Pinnacle Protection Program

Stop Reacting to Leaks. Start Protecting Your Asset.

Commercial Roofing Maintenance and Inspection

At Tusing Builders & Roofing Services, we pair decades of specialized expertise with our exclusive Pinnacle Protection Program to proactively safeguard your facility. Through this program, we provide semi-annual inspections that utilize cutting-edge technology, including infrared moisture scans and core analysis, to uncover hidden issues. Our team follows an extensive, multi-point checklist to ensure every inch of your roof is evaluated, offering transparent pricing by the square foot to ensure you get a solution tailored to your roof’s specific footprint.

BE PROACTIVE

We focus on your bottom line. Our proactive maintenance programs are designed to extend your roof’s serviceable life, delivering maximum value at the lowest possible cost. By catching issues early, we prevent leaks, mold, and interior damage that lead to costly work stoppages.

Our Services:

Debris Clearing: Removal of leaves, branches, and "roof silt" that traps moisture.
Drainage Optimization: Clearing scuppers, internal drains, and downspouts to prevent ponding.
Minor Sealant Repairs: Immediate touch-ups on cracked pitch pockets or failing caulk joints (up to a specific square footage or material limit).
Safety Compliance Check: Ensuring walk-pads are secure and highlighting potential OSHA hazards (like missing skylight screens).
The "Life-Cycle" Report: A digital photo log and a "Health Score" for the roof to help them budget for the future.

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🛠 The Inspection Checklist

Field of Roof
- Membrane Condition: Check for punctures, splits, or “alligatoring” (on BUR/Modified Bitumen).
- Fastener Back-out: Feeling for “tenting” or screws poking through the membrane.
- Seam Integrity: Physical “probe” test of TPO/PVC/EPDM seams to ensure they aren’t popping.
- Surface Erosion: Checking for granule loss on shingles or thinning coatings.
Flashings & Penetrations
- HVAC Curbing: Inspecting the seals where units meet the roof (a common leak point).
- Pipe Boots: Checking for dry-rotted rubber or cracked lead boots.
- Pitch Pockets: Ensuring the “filler” hasn’t shrunk or cracked.
- Parapet Walls: Checking the coping cap joints and masonry tuck-pointing.
Drainage Systems
- Gutters & Eavestrough: Checking for sagging or back-pitching issues.
- Scuppers & Overflows: Ensuring the emergency exits for water are clear.
- Ponding Water: Identifying areas where water sits for more than 48 hours.
Edge Details
- Drip Edge/Metal Fascia: Checking for wind damage or loose metal.
- Termination Bars: Ensuring the top edge of the roof is still mechanically fastened and sealed.