Technical evaluation, coating-system knowledge, material coordination and installation support — for the people who own, specify, fund and install commercial roofs.
A roof recommendation is only as good as what it was based on. We do not skip to the specification, and we do not specify from the parking lot.
Drawings, history, warranty documents, prior repairs. What the building has already been through, and who touched it last.
Visual inspection paired with the scanning method the roof calls for — including infrared imaging where it's useful — to flag areas that need a closer look. A thermal anomaly is a signal to investigate, not proof of wet insulation on its own.
Moisture testing, core samples, and adhesion checks where inspection raises a question, to confirm what it suggested. Evidence before recommendation.
The system that fits the deck, the substrate and the manufacturer's published requirements — not whichever one is easiest to sell.
Materials, distribution, crews and sequence. This is the stage where most roofing projects actually fail, and it is not glamorous.
Observation against the specification, within the scope we agreed in writing. Documented, not assumed.
Scope of work is defined in writing per project. Testing and observation are performed within the responsibilities we have agreed to on that project — not implied beyond them.
Technical depth across manufacturing, contracting, distribution and installation — the four places where a roofing project is won or lost, and rarely held by one company at once.
We are not a referral service. When we are engaged, we are in the project — reading the scan, confirming the substrate, and staying through coordination.
Each of these groups is sold to differently by everyone else. We work with all five, which is why we can see the whole project.
| Audience | What You're Dealing With | What We Bring |
|---|---|---|
| Building owners & property managers | A roof that has been patched four times, a leak over a tenant's desk, and a capital plan that needs a defensible number. | An honest condition assessment and a scope you can budget against — including when the answer is that you have more time than the contractor told you. |
| Roofing consultants | You need field data and a second technical read without handing the project to a competitor. | Scanning, testing and documentation you can put your own name on, delivered as support rather than competition. |
| Roofing contractors | A bid that needs a defensible system, a supply path, and someone who understands the install side. | Specification support and material coordination — plus help on the business itself: operations, sales and technology. See what this looks like for contractors → |
| Coating manufacturers & representatives | A system is only as good as the substrate assessment and the installation beneath it. | Evaluation and project coordination that protect the product's reputation in the field, and a distribution relationship that moves material. |
| Installation subcontractors | Crews ready to work, and projects that are not actually ready for crews when they arrive. | Project flow, sequencing and the coordination that keeps a crew productive instead of waiting on a truck. |
We bring technical evaluation, business development, and project coordination to every stage of a roofing project — from the first inspection to the last sign-off, on terms we define in writing.
A concise note on responsibility: the warranty is the manufacturer's, not ours; we take on contractor-of-record responsibility only when engaged to do so, in writing; and we don't promise outcomes we don't control — no roof lasts forever.
A scan, a second opinion on a specification, or a project that has stalled between the manufacturer and the crew. Tell us where it is and what is happening.
Start a ConversationRoofing Solutions is a division of OneTen Group. Materials are supplied through distribution partners, including Rexcel Coatings.