Commercial roofing

Commercial roofing thermal inspection software
for defensible moisture investigation

Thermal drone surveys can surface patterns associated with retained heat and possible moisture. Atlas captures the evidence and maps areas for an inspector to interpret, document, and recommend for follow-up verification.

Inspector-led review

Thermal anomalies, mapped and measured

Atlas reads radiometric drone data to document thermal anomalies that may be consistent with retained moisture. Roof construction, weather, and confirmatory testing remain part of the inspector's interpretation.

Moisture-pattern mapping

Roof areas can cool at different rates after sunset. Atlas lets inspectors document warm zones as areas of interest with measurements for targeted verification.

Roof-section comparisons

Compare thermal data across sections of the same roof — or the same section across multiple surveys — to track progression and verify repairs.

Membrane & substrate pattern review

Delamination, blistering, ponding, weather, and construction can affect thermal patterns. Atlas helps inspectors document observations for confirmatory testing.

Radiometric ingest

Import RJPEG and R-TIFF files directly from DJI, Autel, and FLIR drones. Atlas reads embedded radiometric temperature data and preserves adjustable measurement settings.

Georeferenced overlays

Every finding is placed on a georeferenced map. Roofing crews can walk directly to the affected area without re-interpreting the report.

Scope documentation

Annotated imagery and area measurements give building owners the documentation they need to approve targeted repairs rather than guessing at scope.

Inspection workflow

Survey, document, and deliver — the same day

From post-sunset drone flight to signed deliverable, Atlas removes every step that used to happen in a spreadsheet or a desktop PDF editor.

1. Capture

Fly the roof after sunset when thermal contrast is highest. Atlas ingests radiometric files from DJI, FLIR, and Autel hardware.

2. Identify anomalies

Step through captures in the built-in thermal viewer. Mark moisture zones, note area estimates, and attach field observations.

3. Map the area

Georeferenced overlays document the boundaries an inspector marks for follow-up verification and repair planning.

4. Report

Generate a branded, owner-ready PDF with annotated imagery, a findings summary, and section-by-section condition ratings.

Business outcomes

Win more work, do less re-work

A documented thermal survey gives building owners confidence in the recommendation. That means faster approvals, fewer scope disputes, and reports that hold up when the repair crew is on the roof.

Defensible
measured findings, not guesswork
Comparable
track change across survey dates
Owner-ready
formatted for building management
Targeted
justify repair over full tear-off

See your projects in a new light

Start capturing, analyzing, and reporting thermal inspections — all in one place.