspected March 2026
Roof inspection reviews in Corrales, NM
2 homeowner reviews from Corrales and the surrounding area.
David & Elena R.
Corrales, NM · Pre-purchase
Under contract on a Corrales house. The pre-purchase report caught two hidden layers the seller's disclosure missed. Got an $18k credit at closing.
Inspected May 2026
Anna M.
Corrales, NM · Homeowner inspection
Contractor wanted to tear off the whole tile roof. Roof Doctor said the tiles were fine — the underlayment was 40 years old. Lift-and-relay, half the price.
Inspected June 2026
Roof inspection reviews in Las Cruces, NM
1 homeowner review from Las Cruces and the surrounding area.
Rachel B.
Las Cruces, NM · Homeowner inspection
The foam still had structural integrity — the coating didn't. One walk-through saved us a $28k tear-off we didn't need.
Inspected May 2026
Roof inspection reviews in Los Ranchos, NM
1 homeowner review from Los Ranchos and the surrounding area.
Carlos V.
Los Ranchos, NM · Homeowner inspection
Finally a NM roofing guy who tells you what you don't need to buy. Report was the most thorough thing I've ever seen on my house.
Inspected April 2026
Roof inspection reviews in Rio Rancho, NM
1 homeowner review from Rio Rancho and the surrounding area.
James P.
Ventana Ranch, Rio Rancho, NM · Bid review
Bid review flagged that the 'lifetime warranty' voided if we used the wrong underlayment — which the contractor had specced. Renegotiated the whole scope.
Inspected April 2026
Roof inspection reviews in Santa Fe, NM
1 homeowner review from Santa Fe and the surrounding area.
Mike H.
Santa Fe, NM · Homeowner inspection
Independent, direct, no upsell. Got the report in 48 hours exactly as promised. Matched us with a small NM crew that beat the storm-chaser bid by $9k.
Inspected June 2026
Common questions
About these reviews
Are these reviews verified?
Every review published here comes from a homeowner I actually inspected for. Reviews marked verified have been matched to a public Google Business Profile review; unverified entries are shared with permission but not yet mirrored publicly, so they are excluded from the site's rating schema.
How do I leave a review after my inspection?
After every completed inspection you get a review request with a direct Google link. You can also call or text (505) 595-7203 and I'll send it again. I never ask for a review before you've seen your findings.
Do you filter out negative reviews?
No. I don't gate reviews, offer incentives, or ask you to send criticism privately first. If an inspection missed something, I want that on the record — it's the only thing that keeps an independent inspector honest.
Which New Mexico areas do these reviews come from?
Albuquerque and the metro (Rio Rancho, Corrales, Los Ranchos, Bernalillo, Placitas, the East Mountains), plus Santa Fe, Los Lunas, Belen, Edgewood, Espanola, Los Alamos, Taos and Las Cruces.
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