Roof context map
Aerial roof context organized for review.
MAS delivers commercial roof evidence: baseline documentation, thermal review context, mapped findings, post-storm deltas, and repair verification tied to one Roof Medical Record.
The drone is a sensor. The record is the product.
Starting at $1,500 for one local commercial low-slope roof. 24-48 hour report delivery after flight. No claim opinions. No leak guarantees. Decision-ready evidence.
The Rogers proof viewer shows mapped findings, role-based review, evidence coverage, field verification logic, and repair closeout workflow. This is the difference between drone photos and a Roof Medical Record.
Aerial roof context organized for review.
Concern areas tied to one roof record.
Included when conditions support it.
SF/squares where measurable and supportable.
One-page summary for owner, facility, or contractor review.
15-minute review of findings and next action.
A Baseline Roof Record gives owners, roofers, facility teams, consultants, and risk stakeholders a fixed starting point for roof condition.
Built for commercial flat and low-slope roof systems.
It connects visual evidence, thermal evidence, mapped findings, affected area, roofer-ready squares, notes, and a decision-ready summary into one roof record.
The sample record shows how MAS organizes aerial context, mapped evidence, dashboard controls, and report references into one buyer-facing roof evidence record.
Dated commercial roof condition record.
Mapped findings, thermal context, and report references.
Repair, storm, claim, and capital-planning support.
Establish the fixed starting point for condition, sections, findings, and record state.
Output: Baseline Roof Record.Compare storms, leaks, or other events to known prior roof condition.
Output: change review and affected-area context.Attach completion evidence so repair discussions do not disappear into email.
Output: closeout record and remaining actions.Keep follow-up findings, leaks, and scheduled reviews attached to the same roof.
Output: continuity and trend visibility.Scale from one roof record to a portfolio operating layer.
Output: shared asset timeline.The fixed starting point.
Measurable overhead visual condition.
Thermal evidence context for review.
Mapped observations, sections, and zones.
ID, type, severity, SF, squares, status, notes.
Evidence converted into next action.
Continuity across timeline and stakeholders.
A structured commercial roof record that keeps evidence, findings, dates, sections, notes, and decisions attached to the same roof over time.
The first record MAS installs so future storms, repairs, leaks, warranty questions, and capital decisions compare back to known condition.
No. MAS uses aerial and thermal sensors to create commercial roof evidence infrastructure. The record is the product.
Commercial flat and low-slope roof systems for owners, facility teams, roofers, consultants, and risk stakeholders.
The first move is not a giant platform rollout. It is one baseline roof record that future decisions can compare against.