01
First noticed
An approximate date is useful. Leave an unknown date blank.
LEAK INSPECTION · CENTRAL FLORIDA
The leak came back.
Bring the history.
Turn scattered dates and observations into a useful starting point for an inspection.
A place for observations.
Room for what is still unknown.
Room for what is still unknown.
01 · What you saw02 · When it returned03 · What was done
Visible: a ceiling markStill to check: the source
FOLLOW THE OBSERVATIONS
The visible mark is not always the entry point.
A timeline helps the roofer understand the pattern. It does not establish where water entered or which repair is needed.
A USEFUL NEXT STEP
Let the history tell the story.
02
Returned or changed
Describe what happened again and where you saw it.
03
Previous work
Record known work and keep guesses separate.
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Build my leak history
An editable timeline of observations and previous work.
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YOUR SUMMARY
An editable timeline of observations and previous work.
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GO A LITTLE DEEPER
One question at a time.
How do I explain a leak that keeps returning?
A sequence of observations can be more useful than a single photograph or a guessed source.
Read the illustrated guide ↗Which previous repair details are useful?
The date, described work area, and any written scope are useful starting points.
Read the illustrated guide ↗Can an inspection identify every hidden leak?
Some conditions may need further access or investigation. Ask what was observed and what could not be checked.
Read the illustrated guide ↗OPTIONAL WEATHER CONTEXT
What was reported nearby?
Explore dates and measurements in the saved NOAA record. A report does not prove roof damage or decide insurance coverage.
WHEN YOU ARE READY
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