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This document includes a roof inspection report and proposal for building 2215 at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho, as well as a notice for a related federal contract opportunity.
The roof inspection report provides details on the condition of the four sections of the 61,472 square foot building's roof. It finds that Section A is in adequate condition while Sections B, C, and D are degraded, with remaining life expectancies of 50-74%. The opportunity notice is for repair and renovation work at the building, including replacing the roof and HVAC system, remodeling restrooms, adding windows and skylights, and renovating interior spaces. The estimated value of the contract is between $5-10 million. The solicitation will be open only to eligible 8(a) small businesses in Idaho, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. The documents will be available on July 31st via FBO.
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Proposal
2215 - OSS
625 Gunfighter Ave.
MOUNTAIN HOME AFB, ID 83648
Inspection Date: Thursday, May 9, 2019
2215 - OSS Proposal
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Proposal Recommendations
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Building & Job Summary
Building Name 2215 - OSS
Building Address 625 Gunfighter Ave.
MOUNTAIN HOME AFB, ID 83648
Year Built 1988 (approximate)
Roof Area (total) 61,896 SF
Building Description Building Type: Institutional/Government Building Zone: Institutional
Inspection Date Thursday, May 9, 2019
Inspector Mountain Home AFB Victor Espitia vespitia@bluefinllc.com
Inspection Notes
Client Contact
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Section Key Plan
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Section Information
Section ID: R-A - R-A
Area: 44,009 SF
Roof Type: Metal Layers:
● Metal surface:
○ Material: Steel
○ Type: Structural panel
○ Profile: Standing seam
○ Coating: Kynar
○ Shape: Gable
Roof Condition Score: 83 (Adequate)
Section ID: R-A - R-A (Photo #2)
Area: 44,009 SF
Roof Condition Score: 83 (Adequate)
Section ID: R-A - R-A (Photo #3)
Area: 44,009 SF
Roof Condition Score: 83 (Adequate)
Section ID: R-A - R-A (Photo #4)
Area: 44,009 SF
Roof Condition Score: 83 (Adequate)
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Section ID: R-B - R-B
Area: 507 SF
Roof Type: Built-up membrane Layers:
● Surface:
○ Surface: Aggregate
○ Color: Tan
● Membrane:
○ Adhesive: Coal tar
○ # of plies: 2
○ Type of ply: Fiberglass
● Insulation:
○ Thickness: 0.50"
○ # of layers: 1
○ Tapered: No
○ Attachment: Loose laid
○ Slope: 0
○ Type: Fiberboard (cover board)
● Insulation:
○ Type: Polyisocyanurate (Poly ISO) foam
○ Thickness: 3.50"
○ # of layers: 1
○ Tapered: No
○ Attachment: Loose laid
○ Slope: 0
● Deck:
○ Type: Metal deck
○ Deck slope: 1/4
Roof Condition Score: 70 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-B - R-B (Photo #2)
Area: 507 SF
Roof Condition Score: 70 (Degraded)
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Section ID: R-B - R-B (Photo #3)
Area: 507 SF
Roof Condition Score: 70 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-B - R-B (Photo #4)
Area: 507 SF
Roof Condition Score: 70 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-B - R-B (Photo #5)
Roof Condition Score: 70 (Degraded)
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Section ID: R-C - R-C
Area: 2,235 SF
Roof Type: Built-up membrane Layers:
● Surface:
○ Surface: Aggregate
○ Color: Tan
● Membrane:
○ Adhesive: Coal tar
○ # of plies: 2
○ Type of ply: Fiberglass
● Insulation:
○ Thickness: 0.50"
○ # of layers: 1
○ Tapered: No
○ Attachment: Loose laid
○ Slope: 0
○ Type: Fiberboard (cover board)
● Insulation:
○ Type: Polyisocyanurate (Poly ISO) foam
○ Thickness: 2"
○ # of layers: 2
○ Tapered: No
○ Slope: 0
○ Attachment: Asphalt
● Deck:
○ Type: Metal deck
○ Deck slope: 1/4
Roof Condition Score: 68 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-C - R-C (Photo #2)
Area: 2,235 SF
Roof Condition Score: 68 (Degraded)
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Section ID: R-C - R-C (Photo #3)
Area: 2,235 SF
Roof Condition Score: 68 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-C - R-C (Photo #4)
Area: 2,235 SF
Roof Condition Score: 68 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-C - R-C (Photo #5)
Area: 2,235 SF
Roof Condition Score: 68 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-C - R-C (Photo #6)
Area: 2,235 SF
