What We Do
- Walk the whole roof and cut cores before pricing
- Write removal limits and hidden-damage pricing into the scope
- Close each open section of roof before the crew leaves
- Photograph seams, curbs, drains, and edges at closeout
Here is how we approach the job, all about our Reading commercial roofing work from the first roof walk to the records you keep.

Owners ask about our Reading commercial roofing work in plain terms: what gets checked, what gets written down, and what happens on the roof.
Every roof gets walked end to end before we price it. Core cuts show the layers and moisture, and photos of seams, drains, curbs, and edges go into a written scope you can read.
During the work, we open only what we can close by the end of each day and keep the building running below. At the end, you get photos of the details and a roof plan for future repairs.

Call and set a time. We will walk the roof and explain what we find.
Call UsThese items get checked and photographed on every inspection.
Probed or lifted to find open, cold, or lifting laps across the field.
Core cuts in suspect areas to see how far wet board reaches.
Heights, strainers, clamping rings, and where water stands after rain.
Flashing height, corners, and condition at units, stacks, and pipes.
Edge metal fastening, coping joints, and counterflashing at parapets.
Rust, rot, or sag seen from inside where the ceiling allows.
Plain lines so you know what to expect.
Have questions before booking? Call us, or send the address and we will set up a roof walk.