Aerial drone view of a finished shingle roof during a Plus Ultra Roofing inspection

See your roof the way we do.

A free ten minute drone flyover, then an honest report in your inbox. You don't need to be home.

Get my free roof report

Three details. That's the whole ask.

Your name, your email, and the address of the roof. That's everything we need to fly it.

A member of the Plus Ultra Roofing team will reach out within 24 hours to set a day that suits you. After the flyover, your report lands by email: real photos of your roof and a plain-language read on what they show.

If your roof's in good shape, the report will say so. We'd rather earn your trust now than your roof job before it's due.

We need a name to put on the report.
The report is delivered by email, so we need this one.
We need the address to know which roof to fly.

The report's free and yours to keep, whatever you decide.

From your kitchen table to a full aerial read, in four moves.

You send three details

Name, email, and the address of the roof. Twenty seconds, right on this page.

A member of our team reaches out within 24 hours

One quick email to pick a day for the flyover, or a call if you'd rather leave a number. Roofs are the family trade, and we've been on them our whole lives.

A ten minute flyover

The drone photographs every slope, valley, and flashing line from above. You don't need to be home for it.

The report lands in your inbox

Real photos of your roof with a plain-language read from Mackenzie: what's solid, what's worth watching, and what to deal with soon.

Then nothing. No sales pitch.

That's the printed promise on the flyer, and it's the real one. If your roof's fine, the report says so and we leave you alone.

What the report actually looks like

Not a brochure. Photos of your own roof, marked plainly: yellow means worth watching, red means deal with soon.

An example of what you'll receive
Mackenzie Mazerolle, Plus Ultra Roofing
Your roof report, 24 Birchfield Dr

Attached are the drone photos from the flyover at 24 Birchfield Dr, along with my read on what they show.

Worth watching Deal with soon
Top-down drone photo of a shingle roof

Main slopes: solid

Shingles are laying flat and sealed. Plenty of life left up there.

Aerial drone photo of roof valleys and turret

South valley: worth watching

Granule wear starting in the valley line. Nothing urgent. Have it looked at again in a couple of years.

Kind regards,
Mackenzie

The same roofs, from the same sky.

Every photo here is ours: the same drone, flying the same addresses, before and after the work.

Aerial view of twin turret roof before replacement
Before
Aerial view of twin turret roof after replacement
After
Aerial view of cone turret roof before replacement
Before
Aerial view of cone turret roof after replacement
After
Front elevation of home before roof replacement
Before
Front elevation of home after roof replacement
After

Third-generation roofers. The drone is just the newest tool.

CertainTeed ShingleMaster certification

CertainTeed ShingleMaster

Factory-certified installers. The certification is CertainTeed's, the standards are ours.

5.0 on Google

Every review is from a real roof in this area, and we can point you to any of them.

Licensed, insured, and local

Third-generation, locally owned and operated. The trucks you'll see are ours and the people in them are too.

Serving Greater Moncton, Riverview and Dieppe.

Fair questions

Is it really free?

Yes. The flyover and the report cost you nothing. Some roofs we scan need work and some don't, but either way you'll know where you stand, and you'll know who flew it. That's worth it to us.

Do I need to be home?

You don't. The drone works from above and our pilot works from the street. If you'd like to watch it fly, say so when we reach out and we'll time it so you're around.

Will you call me after the report?

Only if you ask us to, or if we spot something that genuinely can't wait. Otherwise the report is the last you'll hear from us.

What does the drone actually see?

Shingle condition, granule wear, flashing lines, valleys, ridge caps, chimneys, and anything lifting or out of place. It gets closer than a ladder ever safely does, and it photographs everything it sees.

What if the report finds a problem?

The report tells you plainly, with the photos to back it up. What you do next is up to you. Our honest advice is to get three to five quotes if it comes to that, and one of them can be ours if you'd like.

Your roof has a story. We'll show you the whole thing.

Twenty seconds now. A full aerial report in your inbox after we fly.

Get my free roof report