The roof of the building appeared old and worn during inspection. Many of the roofing sheets had faded, and some were slightly bent due to prolonged exposure to weather conditions. Rust was visible around the fixing points, indicating possible water penetration. These signs confirmed that the roof had reached a stage where renovation was necessary.
The assessment involved examining the roof structure, including the timber framework and roof covering. Some timber members were weak and showed signs of decay. The slope of the roof was also checked to ensure proper water runoff. Poor drainage was identified as one of the major contributors to the roof’s condition.
Renovation was carried out by replacing damaged sheets and reinforcing the roof structure. Old materials were carefully removed, and new ones installed with proper fixing methods. Drainage was improved to allow rainwater to flow freely. After renovation, the roof looked stronger and more organized, restoring the building’s protection and extending its lifespan.
