Commercial Roof Certification

A commercial roof certification is a written document from a licensed roofing contractor stating that your roof is in good condition and is expected to remain leak-free for a set period, typically 1–5 years. It’s often required during property sales, refinancing, or insurance evaluations.

It includes a detailed evaluation of the roof’s surface, drainage systems, seams, flashings, and structural integrity. Any issues found must be repaired before certification is issued.

No, only a licensed, qualified roofing contractor can issue a valid commercial roof certification. Be sure to work with someone experienced in commercial roofing systems.

They have different purposes. A standard roof inspection identifies damage or maintenance issues, while a certified roof inspection includes documentation that verifies your roof’s overall condition and remaining service life. Certification provides official assurance to lenders, insurers, and buyers that your roof is structurally sound.

Most roof certifications remain valid for two to five years, depending on the roof’s age, material, and condition. Regular inspections or maintenance may be required to maintain certification status and keep warranties valid.

Yes — in fact, roof certifications are often issued after repairs or restoration work to verify the roof now meets performance standards. Our team can re-inspect after completing necessary repairs and issue certification once the roof passes all quality checks.