Free warranty-compliance assessment · Nationwide
Get a Free Warranty-Compliance Roof Assessment
Tell us what your roof is doing and what you know about its warranty. You get a written, itemized repair plan — materials, method, and documentation broken out separately — not a single mystery figure.
Same Day
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Free
On-site assessment
Itemized
Written repair plan
Nationwide
Commercial & industrial
How we build your plan
Four variables decide your repair method, and roof size is only one of them
We won't publish a fixed price on this page, because a number built without confirming your roof's manufacturer and warranty status is a guess, not an estimate. Here's exactly what the assessment looks at.
Manufacturer and warranty tier come first. A material-only warranty, a workmanship warranty, and an NDL/system warranty each carry different requirements — and the compliant repair method for one may not be compliant for another.
Roof condition sets the real scope. A single failing seam is a different job than a roof with multiple prior uncertified repairs already in place, which may need remediation before a new compliant repair can even begin.
Certification requirements affect scheduling. If your roof's warranty requires a certified/authorized installer, that shapes which crew we send and what documentation gets produced at the end.
Documentation needs vary by owner. A single-building owner may just need the repair done right; a REIT or institutional portfolio manager may need a full warranty-file-ready report for an audit trail.
Have this ready before the call
None of it is required — the form works fine without it — but every item here tightens the assessment and shortens the time to a firm plan.
- ✓Any warranty paperwork you have, even if incomplete
- ✓Roof age and original installer, if known
- ✓Photos of the worst areas — seams, punctures, ponding
- ✓Whether any prior repairs have already been made
- ✓Building type and portfolio context, if applicable
- ✓Any hard scheduling window
Reading a bid
What a suspiciously cheap repair quote is leaving out
A repair that ignores warranty compliance is easy to price low, because it skips the step that costs the most: confirming material compatibility with your specific roof's manufacturer and warranty tier. It looks identical to a compliant repair on the day it's finished.
Compare bids on the specifics, not the bottom line. Ask what patch material and adhesive family they're using and whether it's compatible with your original membrane manufacturer. Ask whether the installer is certified if your warranty requires it. Ask what documentation you'll receive afterward. Any contractor who can't answer plainly is not the one you want on a warrantied roof.
Is the assessment actually free, and is there any obligation?
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Yes, and no. Confirming your roof's manufacturer, warranty type, and condition costs us time, not money, and we'd rather spend that time up front than recommend a repair method that turns out to be non-compliant. You get a written, itemized plan. If it doesn't work for you, that's the end of it — nothing is owed.
Do I need to know my roof's manufacturer or warranty status before I contact you?
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No. A large share of the calls we take start with 'I'm not sure what warranty we have.' Confirming that is one of the first things we do, and if the paperwork is missing or incomplete, we can usually work with the roof's age, membrane markings, and installation records to identify the likely manufacturer and warranty tier.
Why won't you quote a firm price over the phone?
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We'll give you a general range on the phone. What we won't do is commit to a firm number before confirming the manufacturer, warranty requirements, and actual roof condition, because the compliant repair method — and its cost — depends entirely on those factors. A patch that's fine on an expired-warranty roof may be the wrong material entirely on a roof still under an NDL program.
How fast can you respond?
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Non-emergency assessments are typically scheduled within one to two weeks. Active leaks and emergency situations get priority scheduling, with a focus on a temporary repair that won't jeopardize the permanent, compliant fix that follows.
Who we work with
Nationwide, across every commercial property type
We work directly with property managers, facility managers, and general contractors — not just building owners — across commercial, industrial, multifamily, and institutional properties nationwide. No fake local office, no regional limitation.
Tell us your building type on the form and the conversation starts in the right place.