Water that remains on a roof can point to the drainage path, blocked outlets or the condition of the roof assembly. An assessment should document where and when it collects.
Note how long water stays in the same area and whether nearby outlets are visibly obstructed. Share photos from a safe vantage point so the team can compare the observations with the roof layout.
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Water that remains on a flat roof for a long time can point to drainage, slope or condition problems.
Note where water stands, how deep it is and how long it remains after rain. Photos taken at set times, such as 24 and 48 hours after rain, are helpful.
The roofer will look at drains, the roof surface and the condition of the assembly. Ask whether the solution is cleaning, repair or a change in drainage.
Some roofs allow brief ponding. Persistent water should be reviewed.
Some warranties exclude it. Read the terms.
Often, depending on the roof.
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