Independent NM inspector
(505) 595-7203
Roof Doctor NM
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Google Business Profile — copy/paste kit

Everything you need to fill out or refresh the Google Business Profile: NAP, categories, service list, 30 rotating posts, and 20 seed Q&A. Not indexed.

NAP

Name · Address · Phone

Roof Doctor NM
Albuquerque, NM (by appointment only)
(505) 595-7203
roofdoctornm@gmail.com
https://roofdoctornm.com
Categories

Primary + secondary

Primary: Roofing Consultant

Secondary:
• Building Consultant
• Home Inspector
• Consultant
• Roofing Contractor (optional — only if GBP requires a roofing category)
Services

Service list

• Independent Roof Inspection
• Written Scope of Work
• Bid Review
• Insurance Claim Photo Documentation
• Pre-Purchase Roof Inspection
• Post-Storm Roof Inspection
• HOA Roof Approval Package
• Real-Estate Agent Roof Report
• Roof Maintenance Plan
• Video Walk-Around Inspection
Posts

30 GBP posts — rotate weekly

One post per week for ~7 months. Each is under 1,500 chars and links back to a specific page on the site.

Post #1
Sign anything for a new roof yet? Get an independent $149 written report first — I don't sell roofs, so my only job is telling you the truth about yours.
Post #2
Storm chaser knocked on your door? Before you sign, call us for a free walk-around. 20+ years in NM roofing, zero installs.
Post #3
Insurance adjuster low-balled you? Our photo-documented report gives you leverage. $149 flat. Book at roofdoctornm.com.
Post #4
Buying a home in Albuquerque? A pre-purchase roof inspection catches $10K–$25K surprises before closing. Book online.
Post #5
Selling? A written roof report clears buyer objections in 24 hours. Same-week scheduling.
Post #6
Your roof warranty may require documented annual maintenance. Our Roof Care plan does the paperwork for you.
Post #7
Foam roof chalking? White powder blowing off? That's UV breakdown. Book a free walk-around — we'll tell you whether you need recoat or replace.
Post #8
Tile slipped after monsoon winds? We'll inspect, photograph, and write a scope any roofer can bid apples-to-apples.
Post #9
Getting three quotes? Great — but they'll all be for different scopes. A $149 written scope of work makes them comparable.
Post #10
HOA making you jump through hoops for a re-roof? We write the HOA approval package: material specs, color, drawings.
Post #11
Metal roof on the horizon? We spec panel gauge, clip type, and underlayment BEFORE you sign a contract.
Post #12
Flat roof leaking at a scupper? 80% of flat-roof leaks are at penetrations, not the field. We know where to look.
Post #13
Hail hit the East Mountains last week. If your roof took a beating, book a free walk-around before your claim window closes.
Post #14
20 years inside NM roofing companies taught me one thing: homeowners lose when nobody is in their corner. That's my whole job now.
Post #15
Contractor telling you the whole roof needs replacement? Get a second, independent opinion. Sometimes it's true. Sometimes it's not.
Post #16
Rio Rancho, Corrales, Los Lunas, Placitas — we cover the whole metro plus Santa Fe. No trip charge inside the standard service area.
Post #17
New Mexico UV kills roofs faster than the manufacturer rating. That's why maintenance matters more here than almost anywhere.
Post #18
Every report includes: condition summary, photo evidence, remaining service life estimate, and a written scope for repair or replacement.
Post #19
The $149 report is yours to keep, forever, even if you never hire another roofer. That's the whole point.
Post #20
Bid Review: send us your three quotes, we tell you which one is honest, which one is padded, and which one is skipping the flashing.
Post #21
Skylight leaking? Nine times out of ten it's the flashing, not the glass. Book a diagnostic and we'll confirm.
Post #22
Solar panels going on your roof? Get an independent roof inspection FIRST. Solar installers don't warranty your roof.
Post #23
Gutters vs. gutter guards vs. no gutters — depends on your roof pitch and tree cover. We have a scorer for that at roofdoctornm.com/gutter-guard-scorer.
Post #24
Chimney flashing is the #1 leak source we find. If yours is caulked instead of stepped, book an inspection.
Post #25
Attic ventilation is undersized on most 1970s–1990s ABQ homes. It's cooking your shingles. We check every visit.
Post #26
Ice dams aren't just a Northeast problem — East Mountain and Santa Fe roofs get them too. Winter inspection catches this early.
Post #27
TPO vs. PVC vs. modified bit for a flat roof? We compare all three at roofdoctornm.com/warranty-and-materials.
Post #28
Free walk-around means free — no report, no obligation, no upsell. If you want the written report, that's $149.
Post #29
We contract with 15+ NM roofing companies so we can match your job to the right shop — small, mid, or regional.
Post #30
Not sure what you need? Take our 60-second matching quiz at roofdoctornm.com/match.
Q&A

20 seed Q&A

Paste these into the GBP Q&A section (owner-answered). This blocks bad-faith competitor Q&A and pre-answers what buyers actually ask.

