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REPRESENTATIVE ROOF SURVEY PROJECTS

A selection of residential, commercial and industrial roof survey case studies demonstrating the inspection methods, technical reporting and practical recommendations available through
Cunningham Roof Surveys. Some examples were completed through CRS and others during previous professional employment. Client details have been anonymised where necessary.

Large stone barn conversion with modern glass windows.

RESIDENTIAL

Completed by CRS

Residential Roof Survey Example

 Lancashire

Drone survey completed to assess slate roof condition and rainwater goods.

Key Findings:

 Slipped roof slates

Blocked Gutters

Deteriorated lead flashings

Outcome:

Priority repairs and routine maintenance requirements were clearly identified.

Aerial view of industrial site for survey projects

COMMERCIAL

Previous Professional Experience

Commercial Roof Survey Example

North East England

Large warehouse inspection identified blocked gutters, vegetation growth and cut-edge corrosion

Key Findings:

 Blocked Gutters

Vegetation Growth

 Cut-Edge Corrosion

Outcome:

Drainage defects and corrosion risks were
prioritised for planned maintenance.

Aerial view of industrial facility with silos and roofs

INDUSTRIAL

Previous Professional Experience

Industrial Roof Survey Example

South East England

Industrial roof survey identified deteriorated rooflights, cut-edge corrosion and maintenance priorities.

Key Findings:

 Deteriorated rooflights

Cut-Edge Corrosion

 Maintenance Priorities Identified

Outcome:

Rooflight deterioration and corrosion
issues were mapped to support phased
remedial works.

WHAT EACH CASE STUDY DEMONSTRATES

Inspection Scope

What was inspected and
how access was managed.

Technical Findings

Defects, condition concerns
and risk priorities.

Annotated Imagery

Clear photographic evidence and defect locations.

Professional Reporting

Practical recommendations
and sample report
presentation.

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