Lifespan Estimates & Condition Reports

Before you plan a repair, a sale, or a budget for next year, it helps to know what condition a roof is actually in and how much service life is realistically left in it. A lifespan estimate and condition report looks at the roofing system as it stands today — materials, wear patterns, past repairs, and any moisture already trapped inside — and puts that into a clear written record you can use for planning, financing, or negotiating.

How We Look at a Roof

Aerial & Thermal Imaging — Drones with thermal and high-resolution cameras identify wet insulation and storm damage across every slope without anyone walking a fragile deck.
Handheld Infrared Scanning — Thermal readings inside and out trace suspected leaks back to their actual entry point.
Moisture Meters & Core Sampling — Direct readings show how far water has traveled under the surface, and a small test cut on flat roofs reveals every layer beneath the cap sheet.
Measured Aerial Reports — Aerial measurement platforms document every slope and penetration for an accurate baseline record.

What You Receive

Time-Stamped Photo Documentation — Photos from every stage of the assessment, shared directly with you for your own files or planning purposes.
Written Condition Findings — A record of current wear, moisture findings, and an estimate of remaining service life to guide your next decision.