General Roof Condition Report LaCrescent Schools, LaCrescent 2015 defects
LaCrescent 2015 defects
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General Roof Condition Report LaCrescent Schools, LaCrescent 2015 defects
Roof Name
All roofs
All roofs
Square Feet Asset Value Year Installed Year to be Replaced Life Expectancy
Leakage
Inspection Date Inspector Roof Rating Overall Roof Condition
Conditions range from good to poor
Recommendations
Repair tented base flashings and corner area allowing water to enter on elementary metal roof. Perform minor pm at all 3 sites to keep roofs watertight.
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General Roof Condition Report LaCrescent Schools, LaCrescent 2015 defects
All roofs
Open corner at base flashings is allowing water to enter
Open corner at base flashings is allowing water to enter
Open corner at base flashings is allowing water to enter
Tenting: An area of the roof membrane which is raised up due to some subsurface material lifting it in spot areas. Tenting reduces the roof membrane strength in an area while increasing stresses.
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General Roof Condition Report LaCrescent Schools, LaCrescent 2015 defects
All roofs
Tenting: An area of the roof membrane which is raised up due to some subsurface material lifting it in spot areas. Tenting reduces the roof membrane strength in an area while increasing stresses.
Open Laps (Seams): Areas at the edges of the laps of roof membrane plies that are not adhered are called open laps or seams. Moisture can enter at these points further degrading the lap strength and eventually entering into the roof system.
Open corner at base flashings is allowing water to enter
Open corner at base flashings is allowing water to enter
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7/31/2015
General Roof Condition Report LaCrescent Schools, LaCrescent 2015 defects
All roofs
Tenting: An area of the roof membrane which is raised up due to some subsurface material lifting it in spot areas. Tenting reduces the roof membrane strength in an area while increasing stresses.
Tenting: An area of the roof membrane which is raised up due to some subsurface material lifting it in spot areas. Tenting reduces the roof membrane strength in an area while increasing stresses.
Tenting: An area of the roof membrane which is raised up due to some subsurface material lifting it in spot areas. Tenting reduces the roof membrane strength in an area while increasing stresses.
Open Laps (Seams): Areas at the edges of the laps of roof membrane plies that are not adhered are called open laps or seams. Moisture can enter at these points further degrading the lap strength and eventually entering into the roof system.
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7/31/2015
General Roof Condition Report LaCrescent Schools, LaCrescent 2015 defects
All roofs
Open Laps (Seams): Areas at the edges of the laps of roof membrane plies that are not adhered are called open laps or seams. Moisture can enter at these points further degrading the lap strength and eventually entering into the roof system.
Open Laps (Seams): Areas at the edges of the laps of roof membrane plies that are not adhered are called open laps or seams. Moisture can enter at these points further degrading the lap strength and eventually entering into the roof system.
Open corner at base flashings is allowing water to enter
Tenting: An area of the roof membrane which is raised up due to some subsurface material lifting it in spot areas. Tenting reduces the roof membrane strength in an area while increasing stresses.
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7/31/2015
General Roof Condition Report LaCrescent Schools, LaCrescent 2015 defects
All roofs
Open Laps (Seams): Areas at the edges of the laps of roof membrane plies that are not adhered are called open laps or seams. Moisture can enter at these points further degrading the lap strength and eventually entering into the roof system.
Open Laps (Seams): Areas at the edges of the laps of roof membrane plies that are not adhered are called open laps or seams. Moisture can enter at these points further degrading the lap strength and eventually entering into the roof system.
Holes: Holes in the roof membrane may be due to: vandalism, inadvertent actions of workers or those trafficking on the roof, or deterioration of the roof membrane. When holes develop, water can get into the roofing system causing leaks and wet roof insulation.
Open corner at base flashings is allowing water to enter
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7/31/2015
General Roof Condition Report LaCrescent Schools, LaCrescent 2015 defects
All roofs
Open Laps (Seams): Areas at the edges of the laps of roof membrane plies that are not adhered are called open laps or seams. Moisture can enter at these points further degrading the lap strength and eventually entering into the roof system.
Open Laps (Seams): Areas at the edges of the laps of roof membrane plies that are not adhered are called open laps or seams. Moisture can enter at these points further degrading the lap strength and eventually entering into the roof system.
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Overall Condition Report LaCrescent Schools
LaCrescent 2015 defects
LaCrescent 2015 defects Roof Area
Description
All roofs
Conditions range from good to poor
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Recommendations Report LaCrescent Schools
LaCrescent 2015 defects
LaCrescent 2015 defects Roof Area
Description
All roofs
Repair tented base flashings and corner area allowing water to enter on elementary metal roof. Perform minor pm at all 3 sites to keep roofs watertight.