Evaluation and inspection

In many cases, yes. Many manufacturers require periodic roof inspections and maintenance to keep certain warranties fully valid. Requirements vary depending on the manufacturer and the roofing system installed. Keeping inspection reports, maintenance records, and proof of repairs is strongly recommended.

Yes. At LK Toitures, we offer preventive maintenance programs tailored to the needs of property managers. Regular inspections and ongoing roof condition monitoring help identify problems early, extend the life of the roofing system, and reduce the risk of costly repairs.

The most common problems include:Ponding waterCracks or tears in the roofing membraneDamaged or defective flashingOpen seamsClogged drainsDeterioration around mechanical equipmentDamaged or deteriorated sealantsMoisture trapped in the insulationWe also use infrared thermography to assess roofing systems. This technology can detect certain anomalies and areas of moisture beneath the membrane, providing a more accurate picture of the

Industry best practices generally recommend a professional roof inspection at least twice a year—once in the spring and once in the fall.An additional inspection is also recommended after:Strong windsA major stormWork performed on the roof by other tradesAny event that may have damaged the roofing membrane

A roof inspection provides a clear picture of the condition of your roofing system. The key components inspected include the membrane, metal flashing, and rooftop accessories.The inspection helps identify your roof’s maintenance needs and supports effective budget planning. The Association des maîtres couvreurs du Québec (AMCQ) recommends having your roof inspected twice a year—once in

Yes—from the very first year of the roofing system’s life. Annual maintenance helps you comply with warranty requirements and extend the lifespan of your roofing membrane.Preventive maintenance is designed to identify and address issues and deterioration that may develop over time. Maintenance is performed following an inspection, which determines whether your roof requires minor or