About Us

Roof Tests & Surveys Ltd offer a wide range of independent and unbiased roof testing methods and roof surveys that can be tailored to meet the requirements of your roof(s). These roof testing methods include high and low voltage electronic integrity testing and flood testing. The roof surveys include flat roof full condition surveys, visual inspections and drone surveys.


Our extensive roofing expertise and client focused approach will ensure that you are provided with exceptional service.

Flat Roof Testing - Dry Electronic Integrity Testing

Certification

Product Training

All of our operatives have completed the Buckleys Dry Roof Pro 2 and Wet Roof Pro training courses.

Health & Safety Certification

All of our operatives have completed Health and Safety Awareness Courses and have passed the Health, Safety and Environment Test to attain CSCS cards. They also have a number of additional qualifications such as Working at Heights, Asbestos Awareness etc.

Drone Licensing

All of our drone operatives have attained A2 CofC certification from the UK Civil Aviation Authority, and the company has an Operator ID.

FAQ

  • How much do tests & surveys cost?

    We are competitively priced, but it depends upon the type of test or survey and the size and location of the roof(s). Please contact us via phone or email to discuss your requirements.

  • How long will it take for you to issue us with the report?

    We endeavour to provide all reports within 2 working days of the test/survey.

  • Do you have insurance cover?

    Yes, we have £10,000,000 Employers' Liability, £1,000,000 Public Liability, £250,000.00 Professional Indemnity and EC785/2004 compliant Drone Insurance

  • What type of roofs can you electronic integrity test?

    We can test the majority of flat roofs.


    There are a few flat roofs that we cannot test, however:

    • EPDM membranes, foil-faced bitumen membranes and aluminised painted surfaces as these are electrically conductive
    • Waterproofing direct to timber panel decks such as plywood, which do not present as electrically conductive
    • Some insulated systems, due to water not being able to pass through to electric earth 
    • Frosted or icy surfaces
    • Roofs with finishes installed; these must be removed in advance of testing