A clearer picture of your roof.
An appropriate assessment gives a starting point for decisions about condition, priorities and possible works. Agree the scope and access method in advance so that the report answers the questions you need it to.
What to consider
- Roof type, construction information and visible condition
- Accessible coverings, junctions, flashings and drainage
- Photographic records of relevant observations
- Recommended next steps and areas needing further investigation
Define the questions before the survey
Are you investigating a leak, planning capital expenditure or assessing a property? Share any previous reports and let us know which decisions the survey needs to support. Some concealed conditions may require separate investigation.
Your questions, answered
Will a visual survey find every defect?
No. A visual survey is limited by access and what can be seen. Concealed moisture, deck condition and other hidden issues may need additional investigation.
What should I send before a visit?
The site address, a description of the issue, existing roof information and any access restrictions provide a useful starting point.