Start With the Leak Source
We start where the water showed up inside, then work back across the government & municipal roofing roof until the entry point makes sense. That process keeps us from guessing at the repair.
Roof Conditions to Check
On this type of property, we pay close attention to aging systems with deferred or phased maintenance. We also check the surrounding roof so a small repair does not hide a larger problem.
- Aging systems with deferred or phased maintenance
- Leaks affecting records or public interiors
- Multiple roof sections and prior additions
- Documentation for budgeting and procurement
- Maintaining safe public access during work
Define the Repair Area
Once we find the failure, we mark the exact repair area and explain how far the work needs to extend. You also get photos of what we found.
Know When Replacement Is Due
If leaks are showing up in separate areas, we will tell you when another repair stops making financial sense. Wet insulation may require us to inspect the deck before we confirm the scope.
Set a Clear Work Zone
We agree on roof access and ground staging with your building contact. Everyone knows where the crew is working that day and which areas need to stay clear.
