FOR BUILDING OWNERS AND ASSET MANAGERS
Know what happened to the roof—and what should happen next.
Your roof information should stay with the building, not disappear into emails, photo folders, contractor reports, and staff turnover.
MAS creates one shared Roof Record that connects mapped roof condition, inspection evidence, field verification, repairs, warranty information, maintenance activity, and future events to the same commercial roof.
One record serves every stakeholder
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One roof history instead of scattered files
A Roof Record gives you a dated, map-based starting point for understanding the roof. Future inspections, leaks, storms, repairs, and replacement decisions can be compared with what was already known.
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What stays connected to your Roof Record
- Roof sections, zones, penetrations, drains, equipment, and access points
- RGB and thermal evidence when conditions support thermal collection
- Mapped findings with IDs, measurements, report references, and status
- Contractor field verification, samples, notes, and photographs
- Repair scopes, project planning, completion evidence, and closeout status
- Roof system, manufacturer, installer, warranty, and maintenance records
- Storm, leak, inspection, repair, and ownership timeline
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From condition to decision
Compare a storm, leak, or later inspection with known prior condition.
Keep recurring findings, repairs, and maintenance visible over time.
Use the record to support repair, replacement, capital planning, risk, and warranty discussions.
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The owner controls the continuity
Contractors, consultants, facility teams, insurers, manufacturers, and real estate stakeholders may change. The Roof Record remains connected to the roof so the next decision does not begin from zero.
One shared roof history
Start with one roof.
Create the baseline that future repairs, storms, warranty questions, and capital decisions can compare against.