FLAT ROOF SERVICES
Flat Roof Inspection
A proper flat roof inspection covers transitions, drainage, and membrane condition — not just a walk-around and a guess. You get a written report with photos, not just a verbal opinion.
What We Actually Check
Every flashing detail — parapet caps, termination bars, counter-flashing, skylight and chimney transitions. Every penetration — vent pipes, conduit, HVAC curbs. Drainage — whether water is reaching drains and scuppers or pooling short of them. Membrane condition — blistering, cracking, prior patch quality, and remaining service life.
Annual and Post-Storm Inspections
A yearly inspection before the winter rains catches small issues — a drying-out termination bar, an early seam separation — before they become active leaks. After a significant storm, a post-storm inspection checks for wind-lifted membrane edges and debris damage that might not be visible from the ground.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should a flat roof be inspected?
Annually at minimum, ideally before the winter rainy season, plus after any major storm with high winds.
Do you provide a written inspection report?
Yes — photos, specific findings, and clear next steps, not just a verbal summary.