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Skip to content Small roof defects grow into big repair bills before anyone notices. Our commercial roof inspection covers the full roof and photographs every issue. Each one gets graded urgent this year or monitors trusted Dublin family roofers since 1969. Get your written report and fixed price before any work.
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Most commercial roof leaks in Dublin start at blocked box gutters, split membranes, or failed flashings long before anything shows inside.
Leaves and silt fill the box gutter and water backs up into the building. It is the most common commercial roof leak and the cheapest to prevent.
Roof membranes rarely split in the open. They fail where they turn up a wall or meet pipework, and the stain downstairs comes months later.
Lifted flashings and corroded fixings let rain work into older industrial roofs slowly. One windy night turns that slow drip into a live leak.
Every commercial roof inspection covers the full roof area. Not a sample of it. We inspect at roof level, never from the ground. The crew arrives with all access equipment ready. Each visit covers:
The report comes back with dated photographs and a marked roof plan. Each finding is graded urgent, this year, or monitor. Any repairs are quoted at a fixed price. If the roof is sound, we tell you.
Most roof problems start small and quiet, then get expensive. If you have spotted any of these, it is worth getting them looked at before the next downpour.
We come out, get on the roof, and find exactly what is wrong.
You get a clear, itemised price. No call-out charge, no pressure.
Our own crew carries out the work, tidily and on the agreed date.
We show you what we did and stand over the work.
Every commercial roof inspection follows the same four steps, from first phone call to written condition report with graded findings and a fixed price.
One short call covers the roof type, access, and leak history. Cost confirmed in writing upfront.
We walk the full roof, photograph every defect, and clear the outlets while we are up there.
Every finding comes back graded and priced in writing, with a maintenance schedule if you want one.
A few recent repairs around Dublin. Real jobs, real homes.
We price each commercial roof inspection on the building itself, not a flat rate. No two roofs take the same time to walk. Tell us the roof area and the access, and you get a written price before anything is booked.
Repairs from the report are always quoted separately. Our Roof Cost Calculator suits smaller roofs, but ring us for warehouses or multi-tenant buildings.
Roof Area. One clear expanse costs less per square metre than five split-level roofs.
Access. Internal stair access is straightforward. Roofs needing mobile platforms or cherry pickers cost more.
Fragile Materials. Fragile sheets need crawl boards and edge protection before anyone steps on.
Working Hours. Out of hours, weekend, or live-plant access takes longer and costs more.
Report Depth. Simple photo reports cost less. Detailed condition surveys with pricing cost more.
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No call-out charge, no obligation. We’ll tell you honestly whether it needs repairing or replacing.
Twice a year is the pattern most Irish commercial buildings settle on: once in autumn before the wet months, once in spring to pick up winter damage. Buildings with box gutters, heavy plant on the roof or a lot of surrounding trees usually need more. We agree the frequency with you when we survey the roof, based on what is actually up there.
A written report with dated photographs, a plan of the roof showing where each issue is, and every finding graded urgent, this year, or monitor. Anything needing work comes with a separate written quote, so the report itself never reads as a sales document.
Yes. We survey the roof before a purchase or a lease is signed and set out its condition, the work it needs now, and what a buyer should expect to spend on it over the coming years. That gives you something concrete to negotiate with or budget against.
As the building occupier you carry duties around work at height, and so does the contractor. The General Application Regulations 2007 require work at height to be properly planned and risk assessed. We send the method statement and risk assessment before we arrive, our crew hold CSCS cards and site passes, and we have an in-house safety officer. That paperwork is what protects you if it is ever questioned.
Book a free, no-obligation inspection and we will tell you honestly what your roof needs.
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