Independent NM inspector

Property Manager Roof Inspection

Managing NM rentals? I deliver portfolio-scheduled independent roof inspections — pre-tenant baseline, post-tenant comparison, annual maintenance, and defensible tenant-damage documentation. Volume pricing, per-property PDF, and no roofing bid attached.

What you get

A defensible written report — not a sales pitch

Portfolio scheduling with rolling annual walks

Pre-tenant baseline photo record + post-tenant comparison walk

Tenant damage tagging: wear vs event vs tenant-caused (defensible)

Annual maintenance inspection for warranty compliance across the portfolio

Volume pricing starting at 5 properties

24-hour urgent-finding flag with photo evidence

Scope of work

What this covers

Portfolio intake — address list + preferred turnaround window. Per-property walk (residential) or commercial protocol (>10k sq ft or flat systems). Standard per-property deliverable: photo grid, findings, remaining life, repair scope with NM market pricing, urgency flag (routine / 12-month / immediate). Pre-tenant baseline: full slope photo record with timestamps for move-in file. Post-tenant walk: side-by-side comparison to baseline, any damage tagged wear / event / tenant-caused with defensible photo evidence. Annual portfolio summary for owner reporting. Rolling schedule maintained — I remind you when properties are due.

Right fit

Who this is for

Property management firms with residential or small-commercial NM portfolios. Single-family rental investors with 3+ properties. Short-term rental operators (Airbnb, Vrbo) needing turnover-timed inspections. Building owners with mixed tenant types across a portfolio. Property managers documenting tenant damage for deposit disputes.

Pricing

What it costs in New Mexico

Portfolio walks — $199–$299 per property (residential) Volume discount — 15% at 5+ properties, 25% at 15+, negotiated at 40+ Commercial / flat systems — $499+ per building Pre-tenant baseline photo record — $149 Post-tenant comparison + damage tagging — $199 Annual portfolio summary — included at 5+ properties Most management firms budget $1k–$8k/mo depending on portfolio size and cadence. Independent damage documentation typically holds up in deposit disputes 95%+ of the time.

Report in 24–48 hrs No installer conflict All of NM
FAQ

Common questions

Can you inspect a portfolio on a schedule?

Yes — I work with several NM property management firms on rolling annual schedules. You give me the address list and turnaround window; I sequence the walks, deliver per-property reports, and flag anything urgent within 24 hours. Volume pricing kicks in at 5+ properties.

How do you handle tenant damage vs owner responsibility?

Objectively. Every finding is tagged wear vs event vs tenant-caused with photo evidence and a defensible cause-of-loss explanation. That's what you need for tenant deposit disputes, insurance claims, or owner disclosures — an independent third-party opinion, not the roofer who wants the repair contract.

Turnkey report — what's included?

Pre-tenant baseline (photos of every slope at move-in), post-tenant walk (comparison to baseline with any damage tagged), and a two-sided PDF summary suitable for tenant screening files or lease renewal decisions. Timestamped, GPS-tagged, and legally defensible if a dispute goes to small claims.

Service area

Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe & all New Mexico roofing service area

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Send photos + get a quote

Send me photos — I'll review your property manager roof inspection request

Before photos (optional)

The damage, leak, or current condition.

Up to 4 'before' photos.

After photos (optional)

Any repair attempts, tarping, or contractor work already done.

Up to 4 'after' photos.

Independent NM inspector — no contractor kickbacks, no sales pressure.

Next step

Get your property manager roof inspection scheduled

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.

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