Commercial Roof Inspection

You should have your commercial roof inspected at least twice a year—ideally in the spring and fall—to stay ahead of seasonal changes. Routine inspections are part of a preventative maintenance plan that helps identify minor issues before they become costly repairs. It’s also smart to schedule an inspection after severe weather events like hail, high winds, or heavy snow, since even hidden damage can shorten the lifespan of your roof. Along with inspections, incorporating regular maintenance tasks such as clearing drains, checking flashings, and sealing vulnerable areas keeps your system in top condition. And when unexpected issues do arise, having a trusted partner ready for reactive repairs ensures problems are resolved quickly, minimizing disruption to your business and protecting your investment.

During a commercial roof inspection, we carefully examine all critical components to ensure reliable performance. This includes checking the membrane for punctures or cracks, reviewing flashings and seams for weak spots, and evaluating the drainage system to prevent ponding water. We also look for signs of leaks, moisture intrusion, and general wear that could compromise your roof. By addressing these areas, our inspections give you a clear picture of your roof’s condition and the steps needed to maintain it.

A detailed roof inspection report is a useful tool when filing an insurance claim. It provides:

• Clear documentation of your roof’s condition before and after damage.
• Photographs and notes that highlight problem areas.
• Professional assessments to validate repair or replacement needs.
• Support for claim approval, helping reduce disputes with adjusters.
• A smoother, faster process, often leading to a more successful outcome.