Roof Inspection
A full check of membrane, parapets, drains, and equipment supports.
Roof inspectionYour roof protects dozens of households at once. We handle parapets, bulkheads, drains, and tenant communication so the work goes smoothly.
Your roof protects dozens of households at once, and it is full of details a single-family roof does not have: parapet walls, bulkheads, roof hatches, drains, water tanks, and sometimes residents' terraces.
Most apartment building roofs are flat or low-slope, using EPDM, TPO, or modified bitumen membranes. See our flat roofing pages for how each system works and ages.
We review the roof file, past repairs, and where leaks have shown up in the building.
We inspect the membrane, parapets, bulkheads, drains, and equipment supports.
You get findings and a written estimate for repair or replacement.
We complete the work with a plan for resident notice and roof access.
We help you write a clear notice covering dates, working hours, noise, and access changes, sent early and repeated as phases begin. We also plan how we protect windows, balconies, and walkways, and secure the roof at the end of each day so rain does not reach apartments below.
Scheduled visits catch parapet, drain, and flashing problems before they reach a tenant's ceiling. See our roof maintenance program for details.
We control access, plan working hours around your building, and give you a clear notice to share with residents in advance.
It depends on where it appears. A stain along an exterior wall often points to parapet flashing, while one below a drain location often points to a failed drain flange or clogged leader. We confirm the source with inspection.
That depends on your building's governing documents. In most buildings, the board or management company is responsible for the roof, while individual units are not.
Cost depends on the building size, the extent of damage, and the roofing system. We provide a written estimate after inspecting the roof.
We minimize disruption by planning access, noise, and schedule around your building, and by phasing larger jobs where it helps.
Most buildings benefit from at least one inspection a year, plus a check after any major storm.
Call Bronx Roofing Pros
Tell us about the building and where leaks show up and we will plan the work with you. Call (718) 719-0780.
(718) 719-07802243 White Plains Rd, Bronx, NY 10467