Roof Inspections

Protecting Your Roof, Protecting Your Property

At Property Diagnostics, we offer in-depth roof inspections designed to safeguard your property’s most vital shield—its roof. Our inspections go beyond surface checks, providing a detailed evaluation that ensures durability, performance, and long-term protection.

Customized Inspections for Key Roof Types

Different roofs require different approaches. Whether it’s an asphalt shingle, flat, or metal roof, we adapt our inspection process to the specific needs of each system.

Specialization Across Roofing Systems

Asphalt Shingle Roofs: We look for granule loss, damaged shingles, and weather-induced wear, assessing overall integrity and potential for leaks.
Flat Roofs: Our inspections focus on seams, drainage efficiency, and potential water ponding, identifying areas vulnerable to moisture damage or material failure.
Metal Roofs: We examine rust, seam quality, and fasteners to ensure durability and energy efficiency, addressing potential concerns before they escalate.

Maximizing Roof Performance with Preventive Care

We identify issues before they become costly repairs, ensuring your roof stays in top condition and reaches its full potential life cycle.

Collaborative Process

We work closely with property managers and owners, providing transparent communication throughout the inspection process to ensure your roof gets the attention it needs.

Our Roof Inspection Process

Initial Evaluation: We assess your roof’s unique condition and performance based on its material.
Thorough Examination: Our team inspects for damage, leaks, and areas needing immediate attention.
Actionable Recommendations: We offer practical solutions, whether it’s routine maintenance or major repairs.
Tailored Solutions: Together, we ensure your roof is equipped to protect your property for years to come.

Choose Property Diagnostics for detailed, reliable roof inspections tailored to your property’s unique roofing system. Our expert approach ensures your roof stays strong, functional, and compliant.

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The many different types of roof systems

TPO - Thermoplastic Polyolefin

A highly durable, energy-efficient material commonly used on flat roofs. It offers excellent resistance to UV rays, chemicals, and punctures, making it a popular choice for commercial buildings. TPO is also lightweight and flexible, allowing for easy installation and reduced maintenance costs.

Modified Bitumen

A popular choice for flat or low-slope roofs, combining traditional asphalt with modern polymers for increased durability and flexibility. It is resistant to extreme weather conditions and can be applied in multiple layers for added protection. This material offers strong waterproofing capabilities and is commonly used in both commercial and residential applications.

EPDM - Ethylene Propylene Diene Terpolymer

A highly durable synthetic rubber roofing membrane widely used for flat and low-slope roofs. It is known for its excellent weather resistance, including UV rays, ozone, and extreme temperatures, making it ideal for various climates. EPDM is lightweight, flexible, and often chosen for its long lifespan and ease of installation.

Asphalt Shingle

The most common roofing material in North America, known for their affordability, ease of installation, and variety of styles. They offer good durability and weather resistance, making them a popular choice for residential homes. With options like 3-tab and architectural shingles, they can suit various aesthetic preferences and budget ranges.

Metal Roofing

Known for its exceptional durability, longevity, and energy efficiency, making it a popular choice for both residential and commercial buildings. Made from materials like steel, aluminum, or copper, it can withstand extreme weather conditions, including heavy rain, wind, and snow. Metal roofs are low-maintenance, fire-resistant, and reflect sunlight, which helps reduce cooling costs. Their sleek, modern appearance and ability to last 40-70 years make them a great long-term investment.

Roof Inspections: Safeguarding Your Property