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Why Regular Commercial Inspections Matter
Commercial roofs are a major asset with a real maintenance schedule. Regular inspections catch ponding water, membrane seams, flashing failures, and drainage issues before they turn into interior damage or a full replacement.
What Our Inspection Covers
We document the membrane or roofing system’s condition, drainage performance, flashing and penetrations, and any visible deterioration — with photos and a written report you can share with ownership, insurers, or your management company.
Why Ricketts
Why Property Managers Trust Us With Their Commercial Roof Inspection
We Diagnose Before We Quote
Every project starts with an in-person assessment, not a phone estimate. We explain exactly what we find and why we recommend it before you commit to anything.
Licensed, Insured, And Accountable
We’re a Florida-licensed contractor (CCC1331129 roofing, CBC1259476 general contracting) — not a storm-chasing crew that shows up after a hurricane and disappears.
Minimal Disruption To Your Business
We schedule and stage work to keep tenants, customers, and operations running with as little interruption as possible.
Getting Started
What Happens When You Reach Out
You Reach Out
Call, or request an estimate online — no obligation, no high-pressure sales call. We ask a few questions about your property and the work involved.
We Assess The Roof In Person
A specific, in-person look at the roof and its condition, not a phone-estimate guess. We explain what we find and what we recommend.
You Get A Written, Itemized Quote
A specific price and scope of work, in writing, before you decide anything — no vague verbal ranges.
We Do The Work, Permitted Where Required
Built to Florida Building Code standards, with permits filed and inspections scheduled as part of the project, and staged to minimize disruption.
You Get A Warranty, In Writing
A workmanship warranty on file gives you something concrete to point to if a question comes up later.
What Affects Your Price
What Affects The Cost
Roof Size & Access
Larger roofs and roofs with limited access (height, equipment, occupied space below) take more time to inspect thoroughly.
Roof System Type
Flat, low-slope membrane, metal, and tile systems each have different inspection points.
Documentation Needs
Insurance-ready or lender-required reports with detailed photo documentation involve more reporting time than a basic visual check.
We don’t quote prices over the phone or list generic price ranges online — the honest answer depends on your specific property, which is why every quote starts with an in-person assessment.
We don’t quote prices over the phone or list generic price ranges online — the honest answer depends on your specific property, which is why every quote starts with an in-person assessment.
Common Questions
Commercial Roof Inspection, Answered Directly
How often should a commercial roof be inspected?
Most commercial roofs benefit from at least an annual inspection, plus a check after any major storm.
Can inspections be scheduled around business hours?
Yes — we coordinate timing to minimize disruption to tenants, customers, and operations.
Do you provide documentation for insurance or ownership?
Yes, every commercial inspection includes a written report with photos you can share with insurers, lenders, or property ownership.
Customer Reviews
What Coconut Creek Residents Are Saying
★★★★★ 4.8 out of 5 · 106 Google reviews
“Ricketts handled our roof repair after a bad storm and made the whole process easy — showed up when they said they would, explained what was actually wrong, and kept the property clean every day. Would recommend them to anyone in South Florida.”