Roofing Consulting Ontario

A roof condition assessment has three main functions:

• Determine if the roof system is performing its intended function
• Identify signs of weakness, vulnerability, deterioration, and hazards
• Categorize needed repairs

An assessment will provide an inventory of various roof systems, service life, and anticipated replacement year. The information gathered from the assessment will allow the property manager or owner to make informed decisions about their building envelope systems and create a capital expenditure plan for roof replacement or maintenance.

Reach out to us today to book your roof condition assessment. We are happy to answer any questions about our roof consulting services.

Your roof can be a dangerous site if safety hazards are unaddressed. Accent Building Sciences Inc. provides structured roof safety audits to help facility managers and property owners identify all hazards on their roofs and plan corrective measures.

Our roof surveys are detailed, quality-control inspections based on all items listed in the OHSA. We focus on access points, unprotected edges, open sides, walking paths, access to rooftop equipment, and openings like hatches or skylights to identify any hazards on site.

Give us a call today to learn about our roofing services.

Roof systems can deteriorate from normal wear, severe weather conditions, building movement, improper design, construction, or lack of maintenance. Any commercial roofing repairs and construction not dealt with after the first signs of failure can increase damage to the roofing system and, occasionally, the building envelope and interior finishes.

Our specialists will complete a thorough review of your roofing. Any failures, deficiencies, and active leaks are plotted on a roofing plan, and detailed reviews are included in the annual roof report. We provide provisional budgets and develop a maintenance project plan to correct deficient conditions in a timely manner.

With the help of ABSI's asset management program, clients with a variety of building characteristics can effectively organise and manage all of their roofing assets. We help you manage your roofing assets so that you can spend less time, money, and effort while getting better returns on your investments.

At ABSI, we create comprehensive roofing management programs that are tailored to the needs of even the most specialised building portfolios. Customers may trust and rely on ABSI's roofing management expertise since we are always looking out for the interests of our customers.

ABSI is proud to present the Roof Inventory Planning Program database (RIPP). RIPP is an inventory planning program used to compile all findings from building condition assessments, from service life to project cost estimates.

RIPP has been used by various clients, including large municipalities, to help with capital planning and management. Furthermore, ABSI continues to reevaluate and fine-tune various aspects of the RIPP system to ensure that it is up-to-date and competitive against other roofing industry systems.

The success of this program spurred us to create programs for building condition assessments to compile all findings in a database where inquiries may be made by building component (roofing, balconies, interior finishes, mechanical, etc.), year or address. We also created similar programs for accessibility audits for municipalities and housing providers.

All of our programs are available as online cloud applications.

With the help of ABSI's asset management program, clients with a variety of building characteristics can effectively organise and manage all of their roofing assets. We help you manage your roofing assets so that you can spend less time, money, and effort while getting better returns on your investments.

At ABSI, we create comprehensive roofing management programs that are tailored to the needs of even the most specialised building portfolios. Customers may trust and rely on ABSI's roofing management expertise since we are always looking out for the interests of our customers.