Our experienced roofing technicians conduct thorough inspections to assess the build-up of roofing systems, identifying existing and potential issues. Where necessary, small sections of the roof covering are carefully removed and reinstated to maintain integrity while allowing for a full evaluation.
Each survey is supported by a detailed photographic report outlining roof condition, immediate and long-term maintenance requirements, and height compliance recommendations.
On slate and tiled roofs, a visual inspection only gets you so far. An invasive survey means carefully removing and reinstating sections of the covering to check the condition of fixings,battens, underlay, flashings and rooflights. Our technicians use appropriate access and safety equipment so the inspection is thorough without putting anyone at risk.
Core sampling is how you find out whether a flat roof is wet. A coring tool extracts a sample down to the structural deck, the sample is analysed for moisture content and the core is resealed with a material suited to the roof type. It is the difference between knowing a roof needs replacing and guessing.
Our survey reports provide a clear understanding of:
You will not only receive a complete overview of your roof’s present condition, you will also have peace of mind and assurance that the information and recommendations are the best solution for you.
There are many benefits using SUA's to survey roofs if carried out correctly and within the parameters of the aircraft and procedures approved by the CAA.
There are two types of electronic leak detection equipment, which represent the best technologies available for leak detection in roofs.
A moisture scanning survey offers a fast and non-invasive method of surveying moisture conditions in roofing and waterproofing systems.
