Building continuity
Keep roof history attached to the building, not a person or inbox.
Facility continuity
Roof Records for Facility Directors
Stop rebuilding roof history from scattered photos, emails, and memory. MAS keeps commercial roof condition attached to the building, roof section, timeline, and decision path.
Problems MAS solves
- Unknown roof history
- Scattered repair records
- No reliable pre-storm baseline
- Hard-to-compare inspections
- Unclear capital planning priority
- Poor continuity between contractors, owners, and internal teams
What MAS provides
- Baseline Roof Record
- Event Review
- Monitoring
- Repair Closeout
- Portal-ready continuity
Capital planning
Compare sections, findings, and monitoring status across budget cycles.
Contractor coordination
Give roofers and consultants the same mapped baseline.
Repair follow-up
Track closeout and unresolved review items.
Facility FAQ
Facility director questions.
How does MAS help capital planning?
The record connects condition evidence, affected areas, sections, notes, and monitoring status so priority decisions are easier to defend.
How does a baseline help future inspections?
Future roof walks, thermal reviews, repairs, leaks, and storms compare back to the same known starting point.
Can MAS support multiple buildings?
Yes. Start with one roof record, then expand into a property, campus, or portfolio structure.
Build the first roof record.
Start the continuity layer before the next leak, storm, repair, or capital planning cycle forces another file hunt.