Q&A #1

Do you install or repair roofs?

No — that is intentional. Roof Doctor NM is an independent inspection and consulting practice. We inspect, document, spec, and match you to a vetted contractor. Not selling installs is what keeps the report honest.
Q&A #2

How much does a roof inspection cost?

The on-site walk-around is free anywhere in New Mexico. If you want the written report, that's $149 flat. Larger, tiered reports for complex or commercial roofs are $349–$1500+ depending on system, size, and complexity.
Q&A #3

What's included in the $149 report?

Photo-documented condition summary, remaining service life estimate, code and manufacturer notes, and a written scope of work any contractor can bid apples-to-apples. Delivered within 48 hours of inspection.
Q&A #4

How is this different from a contractor's free inspection?

A contractor's free inspection is a sales visit — their revenue depends on selling you work. Ours doesn't. Our revenue is the report fee, so we have no incentive to over-diagnose or under-diagnose.
Q&A #5

Do you work with insurance claims?

Yes. We document damage with dated photos and write a scope that matches the way adjusters read reports. We are not public adjusters — we don't negotiate the claim, we document the roof.
Q&A #6

Can you inspect a home I'm about to buy?

Yes. Pre-purchase inspections are our fastest-growing category. We schedule within a week and turn the report in 48 hours so it fits inside a normal inspection contingency.
Q&A #7

Do you serve outside Albuquerque?

Yes — the whole ABQ metro (Rio Rancho, Corrales, Los Lunas, Belen, Bernalillo, Placitas, East Mountains), plus Santa Fe, Los Alamos, and most of the I-25 corridor. No trip charge inside the standard service area.
Q&A #8

Are you licensed?

We are intentionally not a licensed roofing contractor — that would create a conflict of interest with the inspection work. Our credentials are 20+ years inside NM roofing companies (Operations Manager, Sales Manager, General Manager at $10–25M/yr firms). A certificate of insurance is provided at booking.
Q&A #9

How fast can you get here?

Standard scheduling is within a week. Storm and pre-closing situations move to same or next-day.
Q&A #10

What roofing systems do you inspect?

Architectural shingle, 3-tab, concrete tile, clay tile, metal (standing seam, R-panel), foam (SPF), TPO, PVC, EPDM, modified bitumen, and tar-and-gravel BUR. We spec repair or replacement for all of them.
Q&A #11

How do you pick which contractors to recommend?

We contract with 15+ small, mid, and regional NM roofing companies. Matching is by roof system, budget, warranty needs, and timeline — never by marketing spend. Homeowners are free to bid outside the bench too.
Q&A #12

Do you offer a warranty?

We warranty our findings — if we miss something documentable within 12 months, we re-inspect and revise the report at no charge. We do not warranty the installed roof (that comes from your contractor).
Q&A #13

Can you write a scope of work I can hand to any contractor?

Yes — that's the core deliverable. The scope specifies underlayment, flashing type, fastener pattern, ventilation, and manufacturer requirements. Contractors bid the same scope, so bids become apples-to-apples.
Q&A #14

Do you review contractor bids I already have?

Yes. Bid Review is $199 flat and covers up to three bids. We flag scope gaps, misclassified materials, and pricing red flags.
Q&A #15

How long does an inspection take?

Walk-arounds are 45–60 minutes. Full report inspections are 90 minutes to 3 hours depending on roof size and complexity.
Q&A #16

Can you inspect while I'm not home?

Yes, with gate/access instructions. We text photos throughout and email the summary. Full report delivery is unchanged.
Q&A #17

Do you inspect commercial roofs?

Yes — TPO, PVC, EPDM, modbit, foam, and BUR. Commercial reports start at $749 depending on square footage and system complexity.
Q&A #18

What about HOA-approved reroofs?

We write the HOA package: material spec, color chip, drawings, and manufacturer data sheets. Package turnaround is typically 5 business days.
Q&A #19

Is a video inspection an option?

Yes. If we can't get to the roof same-day or you need a low-cost second opinion, we offer a video walk-around. Book at /text-a-photo or /free-inspection.
Q&A #20

How do I pay?

Card, ACH, or check. Report payment is due at delivery, not before the inspection. Maintenance plans are billed monthly or annually.