Factories and warehouses can't afford downtime from a roof leak. I inspect industrial roofs with an eye toward production continuity: membrane condition, structural loading, drainage capacity, and the equipment curbs that usually fail first.
Membrane seam and fastener-backout survey
Structural deck and deflection checks
Drainage, scupper, and overflow capacity audit
HVAC curb, exhaust, and process-support flashing review
Infrared moisture scan for wet insulation mapping
Bid-ready repair scope with production-aware phasing
Visual + tactile membrane survey across all roof zones. Structural observations: deck deflection, fastener pull, and panel movement. Drainage flow testing and overflow risk scoring. Rooftop equipment curb, pitch pocket, and support flashing audit. Optional IR scan to locate trapped moisture in insulation. Written report with prioritized repair scope and budget phasing.
Plant managers and facility engineers in Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, and Santa Fe industrial parks. Warehouse owners with large low-slope or metal roofs. Cold-storage and food-processing facilities where leaks threaten product. Buyers and lenders evaluating industrial acquisitions in NM.
Walk + Visual Report — $649 Visual + IR Moisture Scan — $1,250 Large Facility (>50,000 sqft) — $0.03–$0.06/sqft Multi-Building Portfolio — Custom, $2,500 minimum Most single-building industrial inspections are $649–$1,250.
Factories, warehouses, distribution centers, cold-storage plants, and manufacturing facilities with large uninterrupted roof areas, heavy rooftop equipment, and high drainage demand.
No. I work from rooftop access points and use drone or IR where interior access is restricted. Most inspections happen during operating hours with zero floor disruption.
Yes. I document HVAC curbs, exhaust fans, process piping supports, and crane-pad loading zones — these are often the first leak sources on industrial buildings.
Tarp placement + permanent repair scope.
Signed 2/3/5-year cert for lenders & insurers.
FLIR moisture scan + core verification.
Vigas, canales, parapet caps — NM specialty.
I've watched too many neighbors sign contracts they didn't understand for roofs they didn't need. That stops with a written report they own.