Flat roofs, low slopes and big liabilities, handled
Ponding water, failed seams and drain problems can hide in plain sight. We investigate commercial roofs for owners and property managers.
What the inspector examines
- Membrane condition: blistering, splits, punctures and shrinkage
- Seams, laps and terminations
- Drains, scuppers and ponding areas
- Parapet walls, curbs and coping
- HVAC and rooftop equipment penetrations
- Signs of moisture intrusion and past repairs
How the investigation works
We walk the whole surface, trace every drain path and photograph transitions where commercial roofs fail first. You get findings organized so a manager can act on them.
- Free inspection
- Photo evidence
- Plain-English notes
- No sales pressure
What lands in your hands
- Photo-documented condition report
- Prioritized issues with locations
- Notes for budgeting and maintenance planning
- A neutral second opinion on bids you have received
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of commercial roofs do you inspect?
Flat and low-slope roofs including TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen and built-up systems, plus metal and shingle roofs on commercial buildings.
Can you coordinate with building management?
Yes. Tell us who to contact for access and we will arrange it.
How often should a commercial roof be inspected?
At least annually and after major storms is a common recommendation.
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