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Inspections & Assessments

Leak InvestigationWind & HailCondition AssessmentCapital PlanningQuality Assurance InspectionBaseline AssessmentAnnual Warranty InspectionAnnual Facility AssessmentIntrusive & Non-Intrusive Moisture Testing

Site assessment, reporting and recommendations to mitigate.

Management of investigation and remediation process with roofing contractors including development of specifications for repairs to address leakage aligned with the state and condition of the roof.

Follow-up review of leakage repairs to verify that work was completed in accordance to specifications.

Provide a roof CAD drawing to note the areas of leakage and any other pertinent roof related issues.

RMIS is the only independent firm in Saskatchewan certified to provide wind and hail damage assessment inspections.

Our inspectors have been certified through HAAG Engineering and are qualified to inspect all sloped roofs with the following systems: asphalt & laminate shingles, cedar shakes & shingle, slate tiles, clay & concrete tiles, and metal (standing seam and exposed fastener).

RMIS offers wind and hail damage inspections to corporations, associations as well as independent agents to provide an objective third party report to verify: damage caused by weather event, functional and/or non-functional damage.

Provide a roof CAD drawing to note the areas of damage and any other pertinent roof related issues.

Assess the roof condition based upon the characteristics of deterioration unique to the roof system type.

Assess and report on conventional BUR, 2 Ply SBS, Inverted Roof Membrane Assemblies, EPDM, PVC, TPO, Architectural & Structural Metal, Asphalt & Laminate Shingles, Cedar Shakes & Shingles, Concrete & Clay Tile and SPF roof systems.

Estimate approximate age and remaining life.

Conduct non-intrusive moisture testing on BUR, 2 Ply SBS and SPF roof systems to determine the presence of elevated moisture content.

Provide recommendations with regards to interim repairs, preventative maintenance and replacement.

Provide a roof CAD drawing to note roof related issues.

Roof and roof structural assessment in order to provide the client with an estimated price per square foot for capital roof replacement.

Determine existing roof structure and roof system composition.

Verify all site measurements to provide roof CAD drawings.

Provide budget numbers for fall protection requirements.

 

For more information, please refer to Engineering.

Ongoing independent third party inspections at the time of installation on behalf of the owner to verify that the contractor is following the specifications provide.

One inspection and report with digital photos for every three days of installation on average.

Provide the client with a construction field report within 24-48 hours upon completion of the site inspection.

 

For more information, please refer to Project Management.

Provide the client a roof condition and fall protection requirement assessment on one or several designated facilities.

Review of roof systems in order to assess the existing condition, project capital replacement and repair requirements and priorities.

Develop fall protection requirement assessment and associated capital costs in accordance with applicable codes, regulations and standards.

Develop recommended roof replacement system options for withstanding the rigors of service on the existing roof systems.

Develop interim written compliance plan for mitigating fall risks prior to the installation of the fall protection system.

This inspection service ensures that the owners remain compliant with all roof system warranty requirements.

Identify and report any deficiency to the owner to ensure immediate corrective action.

Regular pro-active scheduled inspections to identify minor issues and recommend immediate corrective action before they become costly repairs or a capital replacement.

It is recommended that these inspection take place at least twice a year, spring and fall as this is when the roof system experiences the greatest thermal stress.

Additional inspection should be conducted after an extreme weather event (e.g. high winds and hail) or fire.

Non-intrusive capacitive discharge scan with a TRAMEX RWL scanner is very accurate and will determine the presence of elevated moisture content in a 4 ply BUR, 2 ply SBS and SPF roof system.

Non-intrusive Infrared Thermo-graphic scan with report and corresponding photos.

Intrusive moisture probing of installed and pre-installed roofing components to determine the percentage of moisture saturation as compared to the manufacturer’s allowable tolerance.

 

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