Roof Condition Score: 68 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-C - R-C (Photo #7)
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Section ID: R-C - R-C (Photo #8)
Area: 2,235 SF
Roof Condition Score: 68 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-C - R-C (Photo #9)
Area: 2,235 SF
Roof Condition Score: 68 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-C - R-C (Photo #10)
Area: 2,235 SF
Roof Condition Score: 68 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-C - R-C (Photo #11)
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Section ID: R-D - R-D
Area: 15,145 SF
Roof Type: Thermoset (Single ply - rubber) Layers:
● Membrane:
○ Type: EPDM
○ Attachment: Mechanically fastened
○ Reinforced: No
○ Color: Black
● Insulation:
○ Type: Polyisocyanurate (Poly ISO) foam
○ Thickness: 1"
○ # of layers: 1
○ Tapered: No
○ Attachment: Loose laid
○ Slope: 0
● Surface:
○ Surface: Aggregate
○ Color: Tan
● Membrane:
○ Type: See notes
○ Attachment: See notes
● Insulation:
○ Type: Polyisocyanurate (Poly ISO) foam
○ Thickness: 0.50"
○ # of layers: 1
○ Tapered: No
○ Slope: 1/2
○ Attachment: Loose laid
● Deck:
○ Type: Metal deck
○ Deck slope: 1/2
● Insulation:
○ Type: Polyisocyanurate (Poly ISO) foam
○ Thickness: 1"
○ # of layers: 1
○ Tapered: No
○ Slope: 1/2
○ Attachment: Loose laid
Roof Condition Score: 63 (Degraded)
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Section ID: R-D - R-D (Photo #2)
Area: 15,145 SF
Roof Condition Score: 63 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-D - R-D (Photo #3)
Area: 15,145 SF
Roof Condition Score: 63 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-D - R-D (Photo #4)
Area: 15,145 SF
Roof Condition Score: 63 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-D - R-D (Photo #5)
Area: 15,145 SF
Roof Condition Score: 63 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-D - R-D (Photo #6)
Area: 15,145 SF
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Section ID: R-D - R-D (Photo #7)
Area: 15,145 SF
Roof Condition Score: 63 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-D - R-D (Photo #8)
Area: 15,145 SF
Roof Condition Score: 63 (Degraded)
Section ID: R-D - R-D (Photo #9)
Area: 15,145 SF
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Roof Condition Scores
Section Score
R-A - R-A (Area = 44,009 SF) 83 - Adequate
R-B - R-B (Area = 507 SF) 70 - Degraded
R-C - R-C (Area = 2,235 SF) 68 - Degraded
R-D - R-D (Area = 15,145 SF) 63 - Degraded
Legend
Adequate ( 71% )
Degraded ( 29% )
Unsatisfactory ( 0% )
Unspecified ( 0% )
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Section R-A
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Section Summary – R-A
Section ID: R-A - R-A
Area: 44,009 SF
Year Installed: 2005 (approximate)
Height: 30 FT
Floors: 2
Sensitivity: None
Roof Condition Score: 83 (Adequate)
Roof Type: Metal
Layers:
● Metal surface:
○ Material: Steel
○ Type: Structural panel
○ Profile: Standing seam
○ Coating: Kynar
○ Shape: Gable
Notes: R-Value 0.39 U-Value 2.5641
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Inventory Detail – Section R-A
Parapet
● Width: 12"
● Height: 4'
● Material: Block - CMU
● Height (min): 0.5'
Parapet
● Width: 12"
● Height: 4'
● Material: Block - CMU
● Height (min): 0.5'
Parapet
● Width: 12"
● Height: 2'
● Material: Metal
● Height (min): 2'
● Wall substrate: Concrete
Joint joint with EPDM and coated
Parapet counter flashing
● Type: Reglet - 2 piece
Coping cap
● Material: Painted steel
● Width: 12"
● Height: 4"
● Interior face: 4"
● Exterior face: 5"
● Stretch out: 24"
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Coping cap
● Material: Painted steel
● Width: 12"
● Height: 4"
● Interior face: 4"
● Stretch out: 24"
● Material: Painted steel
● Width: 12"
● Interior face: 4"
● Stretch out: 22"
Segment
● Type: Parapet
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Segment (Continued)
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Segment (Continued)
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Segment
● Type: Parapet
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Segment (Continued)
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Segment (Continued)
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Segment
● Type: Joint
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Segment (Continued)
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Segment (Continued)
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Segment (Continued)
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Segment (Continued)
