Service
Quality Assurance
Independent inspection during installation — because most defects are decided before the roof is finished.
Discuss QA for your projectWhy QA during installation matters
Workmanship failures — laps not sealed, upstands not dressed correctly, penetration details not finished to manufacturer specification — are caught by independent observation at the right time. Catch them while the roofer is on site; don't catch them at the first storm after handover.
What we inspect (BS 6229 Section 7 compliant)
- Substrate preparation and condition
- Membrane application — laps, seams, adhesion, thickness
- Upstand details, terminations and edge trims
- Penetration details — pipe boots, fixings, roof outlets
- Drainage falls and outlet positions
- Interface details between the waterproofing and adjacent construction
- AVCL continuity and sealing
- Insulation installation — type, thickness, orientation, fixing
- Protection and separation layers
When we attend
- Pre-start review
- AVCL installation — pre-insulation
- Membrane application — pre-protection
- Detail completion — pre-cover
- Pre-handover walkdown
Sensor commissioning
Sensors are tested and confirmed reporting to the monitoring platform before the roof is closed up. The system goes into service at handover, not weeks later.
What you receive
Written report per visit — specific, referenced, photographic. Non-compliances called out clearly, recommended corrections itemised, work approved where it has been done correctly. Data monitoring interpretation where sensors are installed. The full set forms part of the handover documentation and the LDI evidence file.
Who this is for
Tier 1 contractors, developers and architects or engineers needing independent verification that the waterproofing has been installed to specification.
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