What It Is
A full system check, not a guess from the ground
A real inspection covers the whole system, not just what's visible from the parking lot. Here is what gets checked.
Membrane condition across the full roof, not just sample areas
Flashing and penetrations at every vent, curb, and wall termination
Drainage and ponding water patterns
Insulation and moisture signs beneath the surface
Fastener and seam condition on mechanically attached systems
How It Works
What you actually get
The inspection itself is just the start. What matters is the report it produces.
Immediate Attention
Plan Ahead
Maintain
Good Condition
Every finding gets scored against this scale, so you know what is urgent and what can wait.
Get a real report on your roof's condition.
What It Costs And How Long It Lasts
One inspection, years of better decisions
An inspection costs far less than the mistakes it prevents, budgeting for a roof problem before it gets worse instead of discovering it during an emergency. Most inspections stay useful for informing decisions over the following year or two, not indefinitely.
FAQ
Straight answers
Is this the same as the moisture survey?
No. A moisture survey targets hidden water with scanning technology. An inspection is a broader visual and physical assessment of the whole system, drainage, flashing, membrane, and structure together.
How often should a commercial roof get inspected?
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Do I need this if my roof looks fine?
Most roof problems are invisible from the ground until they are expensive. An inspection catches what a walk by does not.
A roof you understand beats a roof you hope about
Real data, not a shrug and a maybe.
Budgeting for a roof without real information is guessing with a spreadsheet attached. An inspection turns that guess into a plan, with a timeline you can actually act on instead of react to.