Roof inspection plays a major role in determining the type of renovation required. During inspection, several issues were observed, including loose sheets, weak supports, and signs of leakage. These problems were not obvious from ground level, showing the importance of close inspection.
The inspection covered areas such as sheet alignment, fixing quality, and the condition of timber members. Some fixings were missing, while others had corroded over time. The inspection also revealed that poor drainage had caused water to remain on the roof surface, increasing damage.
Using the inspection findings, renovation work was carefully planned. Only damaged materials were replaced, while stable sections were retained. Timber supports were strengthened, and roofing sheets were properly aligned and secured. Drainage paths were corrected to prevent future water buildup. After renovation, the roof functioned effectively. This process showed how inspection guides renovation decisions and helps achieve durable results.