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Pipe vent
● Size: 3"
● Material: Cast iron
● Flashing: Rubber boot
Pipe vent
● Size: 3"
● Material: Cast iron
● Flashing: Rubber boot
Pipe vent
● Size: 3"
● Material: Cast iron
● Flashing: Rubber boot
Pipe vent
● Size: 3"
● Material: Cast iron
● Flashing: Rubber boot
Pipe vent
● Size: 3"
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Pipe vent
● Size: 3"
● Material: Cast iron
● Flashing: Rubber boot
Electrical line penetration
● Flashing: Pitch pan
● Size: 1"
● Material: Flex pipe
Photo 1 of 2
Electrical line penetration (Continued)
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Electrical line penetration
● Flashing: Pitch pan
● Size: 1"
● Material: Flex pipe
Photo 1 of 2
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Electrical line penetration (Continued)
Photo 2 of 2
Pitch pan
● Type: ChemCurb
● Length: 6"
● Width: 6"
● Material: Stainless steel
● Height: 3"
Electrical line penetration
● Flashing: Rubber boot
● Size: 1"
● Material: Flex pipe
Metal flue
● Diameter: 6"
● Flashing: Rubber boot
● Length: 8"
● Width: 6"
● Material: Metal
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Pipe vent
● Size: 2"
● Material: PVC
● Flashing: Rubber boot
Exhaust fan/Extractor vent
● Support: Curbed
● Type: Mechanized
● Base height: 12"
● Length: 2'
● Width: 2'
● Unit height: 2'
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Exhaust fan/Extractor vent (Continued)
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Exhaust fan/Extractor vent
● Support: Curbed
● Type: Mechanized
● Base height: 12"
● Length: 2'
● Width: 2'
● Unit height: 2'
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Slope
● Pitch: 2 : 12
Ridge
● Ridge vent: No
● Material: Steel
● Width: 20"
Photo 1 of 2
Ridge (Continued)
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Field drain
● Size: 4"
● Material: Cast iron w/ strainer
Field drain
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Field drain
Lightning protection (LF)
● Type: Roof
● Spikes: Yes
● Flashing: Membrane adhered
Photo 1 of 8
Lightning protection (LF) (Continued)
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Lightning protection (LF) (Continued)
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Lightning protection (LF) (Continued)
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Lightning protection (LF) (Continued)
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Photo 6 of 8
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Lightning protection (LF) (Continued)
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Lightning protection (LF) (Continued)
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Lightning protection (LF)
● Type: Roof
● Spikes: No
● Flashing: Membrane adhered
● Spikes: No
● Flashing: Membrane
Photo 1 of 2
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Lightning protection (LF) (Continued)
Photo 2 of 2
Lightning protection (LF)
● Type: Roof
● Spikes: No
● Spikes: No
● Flashing: Membrane adhered
Photo 1 of 2
Photo 2 of 2
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Lightning protection (LF)
● Type: Roof
● Spikes: No
● Spike spacing: 16'
● Flashing: Membrane adhered
Photo 1 of 2
Lightning protection (LF) (Continued)
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Lightning protection (LF)
● Type: Roof
● Spikes: No
Lightning protection (EA)
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Lightning protection (EA)
● Type: Roof
● Flashing: Rubber boot
Photo 1 of 2
Lightning protection (EA) (Continued)
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Lightning protection (EA)
● Type: Roof
● Flashing: Rubber boot
Expansion joint
● Orientation: Roof to roof
● Profile: Low
● Type: Billow
● Width: 10"
● Finish: See notes wrapped in EPDM
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Segment (interior)
● Type: Joint
Photo 1 of 2
Segment (interior) (Continued)
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Defect Summary – Section R-A
Defect #16 - Field defect
Defect: Strainer, bowl and clamp defects.
Severity: Strainer broken .
Status: Proposed
Recommendation: Furnish and install new cast iron strainer basket, properly sized for existing drain bowl.
Lock into place.
Defect #16 - Field defect (Continued)
Defect: Strainer, bowl and clamp defects.
Severity: Strainer broken .
Status: Proposed
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Defect #16 - Field defect (Continued)
Defect: Strainer, bowl and clamp defects.
Severity: Strainer broken .
