Roof Consulting for Industrial and Manufacturing Facilities
Big plant roofs cover production lines, inventory and equipment. We help plant and engineering teams find problems early and plan roof work around operations.
We focus on the largest facilities and large-loss scale: big single roofs, multi-building campuses and portfolios, on buildings from 10,000 square feet to multi-million-square-foot facilities.
Common roof problems
- Leaks over production lines, electrical gear or finished goods
- Rooftop equipment, penetrations and exhaust that wear roofs faster
- Chemical, grease or process exposure that some membranes don't tolerate
- Roof work that has to be scheduled around production
- Very large roof areas with several systems added over decades
How we help
Portfolio roof condition surveys
Condition surveys that flag the areas over critical operations first.
Infrared moisture scans
Thermal scans to find wet insulation across large low-slope areas.
Drone roof inspections
Aerial documentation where walking the whole roof isn't practical or safe.
Specifications and bid review
Specs that account for rooftop equipment and exposure, then bid review.
Pre-acquisition due diligence
Roof review before buying or leasing a plant.
Large-loss consulting
Scope and documentation after hail, wind or other large losses.
Forensic roof consulting
Hail and wind causation, storm damage vs. wear and installation defects, failure analysis, and core cuts and moisture surveys, documented for claims and disputes.
Large-Loss Certified Appraisal and Umpire
An independent appraiser or umpire on large disputed losses.
Independent by design
Snow Consulting is engaged for the report. Our deliverable is a documented opinion on roof condition, damage, scope and cost. We don't negotiate or settle insurance claims for anyone.
Frequently asked questions
Can you work around our production schedule?
Yes. We plan access, safety and timing with your team before we go on the roof.
Do you account for chemical exposure in specs?
Yes. Membrane compatibility with the exposure is part of choosing the system.