Leaks are often found late.
By the time water shows inside, the roof conversation is already urgent and harder to document cleanly.
Commercial roof leak risk scan
48-hour roof evidence for St. Louis and Missouri commercial roofs
Start the roof record before the roof decision.
A commercial roof leak, repair, storm, warranty, or replacement conversation gets cleaner when everyone starts from the same evidence record.
One roof. One record. One team working from the same evidence.
Starting at $1,500 for one local commercial low-slope roof. 24-48 hour report delivery after flight. No claim opinions. No leak guarantees.
MAS documents roof evidence. Coverage, warranty, engineering, and leak-source determinations stay with the qualified parties responsible for those decisions.
FAA Part 107
ITC sUAS Level I Thermographer Trained
Radiometric thermal evidence
Roof Medical Record model
St. Louis / Missouri commercial roof focus
The commercial roof problem
Roof decisions get expensive when the evidence is scattered.
Interior damage, storm uncertainty, warranty questions, and repair scope all get harder when the team is working from loose photos, memory, and disconnected opinions.
Visual-only files drift.
Photos help, but they do not create shared location language for roofers, consultants, owners, and risk teams.
Decisions need a record.
Repair, claim-file, renewal, and replacement decisions are cleaner when the roof record exists before the meeting.
MAS evidence solution
The scan creates the starting roof record.
MAS maps the roof area, RGB context, thermal review layer, anomaly locations, and report-linked evidence so your roof team can strengthen the record with field photos, notes, methods used, and follow-up findings.
One roof. One record. One team working from the same evidence.
Mapped roof area
Boundary, roof context, visible features, access conditions, and reference language for the roof team.
Evidence layers
RGB context, radiometric thermal evidence when conditions support it, anomaly polygons, and report-ready findings.
Field updates
Photos, notes, timestamps, field methods, repair review, and follow-up observations tied back to the record.
Visual proof layers
The record is built in layers.
Roof area, RGB context, thermal review, roof features, zones, and report-linked findings give every stakeholder the same visual language.
RGB ORTHORoof context
THERMAL ORTHOThermal review
ROOF FEATURESField reference
ZONE REFERENCEShared language
REPORT-LINKED RECORDFindings, notes, photos, and next actions tied back to the roof map
Field-strengthened roof records
Keep your process. Add it to the record.
Roofers, consultants, and facility teams keep using the methods they already trust. The difference is that photos, notes, timestamps, field actions, and approximate location context get tied back to the record.
One roof. One record. One team working from the same evidence.
Roof Walk Mode
Walk the record, not a folder of disconnected aerial photos.
When device location is available, the field user can compare an approximate blue-dot position to mapped findings and roof context while walking the roof.
Device location may be approximate and should be confirmed with roof features, seams, drains, curbs, RTUs, and report context.
Start from the mapped finding, roof features, and zone reference.
Use the approximate blue dot when available, then confirm with physical roof context.
Use visual review, meter checks, probe, core sample, or repair review as scoped.
Photos, notes, methods used, and follow-up status strengthen the record.
Deliverables
What you receive.
Roof area documentation
Boundary, surface context, and roof feature reference.
RGB roof context
Visual context for drains, repairs, seams, traffic, and roof conditions.
Thermal review layer
Radiometric thermal evidence when conditions support capture.
Mapped anomaly locations
Finding IDs, polygons, location context, and review status.
Features and zones
Shared roof language for field teams and meetings.
Report-linked summary
A decision-ready record your roof team can review and strengthen.
Fixed-scope starter
Give your roof team one record before the next decision.
Send the roof address, timeline, and any photos. MAS will confirm whether a focused leak risk scan, infrared roof moisture survey, post-storm documentation, or broader commercial roof inspection fits the roof question.
Use when
- Recurring leaks need roof-side context.
- A storm created uncertainty.
- Repair planning needs a shared baseline.
- A roofer or consultant needs mapped verification support.
- Capital planning or replacement pressure needs documented evidence.
FAQ
Commercial roof leak risk scan questions.
What is a commercial roof leak risk scan?
It is a focused Roof Evidence Starter that creates a beginning roof record: mapped roof area, RGB context, thermal review, anomaly locations, and report-linked findings for the next roof decision.
How does Roof Walk Mode help field teams?
It helps a field user compare an approximate blue-dot position to mapped findings, roof zones, drains, curbs, RTUs, seams, photos, notes, and report context while confirming conditions on the roof.
Can MAS guarantee leak detection?
No. MAS documents roof evidence and suspect conditions. The scan does not guarantee every leak source, decide coverage, or remove the need for scoped field verification.
What can roofers or consultants add to the record?
They can add field photos, notes, timestamps, methods used, approximate location context, sample notes, repair review, and follow-up findings so the record gets stronger over time.
When should a facility manager request this?
Before a repair, storm, warranty, coating, renewal, claim-file, or replacement decision when the roof team needs one evidence record instead of disconnected photos.
Start the roof record.
Send the address, roof question, and any photos. MAS will confirm whether a Roof Evidence Starter is the right next step.
Disclaimer
MAS documents evidence. MAS does not provide insurance coverage opinions, leak guarantees, warranty determinations, or engineering seals unless separately scoped through qualified professionals.