Services
Every page below says what the work covers, how it runs and what decides the price, before anyone asks you for a number.
Commercial roof inspection
Know what is on your roof before it decides for you
A walked inspection of every accessible roof area, with photographs placed on a plan, a condition rating for each section and a repair list ordered by what it costs you to wait.
- Every accessible section walked
- The details, where roofs actually fail
- Drainage and where water sits
- Rooftop equipment and traffic
What moves the price Roof area · Number of sections · Access
Drone roof inspection
See the roof without putting anyone on it
An aerial survey of the roof surface, the upper details and the things a person on the deck cannot see, for buildings that are large, tall, steep or unsafe to walk.
- A close range image set of the surface
- Angles a walk cannot give
- A plan view of the whole roof
- Equipment and congestion recorded
What moves the price Roof area and building height · Where the building sits · Weather
Hail damage roof inspection
Get the damage recorded while it still looks like hail
An inspection after a hailstorm, with test areas marked, impacts photographed and dated, and a written account of what is fresh damage and what was already on the roof.
- Marked test areas on each roof section
- Soft metals and ground level evidence
- The roof details checked for impact
- Dated and located photographs
What moves the price Roof area and number of sections · The covering · Access
Infrared roof moisture survey
Find the wet insulation before you pay to replace a whole roof
A thermal survey of the roof after dark, with suspected wet areas marked on the membrane, checked on the roof and drawn on a moisture map you can price work from.
- A scan of the roof after dark
- Suspect areas marked on the roof
- Readings checked on the spot
- A moisture map on a plan
What moves the price Roof area · Surface and cover · Night access
Roof inspection report
Buy the document, not the visit
A roof inspection report written to be handed to somebody else: findings numbered and placed on a plan, photographs dated and located, ratings with the reasoning behind them, and a repair list in order.
- A description of what is on the building
- Findings numbered and located
- Photographs tied to the numbers
- Condition ratings with the reasoning
What moves the price Roof area and number of sections · Whether a roof plan exists · What the reader requires
Not sure which one you need?
Describe the building and what it is doing. If the answer is a different piece of work from the one you came for, we will say so, and if it is nothing at all we will say that too.