Flat Roof Inspection Services
Our professional flat roof inspection services offer detailed evaluations of low-slope commercial roofs. We assess membrane performance, drainage flow, insulation conditions, and critical flashing details to help owners plan proactive maintenance and extend roof life.
What Is a Flat Roof Evaluation?
A flat roof evaluation involves a structured review of the roof’s condition to identify ponding, membrane deterioration, seam failures, and energy loss. We combine visual checks with infrared thermography and insulation analysis to deliver a complete performance report.
To understand how infrared roof diagnostics work, visit Energy.gov.
Why Regular Roof Inspections Matter
Flat roofs are vulnerable to UV degradation, debris buildup, and water retention. Without regular assessments, small problems can escalate into serious leaks or early system failure. Scheduling periodic roof surveys helps preserve building performance and reduce emergency costs.
What Our Roof Inspection Services Include:
- Visual membrane assessments (TPO, EPDM, PVC, mod bit)
- Infrared moisture detection and seam inspection
- Drainage flow checks and water pooling identification
- Insulation reviews and thermal analysis
- Detailed condition reports with photo documentation
Who We Serve
Inspec works with commercial building managers, educational institutions, government agencies, and industrial site operators throughout the Midwest to help them preserve capital assets and manage roofing risk.
Related Services
See also our roof inspection and repair, roof consulting, and commercial roofing analysis services for comprehensive building envelope support.
Frequently Asked Questions
We recommend inspecting flat roofs at least twice a year and after severe weather. This helps catch early signs of damage and avoid costly repairs.
Yes. Infrared scans are part of our low-slope roof inspection to detect hidden moisture and insulation deficiencies beneath the membrane.
We inspect TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, BUR, and hybrid flat roof systems on commercial and institutional buildings.