Most home-project regret happens because a decision was made before the concern was fully understood. The Home Protection Review is how we fix that — one visit, a written report, a clear next step. Then we repair, restore, or remodel.
The work changes from project to project. The approach doesn't. Every Garza project — repair, restoration, or remodel — starts with documentation, scope clarity, and a clear next step before money is spent.
Roof repair, roof replacement planning, hail and storm damage documentation, and drone-based roof inspection. The roof is usually where a homeowner's concern starts — and where the documentation tells us what the project actually is.
Every project starts with a Home Protection Review.
Repair and restoration planning after leaks, storm damage, or visible home damage — including drywall and sheetrock repair, interior painting, and finish-side restoration work. Specialist scopes like water mitigation, mold work, or structural evaluation get a specialist referral when that's the right call.
Every project starts with a Home Protection Review.
Kitchen remodels, bathroom remodels, additions, ADU ideas, and larger project planning. Most remodel regret traces back to a scope decision made before the home was actually documented — the Home Protection Review is designed to surface those issues before the budget is locked in.
Every project starts with a Home Protection Review.
One framework. One report. One clear next step — whether the answer is a repair, a remodel, or "no project needed."
We use the same simple framework on every project — roof, restoration, remodel, or "is this even the right project" — so homeowners always know where they are and what comes next.
A documentation-led review of the roof, exterior, interior, and the home concerns you've noticed — captured with photos and written observations, not opinions.
We help clarify the concern, scope, budget priorities, and whether the project you're considering is even the right project — before money is spent.
If repair, replacement, restoration, or remodel work makes sense, you get a contractor-side scope and a clean handoff. If it doesn't, we say so.
A repeatable process that turns guesswork into documentation.
You share what you're seeing — a leak, a hot room, a storm, an aging roof, a kitchen or bath you're thinking about, or a remodel idea you're not sure about.
We inspect the roof and related home concerns and document visible conditions on site.
You receive a written report with photos and observations — yours to keep, share, or reference.
If a project is needed, we help clarify what's actually in scope — and what isn't.
We help you understand priorities so the budget conversation isn't built on guesswork.
Repair, replacement, contractor review, specialist referral, or no action — clearly explained.
Every Home Protection Review ends with a written report you keep — photos, observations, and clearly-marked next steps. No verbal mystery. No pressure to decide on the spot.
Most home-project regret happens because a decision was made before the actual concern was understood. The Home Protection Review is designed to fix that.
A roofer is called for a leak. The roof gets replaced. The leak comes back — because the actual source was a flashing detail, an HVAC condensation issue, or a remodel transition that nobody documented.
The Home Protection Review captures the actual visible conditions across the roof and related concerns. From that record, the scope and the right next step become obvious — sometimes that's a project, sometimes it isn't.
Quotes come in wildly different. The homeowner can't tell why. Decisions get made on price alone — and the project that actually solves the concern gets skipped.
Once the visible conditions are documented, we help you understand what's actually in scope — and what isn't — so the budget conversation is built on something real.
A Home Protection Review isn't a roof-only conversation. We help homeowners get clear on the concerns most likely to drive a real decision in the next twelve months.
Visible roof condition, wear, and storm-related observations — captured with drone documentation.
Before a kitchen remodel locks in, we help document related concerns — moisture, ventilation, layout, exterior openings, and visible repair needs — that quietly affect the plan.
Bathroom remodels often surface plumbing, ventilation, or moisture concerns that weren't part of the original quote. The Home Protection Review surfaces them first.
We document the visible exterior and interior signs and help you decide whether a contractor review is warranted.
Comfort concerns are often a roof, insulation, ventilation, or HVAC issue — sometimes all four. We help untangle which.
Heat loss and air loss observations — what's visible from the roof, attic access, and exterior openings — documented for follow-up.
Exterior openings and water-management details often impact projects homeowners assumed were "just roofing" or "just remodel."
Before kitchen, bath, or larger remodel decisions are locked in, a Home Protection Review can flag related concerns that affect the project plan.
One visit. A clean written report. A clear next step — whether the answer is a roof repair, a kitchen remodel, or "no project needed right now." That's how we'd want a company to treat our own homes.
