A new leak, a repair or a change in building use can make an older report less informative. Record the change and which areas may need another look.
Link each new observation to the original report and add the date, photos and any work completed. Keep a record of who received the updated findings and what action was agreed.
Contact Dekoven Roofing to discuss a commercial roof assessment. Include the building address and the name of the person who can arrange access.
A condition report goes stale as the roof changes.
Keeping the report current keeps budget and repair decisions accurate.
A report that is five years old may no longer reflect reality. Updating after storms, repairs or ownership changes keeps decisions based on current conditions.
A short annual update, even a one-page summary with photos, is often enough.
How often do you recommend updates?
Ask your roofer.
The events above.
The owner.
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