
Know Your Roof's True Condition
A useful roof assessment starts with the question you need answered: the source of a leak, changes after a storm, current condition or options for an upcoming capital decision. Share the roof history and agree on the areas and methods to be evaluated.
A visual survey can document accessible roof surfaces, flashings, penetrations and drainage details. Concealed conditions may need additional investigation. Infrared scanning, core samples and other testing should be selected for the roof assembly and purpose, with access, weather and any destructive testing agreed in advance.
For a purchase, storm review, warranty concern or budget meeting, explain who will use the findings. Agree on the report format and timing, and distinguish observed conditions from assumptions, inaccessible areas and recommendations for further evaluation.

Define the Inspection Methods
Select the assessment methods for the question you need answered. The options below may be included where suitable and agreed in advance; the report should explain accessible findings, testing limits and any concealed conditions that still need investigation.
Infrared Thermographic Moisture Scanning
Where suitable and included in the scope, infrared scanning can help identify areas for further investigation. Conditions and roof assembly affect interpretation; confirm findings with appropriate follow-up.
Core Sample Analysis for Membrane Integrity
Where authorized and appropriate, targeted samples can help evaluate the assembly at the sampled locations. Agree on sample locations, any laboratory work and how openings will be repaired.
Detailed Photo Documentation with GPS Mapping
Agree on photo documentation and a location reference for findings, such as a roof plan or area labels. Confirm whether GPS mapping is part of your assignment.
Prioritized Repair Recommendations with Cost Estimates
Discuss repair priorities and whether your assignment includes a separate itemized repair proposal or budget guidance. Confirm pricing and timing before authorizing work.
Pre-Purchase and Post-Storm Assessment Reports
Explain the purpose of the assessment and any records your buyer, insurer or property team needs. A roof condition report does not determine insurance coverage or guarantee acceptance by another party.
Annual Inspection Programs for Proactive Maintenance
Recurring visits can help track condition changes. Review the written manufacturer warranty to confirm required care, documentation and authorized repair methods.

Prepare for a Useful Roof Inspection
Give the assessment a clear purpose and assemble the information your property team already has. The items below help define a useful assignment and avoid gaps in the report or follow-up.
Target Roofing serves Lee, Collier, Charlotte and Sarasota counties. Before requesting a survey, collect earlier reports, roof plans if available, known system information and the history of leaks or repairs. Identify an on-site contact and any access restrictions so the assessment can be planned around your property.
Questions? Call Us Directly
239-332-5707Purpose and Roof History
Share the decision you need to make, affected areas, previous repairs and available roof documents.
Access and Authorization
Identify the on-site contact, restricted areas and who can approve samples or additional investigation.
Scope and Limitations
Confirm which roof areas and methods are included and how inaccessible or concealed conditions will be reported.
Report and Follow-Up
Agree on recipients, delivery timing and whether separate repair pricing or another specialist is needed.
What You Receive
Confirm these deliverables in your inspection scope before scheduling. Report timing depends on the agreed assignment, access, property size and any additional testing. Not every inspection includes every item below.
Agree on the Report Deliverables:
- Executive summary with overall roof condition rating
- Photos and location references for observed findings
- Infrared findings and limitations, if scanning is included
- Sample locations and testing results, if authorized and included
- Recommended next actions and repair priorities
- Separate repair estimates or budget guidance, if requested
- Condition-based planning guidance with assumptions explained
- Warranty documents to review and any required follow-up
Turn the Findings into the Next Step
An inspection documents the agreed assessment at a point in time. It does not guarantee future performance, certify concealed conditions or automatically establish manufacturer warranty or insurance compliance. Ask which findings need attention, what remains uncertain and whether another evaluation is appropriate.
Schedule a Roof Inspection
Tell us what you need evaluated and how the findings will be used. Our team will follow up to confirm scope, access and scheduling.

