Define the roof and the problem
Identify the roof type if known, approximate area, building height, leak locations, prior repair history and whether water is actively entering. Interior and rooftop photos help contractors plan an inspection.
Repair, restoration or replacement
A qualified assessment should distinguish isolated defects from systemic failure. Ask for documented conditions, repair options, warranty implications, drainage observations and expected service life.
Plan a safer project
Share roof access, fall-protection conditions, tenant operations, staging limits and working hours. Larger scopes may require design review, permits, hazardous-material testing or manufacturer coordination.
Turn your scope into a focused contractor search.
Share the property, location, scope, budget and schedule once. DMV Commercial Pros uses those details to route the request by trade and service area.
Start a project request →What project teams ask
Can I request a roof inspection only?
Yes. Describe the report, photos, moisture testing or budget recommendations you need.
Do you cover active leaks?
Urgent requests can be submitted, but response is not guaranteed. Protect people and property first and include a reachable site contact.
What should a replacement proposal include?
Confirm system type, insulation, flashing, drainage, penetrations, warranty, exclusions, schedule and temporary protection.