// The survey report
Every survey ends in a document like this one. Click through a sample — the buttons work, the roof is made up, the format is exactly what you'll receive.
// 01 — Summary
A 2,400 m² manufacturing unit with a 1990s built-up metal roof. Walked end to end and photographed on a dry day in March.
2,400 m²
roof area · duo-pitch
27
defects logged & photographed
4
critical — active water paths
2–4 yrs
est. life if untreated
// 02 — Roof survey
Walked end to end by our roofers, every defect photographed where it sits. Five of the twenty-seven, shown here on the north elevation.
// in a real report every pin links to photographs of the defect
// 03 — Defect map
Every defect plotted on the roof plan, so you can see how the problems cluster — and why the recommendation is what it is. The two worst zones on this sample roof, highlighted.
// 04 — Defect schedule
Every defect gets a reference, a location, photographs and a severity. Here are the top six from this sample roof.
// + 21 further items with photographs in the full schedule
// 05 — Your options
Every report prices every sensible route — with our recommendation and the reasons in writing. For this roof, water-damaged insulation rules out coating alone.
Liquid coating & endlaps
15 yrs · not recommended here — seals damage in
£108k
Over-cladding + wet bays replaced
30+ yrs · recommended — solves cause and symptom
£156k
Full strip & replacement
40 yrs · sound option, not yet necessary
£288k
// illustrative example figures, excl. vat — your survey sets your numbers · every price is fixed once agreed
// 06 — Next steps
The report is yours to keep either way — use it with us, or don't. No chasing phone calls, no pressure. Here's the path if you go ahead:
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