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SLOPE INSPECTION REPORT (Page 1) Job Name Inspected by Inspection Date SUBSTRATE: (**Please note coating type, on previously coated membrane, in column below.) BUR×Mod. Bit. Single Ply **BUR×Mod.Bit

How to fill out low-slope - inspection report

How to fill out a low-slope inspection report:

1. Start by gathering all necessary information about the low-slope area you are inspecting. This includes the address, property owner's information, and any previous inspection reports.
2. Begin the report by describing the current weather conditions and any observable damages or repairs needed on the low-slope surface.
3. Assess the condition of the low-slope area, paying attention to any signs of deterioration, cracks, ponding water, or drainage issues. Use clear and concise language to describe the extent and severity of each issue.
4. Take measurements of the low-slope area and record them accurately in the inspection report. Include the length, width, and any slope measurements if applicable.
5. Identify and document the type of material used on the low-slope surface, such as built-up roofing (BUR), modified bitumen, or single-ply membrane.
6. Make note of any installed components on the low-slope area, such as flashings, edge details, or metal coping, and assess their condition as well.
7. If there are any visible signs of leaks or moisture damage, document their location and extent in the inspection report.
8. Provide recommendations for repairs or maintenance needed based on your assessment. Include details on the necessary materials, methods, and estimated costs if possible.
9. Take clear photographs of any damages or significant findings and include them in the inspection report as visual documentation.
10. Submit the completed low-slope inspection report to the appropriate parties, such as the property owner, insurance company, or building maintenance department.

Who needs a low-slope inspection report:

1. Building owners or property managers who want to ensure the structural integrity and safety of their low-slope roofing system.
2. Contractors or roofing professionals who are responsible for inspecting and maintaining low-slope roofs as part of their service contracts.
3. Insurance companies or adjusters who need an accurate assessment of the low-slope roof's condition before providing coverage or assessing potential claims.
4. Real estate agents or potential buyers who want to assess the condition of a property's low-slope roof before making a purchase.

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What is low-slope - inspection report?

Low-slope inspection report is a document that provides information about the condition of low-slope roofs on a building.

Who is required to file low-slope - inspection report?

Property owners or managers are typically required to file low-slope inspection reports.

How to fill out low-slope - inspection report?

To fill out a low-slope inspection report, one must visually inspect the low-slope roof, document any issues or areas of concern, and submit the report to the appropriate authorities.

What is the purpose of low-slope - inspection report?

The purpose of a low-slope inspection report is to ensure that low-slope roofs are properly maintained and structurally sound.

What information must be reported on low-slope - inspection report?

Information such as roof condition, any issues found during inspection, and recommendations for maintenance or repairs must be reported on a low-slope inspection report.