Commercial Roof Inspections

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Commercial Roof Inspections

Advanced Technology for Enhanced Precision

In the realm of commercial roofing, ensuring the longevity and structural soundness of your roofing system is paramount. Traditional roof inspections can be time-consuming and often fail to reveal underlying issues. This is where our cutting-edge technology comes into play.

Thermal Drone Inspections:

We employ state-of-the-art thermal drones equipped with high-resolution infrared cameras to perform comprehensive roof inspections. These specialized drones capture thermal images of your roofing system, allowing us to analyze temperature differentials across the roof’s surface. This innovative approach provides a quick and detailed overview of your roof’s condition, pinpointing areas with potential issues, such as moisture infiltration or insulation problems.

Our thermal drone inspections are versatile and suitable for various commercial roofing types, including:

Single Ply Roofing
Built-Up/Multi-Ply Roofing
Thicker Roof Coverings, such as mastic asphalt, thick gravel, and stone-surfaced roofing.

ASTM D7954 Non-Destructive Impedance Scanners:

In addition to thermal drones, we utilize non-destructive impedance scanners to further assess your roof’s integrity. These scanners effectively detect moisture and insulation issues without causing any damage to your roofing system. By conducting impedance scans, we can identify issues that may not be evident during a visual inspection.

By incorporating thermal drone inspections and non-destructive impedance scanning into your regular roof maintenance routine, you can significantly extend the life of your commercial roofing system. These advanced technologies allow for early detection of problems, which can save you time and money by preventing extensive damage and costly repairs down the road.

Essential Applications for Thermal and Impedance Scanning

For projects involving installing a coating system over an existing roof or installing a roof re-cover, it’s essential to check for any trapped moisture or aqueous insulation. If these issues are present, they must be addressed before the new system is installed. This preventive measure is crucial for averting potential future bacterial growth.