Roofing Washington, One Home at a Time
A specialized evaluation of low-slope and membrane commercial roofs focused on drainage, seams, and ponding.
Commercial inspections address the flat and low-slope systems, from TPO and EPDM to PVC and built-up, that dominate Northwest business properties. We examine seams, membrane punctures, and drain function, since standing water is the leading threat on roofs that shed slowly in our wet climate. Rooftop HVAC curbs, penetrations, and parapet flashing get individual attention because they are frequent failure points. Facility managers receive a report that ties each finding to a maintenance or repair priority and a rough cost outlook.
Catch membrane seam and puncture failures early; verify drains and scuppers clear ponding water; protect rooftop equipment curbs and penetrations; give facility managers a prioritized, cost-aware action list
1) We identify the membrane type and its age; 2) we inspect seams, penetrations, and flashing for failures; 3) we test drainage and check for ponding; 4) we deliver a prioritized report with maintenance recommendations
Total roof square footage and layout; membrane type and number of penetrations; amount of rooftop equipment to inspect around; accessibility and safety-equipment requirements; depth of reporting for facility management
Inspect before the rainy season so drainage and ponding problems are corrected ahead of sustained downpours.