Austin & Central Texas
A focused inspection helps your team understand roof condition, storm damage, leaks, and maintenance priorities before work is planned.
Questions about your roof?
Look at visible condition, penetrations, flashing, and drainage.
Separate urgent protection from repairs that can be planned.
Use a clear report to guide maintenance, repair, or replacement.
A commercial inspection should connect visible roof condition to the building’s operation. Share leak history, prior repairs, roof plans, warranties, and access requirements before the visit.
Review the roof surface, seams or fasteners, flashing, penetrations, roof edges, and drainage. Accessible areas around HVAC equipment and service paths can reveal damage from traffic or earlier work. Record areas that cannot be accessed or evaluated.
After a significant storm, document displaced materials, debris impact, damaged rooftop details, and changes from earlier records. Photos and location descriptions help distinguish urgent protection from repairs that can be scheduled.
Map interior stains and the timing of leaks against roof drains, seams, equipment curbs, and penetrations. Water can travel within an assembly, so the visible ceiling stain is a starting point rather than proof of the entry location.
Ask for photographs, observed conditions, affected areas, priorities, and the limits of the inspection. Separate recommended repairs from further investigation, and identify any moisture testing or specialist assessment needed before specifying a replacement.
No. A visual inspection records accessible conditions. Suspected moisture beneath a membrane, concealed deck deterioration, or structural concerns may require separately agreed testing or specialist evaluation.
Confirm roof access, tenant schedules, safety requirements, equipment restrictions, and the person responsible for approving work. Provide interior access where needed to investigate reported leaks.
Work you can see
A clear next step
Start with the property location, leaks or damage, and your priorities. Call during office hours to discuss availability.
Talk through visible conditions, repair or replacement options, and anything that needs further investigation. Confirm access and inspection scope with the team.
Review the proposed materials, work, cleanup, price and written coverage before deciding. An enquiry is the beginning, not a commitment to replace your roof.
