Quality Control Inspections

Catch It Now.
Not in Court.

During construction, things go wrong. Subs skip steps. Other trades damage finished work. Installation details do not match the specs. Without someone watching, one bad detail gets repeated across the entire building.

We perform construction-phase QC and QA inspections to verify that roofing, waterproofing, and wall systems are being installed the way they are supposed to be. We catch problems while they can be fixed for hundreds instead of millions.

What We Watch For

Close-up of deteriorated, stained roofing membrane near a rooftop wall
Standing water pooling on a flat roof membrane around a pipe penetration

The Cost of
Skipping QC

A skipped mock-up means one bad detail replicated a thousand times. An unprotected membrane means punctures from every trade that walks across it. A flashing detail done wrong at one transition means it is wrong at every transition.
We have investigated these failures after the fact. It is always more expensive to fix them later than to catch them during construction.

Quality Control Inspection FAQs

A construction quality control inspection is independent, on-site verification that roofing, waterproofing, and wall systems are installed the way the specifications require, while the work is still exposed and problems are cheap to fix. It catches skipped steps, spec deviations, and trade damage before they get buried in the building.

Quality control inspections verify the work is being installed correctly as it happens. Building envelope testing verifies the finished system actually performs, no water or air intrusion. Most projects benefit from both: QC during installation, testing to confirm the result.

Installation quality versus manufacturer requirements, specification compliance, flashing and transition details, damage from other trades, material storage and handling, mock-up verification, and substrate conditions before installation begins.

Before installation begins, we check substrate conditions and verify mock-ups first, then inspect at the critical stages as the work goes up. The earlier we are involved, the more we can catch.

An independent inspector answers to you, not to the schedule or the subcontractor. Because we came from the trades and have investigated these failures in litigation, we know exactly where corners get cut and what a defect costs when it surfaces years later.

Inspecting What You Are Expecting

Tell us about your project and we will scope the right QC program. Prevention is always cheaper than litigation.

Fill out the form below and we will get back to you within 24 hours. For urgent matters, call Jeff directly at
(864) 965-8668.

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Fill out the form below and we will get back to you within 24 hours. For urgent matters, call Jeff directly at
(864) 965-8668.