Roofline Grading & Water Diversion

Water only causes trouble when it has nowhere to go. Roofline grading and water diversion is the work of confirming that every slope, valley, and edge on your roof actually pushes water where it belongs, and then giving it a clear path off the structure through gutters, downspouts, or drains. It matters most on additions, roof-overs, and older homes where slopes have settled or drainage was never quite right to begin with.

How We Check the Roof Itself

Aerial Measurement Platforms (EagleView) — Measured reports of every slope and penetration, so low spots and pitch problems show up before material is ordered.
Drones with Thermal & High-Res Cameras — Aerial imaging that flags standing water and wet insulation without anyone walking a fragile roof.
Moisture Meters — Direct readings through decking that show whether water has already been sitting where drainage is poor.
Chalk Lines, Levels & Laser Distance Meters — On-roof checks that confirm slope and fall to the inch.

Building the Diversion Path

Trailer-Mounted Seamless Gutter Machine — Gutter formed to length in your driveway, matched to the actual fall of each run.
Downspout Roll-Former — Downspout made on site to the exact drop height of each corner.
Hidden Hanger Tools — Gutters anchored into solid fascia so runs hold their grade over time.
Drain Snakes for Internal Drains — Blocked drains and scuppers cleared so water keeps moving.