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Roof-specific report

Roof 5: EcoLab 2

Restoration candidate where timely action may preserve a lower-cost lifecycle option before accelerated aging closes the window.

Roof area

168,000 SF

Square footage from the source model roof tab.

Risk score

53/100

Normalized condition, failure likelihood, and impact score.

Recommended action

Restore

High-value SF with drone photos populated; metadata pending confirmation, but workbook keeps restoration economics viable in a 0-6 year window.

Condition worksheet

Technical scoring carried from the roof tab

Physical Condition

65/100

Moisture Presence

78/100

Deck Integrity

70/100

Leak Activity

68/100

Space Criticality

86/100

Prior wet-insulation assumption is low, but current IR should be refreshed before coating/restoration commitment.
Criticality below increases the value of planned intervention.

Financial worksheet

Budget and timing logic

Selected plan

Restore

$924K currently modeled for 2026.

Lifecycle exposure

$928K

Selected spend plus any modeled deferral liability.

IR-adjusted decay

Accelerated Candidate

<1% wet but aged BUR | IR tier: Trace (0.75% estimated wet); annual decay 10.5%.

Owner question

This page does not force one recommendation. It shows the consequence of this roof’s maintain, repair, restore, retrofit, replace, or defer path over time.

IR takeoff worksheet

Moisture signal translated into capital timing

Roof 5Trace IR tier0.75% estimated wet

Schematic drawing is a planning placeholder until the exported NIRA takeoff table or marked-up drawing is supplied.

Roof-specific NIRA snippet

Roof 5 scan crop placeholder

Reserved for the thermal/NIRA image crop that corresponds to Roof 5. When supplied, this slot should show the scan snippet used to verify wet SF, anomaly count, and urgency tier.

IR category

Trace

Color/tier used in dashboard legend and active prioritization.

Estimated wet area

1,260 SF

0.75% of this roof area; editable placeholder until NIRA export is provided.

Anomalies

4

Survey reference: 2025-02-04; Placeholder confidence.

Decay modifier

1.05x

Modifier applied to annual deterioration in capital-window and deferral calculations.

Low timing tier

Low wet-insulation signal keeps restoration viable if the owner acts before age closes the window.

Source: Workbook/PDF qualitative note: less than 1% wet but aged BUR

Photos and evidence

Roof photo placeholders

These are designed as proposal-ready slots. Replace each placeholder later with roof photos, IR images, test-cut photos, warranty documents, or annotated plans.

Restoration candidate field

Attach representative membrane field photo.

Placeholder

Wet-area validation

Attach IR/test-cut documentation.

Placeholder

Details and transitions

Attach walls, curbs, drains, and edges.

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Capital action options

Owner decision alternatives

Repair

Prepare for restoration

Needed

Financial consequence: Prepare for restoration. This is one path in the time-based model; scope follows: Defect repairs and wet insulation removal before coating/restoration.

Budget basis: $30K

Restore

Preserve lower-cost lifecycle option

Needed

Financial consequence: Preserve lower-cost lifecycle option. This is one path in the time-based model; scope follows: Restoration/coating system using workbook $/SF budget basis.

Budget basis: $924K

Retrofit

Fallback if restoration window narrows

Budgetary

Financial consequence: Fallback if restoration window narrows. This is one path in the time-based model; scope follows: Retrofit budget alternative if current condition is worse than assumed.

Budget basis: $1.32M

Quote attachments

Proposal backup placeholders

Restoration proposal

Vendor: TBD

Open
$475K–$550K Attach quote later

Wet-removal allowance

Vendor: TBD

Open
Attach quote Attach quote later
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