Establish the starting point
Create dated, mapped evidence for the roof as it was documented.
THE ROOF RECORD
One roof history, connected by location and time.
A Roof Record is the shared, map-based history for a commercial roof. It keeps what was observed, what was verified, what was planned, what was completed, and what should happen next attached to the same asset.
Drone, thermal, mapping, and field services establish or update the record. The record is the product.
One record serves every stakeholder
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What stays connected to the roof
- Roof sections, zones, penetrations, drains, equipment, and access points
- RGB and thermal evidence when collection conditions support it
- Mapped findings with IDs, dimensions, status, source, and report references
- Field verification, samples, photographs, and contractor or consultant notes
- Project plans, repair areas, completion evidence, and closeout status
- Roof system, installer, manufacturer, warranty, and maintenance information
- Storm, leak, inspection, repair, maintenance, and ownership events
When the record needs a current condition update, start with the commercial roof inspection service.
Where collection conditions support it, an infrared roof moisture survey can add thermal context to the same history.
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Baseline → Event Delta → Trend → Decision
Compare what changed
Review a storm, leak, or later inspection against known prior condition.
Keep recurring work visible
Connect repeated findings, repairs, inspections, and maintenance over time.
Support the next action
Use the shared record for repair, replacement, capital, risk, and warranty discussions.
For an event-specific capture, use post-storm roof documentation to compare the event with what the record already shows.
The documented starting point can follow the Roof Record baseline standard.
Keep repair continuity with warranty and repair records.
Use the same history to support roof capital planning.
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Evidence infrastructure, not a substituted opinion
MAS collects and organizes aerial, thermal, spatial, and record evidence. Contractors, consultants, manufacturers, insurers, and other qualified parties retain responsibility for field confirmation, specifications, repair methods, coverage, warranty, engineering, and professional conclusions.
One shared roof history
Start with one roof.
Create the baseline that future repairs, storms, warranty questions, and capital decisions can compare against.