Commercial Roof Inspections
Thorough visual inspections that catch physical roof damage before it becomes a bigger problem.
A trained technician walks your entire roof, checking every seam, penetration, and drain for visible signs of wear or damage. It’s the first line of defense in roof maintenance — simple, thorough, and effective at catching problems a quick glance from the ground would miss.
How It Works
We physically walk the entire roof surface, inspecting membrane condition, flashing, seams, and penetrations like vents, pipes, and HVAC units. Photos are taken of any areas of concern, and every finding is documented and mapped so you have a clear picture of your roof’s condition.
Our Inspection Process
- Full walk of the roof surface, section by section
- Inspection of seams, flashing, and penetrations for wear or separation
- Check for ponding water, debris buildup, and drainage issues
- Photo documentation of every area of concern
What We Look For
- Membrane wear, blistering, or punctures
- Flashing and seam separation at edges and penetrations
- Ponding water and blocked or damaged drains
- Deteriorated pipe boots, vent seals, and HVAC curbs
- Parapet wall and coping condition
- Debris buildup that can trap moisture over time
What It's Good For
- Routine annual or semi-annual maintenance checks
- Pre-purchase or pre-lease property inspections
- Post-storm damage assessments
- Warranty compliance inspections
Roof Types We Inspect
Visual inspections apply to nearly every commercial roofing system, including single-ply membranes (TPO, PVC, EPDM), built-up and modified bitumen roofing, metal roofing, and thicker coverings like mastic asphalt or gravel-surfaced roofs.
Why It Matters
Most roof failures start small — a lifted seam, a clogged drain, a cracked pipe boot. A regular visual inspection catches these issues while they’re still a quick, inexpensive fix, long before they turn into a leak or a full replacement.
What You'll Receive
You’ll get a detailed report with photos of every area inspected, notes on current roof condition, and clear recommendations for any repairs needed — so you know exactly where your roof stands.
Common Questions
How often should I schedule a roof inspection?
Most commercial roofs benefit from an inspection at least twice a year, plus after any major storm.
Is a visual inspection enough on its own?
For general upkeep, yes — but pairing it with a thermal or impedance scan periodically helps catch hidden moisture that isn’t visible from the surface.
How long does an inspection take?
Most commercial roofs can be fully inspected in a few hours, depending on size and roof complexity.