Property managers and HOAs
A board, a carrier and an owner all want to know where the roofs stand, and none of them want to find out from a leak. Accredited NRCIA members document every roof to the same published standard, so the reports compare.
What keeps you up
Liability, code exposure and surprise capital costs across a portfolio.
What the standard gives you
Proactive management, and documentation that holds up with a board, a carrier and a court.
What fits
The same criteria applied to every roof, so condition can be compared across buildings and years.
Balconies, decks, walkways and stairways, inspected by members who hold the E3GUARD™ California tracks.
StormCHECK™ inspections property by property, so the whole portfolio is on record after an event.
When a contractor’s work or a claim needs a neutral finding.
Why independence matters to you
An evaluation carries more weight when the person writing it has no stake in the work that follows.
Boards answer to owners, and managers answer to boards. A report from an inspector with a signed conflict-of-interest disclosure, working to a published standard, is one you can put in front of either.
The moments
Where every roof stands, in writing, before the budget is set.
A neutral report to put in front of the board and the owners behind it.
The same documentation across every property the storm reached.
Elevated elements on multi-family and association buildings in California.
In their words
I have made it a priority to hold myself to a higher professional standard in a largely unregulated market… NRCIA has provided a practical framework for putting that knowledge to use, in reporting that property owners can understand and rely upon.
“The NRCIA is an innovative and unique organization that encourages independence but also provides structure, community and an overabundance of resources to help its members thrive. The apparatus was in place; all I had to do was plug into it.”
Kurtis CramptonNRCIA Forensic Roof® Inspector · Gable to Grade Home Inspections · Los Angeles CountyQuestions
Something else? Ask us directly.
No. A planning report gives a board a written picture of its roofs for its own planning. It is not a compliance inspection, and it does not decide what the association will approve.
Members who hold the E3GUARD™ California tracks inspect exterior elevated elements. Whether a building is covered and when its deadline falls are questions for the statute and your counsel.
Because it is what lets one report be read against another. A roof graded by one inspector’s habits cannot be compared with a roof graded by someone else’s.
Tell us about the property. We match your request to an accredited member who serves your area, and they confirm the details and the fee with you before anything is booked.
Search the directory by name or place, see the credentials each member holds, and request them directly.
