Labels such as good, fair, or poor are only useful when the report explains their meaning. Two inspectors may use different rating systems. A single overall label can also conceal substantial variation across roof sections.
What to do next
Ask which components and observations support the rating. Review specific defects, limitations, and priorities rather than relying on the label alone. If a major purchase or project depends on the report, clarify unresolved areas before treating the rating as a complete decision tool.
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Contact Perkins Roofing to discuss your roof and the appropriate next step.