Core samples & roof composition
Keep selected core-sample observations with their location, roof area and supporting photos. Confirm the applicable native form and required information for the released inspection.
Guided Roof InspectionsPlan the inspection.
Plan the inspection.
Guide the team.
Capture the evidence.
A structured way to collect commercial-roof observations, test findings and photos, with the roof plan and inspection objectives close at hand.
From office planning to field reviewSend a plan to the roof.
Send a plan to the roof.
Bring back useful evidence.
Start with the roof areas, assets and known conditions. Define the inspection targets and the observations or tests needed at each location. The existing Field workflow uses a released packet and assigned personnel to keep that work in context.
Field results and photos stay linked to the target and roof. Technical review checks the evidence before it is used in the report and scope.
Existing inspection workflow. Defined pilot access.
The existing workflow connects planned targets, assigned field work, verified photos and technical review. Device operation, required test forms and company access are confirmed before pilot use.
- 01
Plan
Roof areas, inspection objectives, mapped targets and the current source revision.
- 02
Assign
Release the appropriate packet to authorized field personnel. Keep field access separate from estimating, financial and administrative access.
- 03
Observe
Record what was actually found, retain unknowns and explain changed target locations where required.
- 04
Review
Verify photo completion and review results before relying on them in scope or reporting.
The evidence behind the recommendationMore than a
More than a
photo checklist.
Guide consistent data collection while retaining the judgment of the inspector and reviewer.
Moisture investigation
Organize moisture-probe and impedance-related observations at the test location. Record what was measured; thermal patterns alone do not establish moisture.
Assets & deficiencies
Connect visual observations and photos to roof assets, details and deficiencies, instead of leaving them as disconnected images.
Map-to-field context
Use suitable site imagery and mapped targets to help the team understand where work is needed. Aerial Intelligence is optional and has its own access and processing requirements.
Assigned field work
Existing packet and company job-access controls define who may view, capture and submit. Broader multi-inspector coordination is part of the pilot qualification, not an unrestricted collaboration promise.
Report & scope continuity
Reviewed observations and verified originals support the existing Report, QA and Scope workflow. Capturing or uploading a photo does not itself approve a finding or release a report.
iPhone & iPad Field AppBuilt for field work.
Built for field work.
Accepted for your workflow.
The Field App and guided inspection are part of the Roof Man OS story. Confirm assigned job/roof access, the released checklist, capture/import, upload completion and interruption recovery on the actual pilot devices before using them as a dependable jobsite workflow.
Core estimating and ordinary project work do not require a drone. Field observations still require appropriate site access, competent testing and professional review.
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