See Beyond the Surface of Your Roof

A roof can appear serviceable from the surface while moisture spreads through the insulation underneath. Traditional visual inspections identify open seams, damaged flashings, ponding, and other visible deficiencies—but they cannot always reveal what is happening within the roofing assembly.

A Thermal Roof Moisture Assessment uses advanced infrared imaging to identify temperature patterns consistent with moisture trapped beneath the roof membrane. Because wet roofing materials heat and cool differently than dry materials, thermal imaging allows us to locate and map suspected moisture-related anomalies that may otherwise remain hidden until interior leaks or widespread deterioration develop.

Attar Roofing Solutions combines aerial thermal imagery with corresponding high-resolution visual photographs to provide a clear, organized view of the roof. The completed report documents observed conditions, identifies areas requiring further investigation, and explains the recommended next steps in straightforward language.

Thermal imaging does not replace physical verification. When significant anomalies are identified, targeted core samples or other testing may confirm subsurface conditions. Together, these methods give property owners far greater insight into the actual health of their roofing system.

Your Roof Has a Story. Your Report Helps You Read It.

A thermal assessment gives property owners the information needed to make focused, financially responsible roofing decisions. Instead of relying only on visible leaks or replacing an entire roof without understanding its condition, the report can help determine whether the building may be a candidate for maintenance, localized repairs, restoration, partial replacement, or a complete roofing system.

Every flat or low-slope commercial roof can benefit from having a documented condition report. A baseline assessment creates a record that can be referenced over time, helping owners monitor changes, plan future expenses, evaluate reported leaks, and respond before hidden moisture causes more extensive damage.

What the Report Includes

• Aerial thermal imaging performed under suitable environmental conditions

• High-resolution visual photographs corresponding with thermal observations

• An overview of the roof layout and major rooftop components

• Identification and mapping of suspected subsurface moisture anomalies

• Documentation of visible defects, ponding, drainage concerns, and previous repairs

• Approximate locations and extent of areas requiring further investigation

• Clear explanations of findings and their potential significance

• Recommendations for verification, maintenance, repair, restoration, or replacement

• A professional report that can be shared with owners, facility managers, contractors, consultants, or other decision-makers

Benefits for Property Owners

• Discover hidden concerns: Identify suspected moisture patterns that may not be visible during a standard inspection.

• Make informed decisions: Understand whether the roof may need maintenance, repair, restoration, or replacement.

• Avoid unnecessary work: Focus further investigation and repairs on the areas that actually show evidence of concern.

• Plan capital expenses: Use documented roof conditions to prepare maintenance and replacement budgets.

• Establish a baseline: Create a record of the roof’s condition for future comparison and long-term asset management.

• Protect the building: Address moisture-related concerns before deterioration spreads through insulation, decking, or interior spaces.

• Receive an independent deliverable: The assessment is available as a standalone professional service, whether or not Attar Roofing Solutions performs the resulting roofing work.

Do not wait for an interior leak to be the first indication that your roof has a problem. A Thermal Roof Moisture Assessment gives you a clearer understanding of its current condition—and the information needed to decide what comes next.