Repair
Signs You Might Be Able to Repair
- Localized damage
- Minor leaks
- Shingles or siding in good condition
- Lower upfront cost
Exterior Health Check
A few minutes — longer if you check several areas. Ground-level photos. A clear next step — not a sales pitch.
Repair or Replace
These are the kinds of things homeowners show us in the Health Check — and what they often point to. Every home is different; these are common signs, not a diagnosis.
Repair
Replace
Rotting or damaged sidingIllustrative photo
Overflowing guttersIllustrative photo
Fogged windowsIllustrative photo
Your Options
A quick look at how the two paths differ. The Health Check helps you figure out which fits your home.
What You’ll Get
The Health Check sorts your situation into a direction — it is not a remote diagnosis and never a claim that replacement is required.
What you’re seeing suggests replacement may be worth planning for. We’d recommend a consultation to confirm in person and build options around your priorities and budget.
The picture isn’t clear enough to call from photos and answers alone. An in-person assessment is the right next step.
What you’re seeing may not need a full project yet. We’ll say so honestly — and tell you what to watch for.
The Process
Roofing, siding, windows, doors, decks / additions — or the full exterior if you’re not sure.
Plain-language questions about symptoms: leaks, damage, drafts, age concerns. No jargon.
Ground-level photos help us understand context. Optional — you can skip them.
A clear preliminary direction and what Diaz would do next. That’s it.
Photo safety: take photos standing safely on the ground. Never climb a ladder, walk a roof, or take risks for a photo — if we can’t see it from the ground, we’ll come see it ourselves.
Start the Health Check — or talk with a person instead.