Verification and site information · Harrison, New York
Terms for using the roof atelier
Understand informational limits.
Use the atelier as a planning aid. It does not diagnose a roof, approve an assembly, interpret a code for a property, or replace qualified professional and official decisions.
Planning factors
Five decisions worth documenting
Use the headings as a proposal check. The actions beneath them are specific to this project decision.
Information boundary
The pages organize observations and contract questions. They cannot see concealed decks, determine structural capacity, select a compliant detail, or certify completed work.
Safe access boundary
Do not climb, remove covering, enter an unsafe attic, work near utilities, or investigate storm damage from a hazardous position because an article mentions a detail.
Provider agreement
The provider’s contract controls work, payment, changes, scheduling, cancellation, warranties, and disputes. A referral phone link is not a guaranteed booking.
Public requirements change
Permit procedures, licensing records, codes, and manufacturer instructions can change. Open the current official source when making a decision.
No outcome promise
The site does not guarantee ranking, a lead, a call result, service coverage, product performance, energy savings, roof life, insurance coverage, or workmanship.
Page notes
Keep these points together
- Information boundary
- Safe access boundary
- Provider agreement
- Public requirements change
- No outcome promise
Before authorizing work
Can I rely on a checklist as a roof inspection?
No. A checklist preserves questions and visible records. It cannot establish concealed conditions, structural adequacy, code compliance, manufacturer compliance, or completed performance.