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A storm assessment focused on documented findings
Explore the planning behind a storm assessment focused on documented findings. This illustrative project brief shows the decisions involved, not a completed customer commission.
The project brief
Get a documented assessment of visible roof damage and a clear explanation of the recommended next step.
The starting point is a review of the existing space, project goals, budget, and constraints. The following considerations show how that discussion can become a defined scope.
Roof-assessment considerations
- Review reported storm impacts and visible conditions
- Document accessible areas and assessment limitations
- Distinguish observed damage from unrelated wear where possible
- Define repair options and any further investigation needed
Key project decisions
- Planning priority
- Review reported storm impacts and visible conditions
- Scope review
- Document accessible areas and assessment limitations
- Coordination
- Distinguish observed damage from unrelated wear where possible
The sequence
- Review reported storm impacts and visible conditions
- Document accessible areas and assessment limitations
- Distinguish observed damage from unrelated wear where possible
- Define repair options and any further investigation needed
Reviewing the assessment
Review documented findings with the responsible professional and confirm what the assessment does and does not establish.
Completion criteria
The intended outcome is a completed scope that can be reviewed against the plan, with outstanding items and care requirements clearly documented.
What it cost
$650to$1,800
Illustrative budget only. Not a completed project cost or a contractor quote.
Describe the roofing concern and the questions you want answered. An actual inspection and proposal must be arranged with a qualified local contractor.
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