Before:

The roof area showed signs of aging and minor water retention near the skylight system. Evidence of dirt accumulation and surface wear was visible across the membrane. Orange markings were made to indicate drainage direction and areas requiring attention, particularly along the skylight perimeter and near wall flashings.

Key Observations:

• Water stains and discoloration on the membrane surface.

• Minimal slope near drainage path, potentially causing ponding.

• Flashing transitions around skylights and parapet walls required sealing improvements.

After:

Post-restoration, the roofing surface presents a clean, uniform finish. The membrane appears freshly coated and sealed, improving reflectivity and waterproofing. All seams and transitions have been properly detailed, ensuring durability and effective drainage.

Completed Improvements:

• Applied new reflective roof coating across the area.

• Resealed and reinforced skylight perimeters and wall flashings.

• Enhanced drainage path for improved water flow and prevention of standing water.

• Final inspection confirmed watertight integrity and clean surface condition.

The completed work resulted in a watertight, energy-efficient roofing system with improved aesthetics and performance. The updated surface demonstrates effective sealing and drainage, ensuring long-term protection against water infiltration and weathering.