Aerial roof documentation
Organize roof layout, visible context, sections, equipment, drainage features, access, and mapped observations.
One record serves every stakeholder
01
Establish the baseline
Thermal review context
Collect and organize thermal evidence when environmental and roof conditions support thermal collection.
Findings and measurement
Connect mapped IDs, dimensions, affected area where supportable, status, source, and report references.
02
Update and verify the record
Roof walk and verification support
Direct field review by mapped ID and retain notes, photographs, samples, confirmation status, and open questions.
Project planning support
Map access, staging, work zones, repair areas, quantities, sequence, and logistics for mobilization.
Repair and project closeout
Attach mapped completion evidence, dates, materials, notes, documents, and remaining actions to the work area.
03
Compare later events and maintain continuity
Post-storm or post-leak comparison
Compare new observations with documented prior condition and identify items needing additional field confirmation.
Recurring inspection and maintenance
Keep seasonal work, leaks, drains, sealants, repairs, and follow-up visits attached to the roof timeline.
Warranty and system records
Organize controlling documents, system information, required inspections, maintenance proof, and authorized repair history.
One shared roof history
Choose the service by what the Roof Record needs next.
Start with the baseline, verify an open item, plan the work, close out a repair, or compare the next event.