Share building details
Include location, use, roof type if known, the proposed work and who coordinates site access.
Approach
Describe. Review.
Agree the work.
Start with the job, establish what needs assessment, and confirm the scope before committing to work.
Review the site constraints
Agree access, working hours, occupancy and the assessment scope. Available roof records help prepare the review.
Approve the proposed work
Review the scope, sequence, responsibilities, requirements, availability and charges before authorising the job.
Details that help
before the visit.
A short request helps prepare the roof review. The actual scope depends on the property, roof condition and proposed work.
- Your general area and property type.
- Roof type and approximate age, if known.
- Visible symptoms or the proposed replacement.
- Access, occupancy and timing constraints.
Before you request service.
Does this request confirm a visit?
No. Coverage, availability, the assessment scope and charges are confirmed separately.
What if I do not know the roof material?
Say that in the request. A qualified site review can identify the covering and relevant details. Do not climb onto the roof to check.
Does a roof review decide insurance coverage?
No. An assessment of the roof and an insurer’s coverage decision are separate. No insurance outcome is promised here.
What if the concern is urgent?
This form is not monitored for emergencies. Use an appropriate local contact directly if there is an immediate risk. No emergency availability is claimed by this concept.
Tell us what you need
WHAT DOES THE
BUILDING NEED?
Ask about a building projectSubmitting a request does not confirm a visit, coverage or a price.