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OUR STEPS FOR YOUR COMMERCIAL ROOF INSPECTION:
1)Determining if the roof has any guarantees that are active
2)Closely examining building records and interviewing the building's occupants
3)Carefully inspecting the roof's interior system
4)Inspecting the building envelope
5)Inspecting the rooftop
6)Inspecting the roof perimeter and then the roof field
7)Inspecting roof-based accessories and equipment
8)Determining multiple options for action
9)Submitting a proposal for the agreed-upon roofing solutions

--Top Reasons Why Commercial Building Owners Should Get a Roof Inspection--
Roof inspections aren't just another expenditure. Here's the approach smart building owners take:

--Being Proactive about Repairs--
A roof is, quite literally, your top barrier against the elements. No one appreciates a leaky roof, so getting an inspector to find the problem areas will help you patch up the small problems before they become too much of a hindrance.

--Finding Issues Before They Become Critical--
The longer a damaged roof remains unfixed, the more likely an inspector will find that the entire roof needs to be replaced--and this option is much more expensive than any one repair job alone. By getting that inspection done sooner and on a regular basis, you'll forego all the stress of major construction and a dent to your bank account.

--Discovering Money-Saving Options--
Whether the inspector finds a small or large problem with your roof, they'll have insider knowledge on what types of materials are reasonably priced that also fit your roof's needs. They may even provide you with tips on how to maintain upkeep on your roof between inspections, so it's even less likely they'll find damage the next time they visit.

--What Does a Commercial Roofing Inspector Look For?--
While a commercial roofing inspector can find any number of issues with a roof, here are some of the more common issues they might uncover:

--Faulty Seams--
Roofing seams are considered the weakest part of the roof while also being the most important. When the seams fail, the entire roofing structure may fall apart. An inspector will check to be sure that all the adhesives are still in place.

--Damaged Flashing--
Inspectors will also check your the flashing, the covering that is supposed to prevent water leaks. If any flashing is damaged, you'll want it replaced right away.

--Weak Joints--
Around your chimney, vents, and pipes, inspectors will look for weak spots in the joints and corners. Water can potentially leak through any of these areas if the joints are damaged.

--Blistering or Curling Shingles--
Depending on the climate, weather and heat can warp your shingles. Once they've lost their original shape, the shingles no longer function properly, and they might as well not be there at all.

--Ponding Water--
This issue will mostly be found on flat roofs. Without proper drainage, flat roofs run the risk of collecting rainwater until the roof begins to sag, which could lead to even worse problems.


Finding an issue with your roof is never pleasant. The construction and cost add up to more stress than you'd prefer. However, by getting a commercial roof inspection regularly, you have a better chance of avoiding larger roof repairs and, therefore, higher repair costs. Roof inspectors can advise you on roof upkeep so that you don't have to worry about future issues, or they can help you save money in the event that your roof does need work. Don't wait too long because the cost of repairs will outweigh the cost of an inspection.