Independent NM inspector

Short-Term Rental Roof Inspection in New Mexico

A guest-injury claim from a falling gutter or ice-dam collapse is uninsurable liability once you've been notified of the defect. If you rent short-term in NM — Santa Fe, Taos, Ruidoso, ABQ, Rio Rancho — a signed inspection report before the season either clears you to operate or gives you a documented list to fix. Either way, you're protected.

What you get

A defensible written report — not a sales pitch

Guest-safety-focused walk (gutters, ice-dams, cap loose)

STR-carrier-friendly written report

Between-checkout scheduling

Multi-property portfolio pricing

Snow-load specific for Taos, Ruidoso, north-central NM

Signed and dated — attach to your STR insurance file

Scope of work

What this covers

Guest-safety focused walk of every accessible slope. Gutter attachment, downspout drainage, and ice-dam risk. Ridge cap and edge-metal secure attachment (wind-lift risk). Snow-load scoring for Taos, Ruidoso, and north-central NM properties. Signage / lighting attachment audit if roof-mounted. Written report formatted for STR insurance underwriters. Between-checkout scheduling — no guest disruption.

Right fit

Who this is for

NM Airbnb, VRBO, and short-term rental owners. Santa Fe, Taos, Ruidoso, ABQ, and Rio Rancho STR operators. Property managers with multi-property STR portfolios. STR-specialty insurance renewals (Proper, Slice, Obie). Owners wanting documented defense against guest-injury claims.

Pricing

What it costs in New Mexico

Single STR Property — $299 Detailed w/ Safety Deep-Dive — $499 Multi-Property Portfolio (5+) — $249/property Storm-Season Re-Inspection (returning clients) — $199 Most single-property STR inspections are $299–$499. Multi-property discount kicks in at 5 properties.

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

Common questions

Why do I need this for an Airbnb?

Because a guest-injury claim from a falling gutter or ice-dam collapse is uninsurable liability territory once you're notified of a defect. A signed inspection report before the season either clears you to operate or gives you a documented list to fix — either way, you're not the one holding the bag when a guest slips.

Does my STR insurance require this?

Increasingly yes. STR-specialty carriers (Proper, Slice, Obie) now ask for third-party roof condition at binding and renewal. A signed report typically satisfies them for 2–3 years.

Can I schedule around bookings?

Yes. I inspect exterior-only, no interior access needed, and can work between check-outs. Most single-property STRs done in under 90 minutes.

Service area

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

Related inspections

Other reports NM homeowners book with this one

Send photos + get a quote

Send me photos — I'll review your short-term rental roof inspection in new mexico 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 short-term rental roof inspection in new mexico 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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