Commercial Roof Inspection in Atlanta, GA
A commercial roof inspection from Advanced Roofing & Paving tells you what condition your roof is in, what needs attention now, and what can wait. We inspect on the roof, not from a drone alone, and document every finding with photos. Where moisture is suspected, we add FLIR infrared scanning.
Inspections Built for Your Decision
Before You Buy or Lease
Know the roof's remaining life and repair costs before you sign.
Annual Condition Check
Document condition and budget repairs for the next year.
After a Storm
Find and document wind or hail damage for your claim.
Active or Recurring Leaks
Trace the source instead of patching the stain.
Warranty Compliance
Many manufacturer warranties expect documented inspections.
What We Inspect
- Membrane: seams, laps, punctures, blisters, shrinkage and surface wear on TPO, EPDM, built-up and modified systems
- Flashing:parapets, walls, curbs, expansion joints and edge metal
- Penetrations: pipe boots, vents, skylights, HVAC curbs and equipment supports
- Drainage: drains, scuppers, gutters and areas where water ponds
- Metal roofs: fasteners, panel laps, sealants and rust
- Deck and structure: soft spots, deflection and signs of deck deterioration
- Interior:ceiling stains and the leak locations your team has reported
Infrared Moisture Scanning
Water trapped in insulation is invisible from the roof surface, and it is the biggest factor in whether a roof can be repaired or must be replaced. Our FLIR infrared roof imaging maps wet areas across the whole roof, so your report shows how much insulation is affected instead of an estimate.
What Your Inspection Report Includes
| # | Report Item | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Roof plan with issue locations | Your team and any contractor can find each problem |
| 2 | Photos of every finding | Evidence for budgets, insurance and bids |
| 3 | Priority for each item (now / soon / monitor) | Separates urgent repairs from planned work |
| 4 | Moisture scan results, when included | Shows how much insulation is wet |
| 5 | Repair, restore or replace recommendation | A clear next step with reasons |
| 6 | Free written estimate for recommended work | Budget numbers you can act on |
How Often Should a Commercial Roof Be Inspected?
Most commercial roofing guidance recommends at least two inspections a year, once in spring and once in fall, plus an inspection after any severe wind or hail event. Inspections are also worth scheduling before a purchase or lease and before a warranty expires. A commercial roof maintenance program puts these visits on a schedule.
Our Commercial Roof Inspection Process
- Schedule a time that works with building access and operations.
- Review past repairs, warranty documents and previously reported leaks.
- Inspect rooftop membrane, flashing, penetrations, drainage system and roof deck.
- Scan for moisture with FLIR where needed.
- Deliver the report with photos, priorities and recommendations.
- Walk through the findings with you and answer questions.
Roof Systems for Your Replacement
01
Infrared Roof Scan & Leak Detection
Map hidden moisture across the whole roof.
02
Commercial Roof Maintenance
Inspections and upkeep on a schedule
03
Commercial Roof Repair
Fix what the inspection finds.
04
Commercial Roof Replacement
When the roof is past saving.
05
Storm Damage Repair
Documented repairs after wind or hail.
Commercial Roof Inspections Across Metro Atlanta
We inspect commercial roofs throughout Atlanta, Tucker, Norcross, Doraville, Chamblee, Stone Mountain and Duluth, and industrial facilities in Dalton and Calhoun. See our service areas.
QUESTIONS
Commercial Roof Inspection FAQs
It depends on roof size, access and the number of penetrations and rooftop units. Infrared scans add time and are often done after sunset, when temperature differences are clearest.
We inspect on the roof itself, because probing seams and checking flashing adhesion cannot be done from the air. Photos and thermal imaging support the hands-on inspection.
Yes. A dated report with photos documents storm damage and roof condition. We are a roofing contractor, not your insurer, adjuster or public adjuster.
You get the report and our recommendation. You decide whether to repair, restore, replace or monitor. There is no obligation.
Know Your Roof's Condition Before It Leaks
Ready to make an informed decision about your roof? Contact us to schedule a professional inspection and get clear guidance on your roof needs.