Independent NM inspector

Townhome & Duplex Roof Inspection in New Mexico

Townhome and duplex roofs leak at the party wall — every time. Nobody wants to pay, everybody blames the neighbor, and the water damage grows. I read the CC&R, walk the full roof, and give you a report both sides can act on without lawyering up.

What you get

A defensible written report — not a sales pitch

CC&R / party-wall agreement review before inspection

Full-roof walk (both sides recommended)

Party-wall parapet cap and shared valley documentation

Owner-vs-owner responsibility attribution per finding

Joint neighbor inspections available at split pricing

Report format designed to prevent legal disputes

Scope of work

What this covers

CC&R or party-wall agreement review to establish responsibility framework. Full walk of the shared roof with photo documentation. Party-wall parapet cap, shared valley, and boundary-flashing detail focus. Cause-vs-wear determination on every finding. Responsibility attribution (yours / neighbor's / shared) tied to CC&R references. Written report designed to be shared with the adjacent owner without triggering escalation.

Right fit

Who this is for

Townhome and duplex owners in ABQ, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, and Los Lunas. Owners with a leak they suspect starts on the neighbor's side. HOA-governed townhome communities. Buyers under contract on a townhome wanting neighbor-boundary documentation. Attorneys documenting party-wall disputes.

Pricing

What it costs in New Mexico

Single-Side Townhome Report — $349 Joint Full-Roof Report (split with neighbor) — $499 total ($249.50/side) Detailed w/ CC&R Analysis — $649 Attorney-Grade Party-Wall Dispute Report — $1,500+ Most townhome calls are $349–$649. Joint inspections with the neighbor are the best value — one report, half the cost each.

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

Common questions

Who's responsible for a townhome shared roof?

It depends on the CC&R or party-wall agreement. I read the governing document before I inspect and attribute every finding to the responsible party — you, your neighbor, or shared responsibility. Prevents the 'not my leak' dispute.

What about the party wall itself?

Party-wall parapet caps and shared valley flashings are the #1 townhome leak source. I document those separately with photos both parties can see, so the repair conversation starts with facts instead of blame.

Can you inspect just my side?

Yes, but I recommend inspecting the full roof if your neighbor agrees. A shared roof problem misdiagnosed on one side becomes a leak on both sides within 12 months. Joint inspections split the cost and produce a document both parties own.

Service area

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

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Send me photos — I'll review your townhome & duplex 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.

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Next step

Get your townhome & duplex 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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