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Roof Condition Score – Section R-A
# Question (Max Value) / Notes Score
1 Roof is less than 5 years old and in excellent condition - no observed deficiencies (0)
2 Are there roof leaks? (5)
3 Have the past roof leaks caused significant interior damage? (10)
4 Have roof leaks caused significant damage to building's structural integrity? (10)
5 Has the roof been leaking for over 1 year? (7)
6 Does the roof leak every time it rains in 3 or fewer places? (5)
7 Does the roof leak every time it rains in 4 or more places? (10)
8 Is the surface of the roofing deteriorated excessively? (4)
9 Is there excessive patching on the roof? (8)
10 Is roof-top equipment mounted improperly? (5)
11 Is roof installation workmanship of medium quality? (3)
12 Is roof installation workmanship of poor quality? (5)
13 Remaining roof life > 75% (5)
14 Remaining roof life 50% - 74% (10) 10
15 Remaining roof life 25% - 49% (20)
16 Remaining roof life <25% (30)
17 Does the flashing look deteriorated and appear to be letting the water enter the building in a few places? (6)
18 Does the flashing look deteriorated and appear to be letting the water enter the building in an excessive number of places? (10)
19 Is exposed sealant showing signs of moderate deterioration? (3)
20 Is exposed sealant showing signs of excessive deterioration? (5) 5
21 Is there a moderate number of metal coating defects? (3)
22 Is there an excessive number of metal coating defects? (5)
23 Is there a moderate number of loose or missing fasteners? (3)
24 Is there an excessive number of loose or missing fasteners? (5)
25 Is there a moderate number of end lap defects (eave termination/transverse joints)? (3)
26 Is there an excessive number of end lap defects (eave termination/transverse joints)? (5)
27 Are the joints in the metal open to let water enter? (2)
28 Is sheet metal loose and or missing? (3)
29 Is the roof slope less than 3 in 12? (2) 2
30 Miscellaneous and other conditions - Low (5)
31 Miscellaneous and other conditions - Medium (10)
32 Miscellaneous and other conditions - High (15)
33 Roof is at the end of its life - Immediate Action Required! (0)
Total 17
FINAL SCORE (100 – Total) 83
ROOF CONDITION SCORE: Adequate
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Section R-B
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Section Summary – R-B
Section ID: R-B - R-B
Year Installed: 2005 (approximate)
Height: 14 FT
Floors: 1
Sensitivity: None
Warranty Expiration: n/a
Warranty Type: n/a
Roof Condition Score: 70 (Degraded)
Roof Type: Built-up membrane
Layers:
● Surface:
○ Surface: Aggregate
○ Color: Tan
● Membrane:
○ Adhesive: Coal tar
○ # of plies: 2
○ Type of ply: Fiberglass
● Insulation:
○ Thickness: 0.50"
○ # of layers: 1
○ Tapered: No
○ Attachment: Loose laid
○ Slope: 0
○ Type: Fiberboard (cover board)
● Insulation:
○ Type: Polyisocyanurate (Poly ISO) foam
○ Thickness: 3.50"
○ # of layers: 1
○ Tapered: No
○ Attachment: Loose laid
○ Slope: 0
● Deck:
○ Type: Metal deck
○ Deck slope: 1/4
Notes: R-Value 19.02 U-Value 0.0526
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Section Tests Photo
Core sample
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Inventory Detail – Section R-B
Parapet membrane flashing
● Type: Composite
● Stretch out: 12"
● Attachment: Adhered
● Wall matl: Brick
Wall membrane flashing
● Stretch out: 12"
● Attachment: Adhered
● Wall height: 6'
Wall membrane flashing
● Stretch out: 12"
● Attachment: Adhered
● Wall height: 4'
Wall counter flashing
● Material: Galvanized steel
● Width: See notes
● Interior face: 3"
● Exterior face: 3"
● Stretch out: See notes w17",25"
Cladding
● Type: Brick
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Cladding
● Type: Brick
● Type: Wall
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Segment (Continued)
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Segment (Continued)
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Segment
● Type: Parapet
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Segment (Continued)
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Segment (Continued)
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Segment
● Type: Wall
Photo 1 of 4
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Segment (Continued)
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Segment (Continued)
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Segment (Continued)
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Slope
● Pitch: .50 : 12
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Field drain
● Size: 4"
● Material: Cast iron w/ strainer
Photo 1 of 2
Field drain (Continued)
Photo 2 of 2
Overflow drain
● Size: 6"
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Overflow drain (Continued)
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Overflow drain (Continued)
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Defect Summary – Section R-B
Defect #9 - Field defect
Defect: Flashing damage or deterioration (LF).
Severity: Surface coating deterioration allowing membrane to show through.
Length: 82 LF Status: Proposed
Recommendation: Spud back gravel. Clean surface and apply 3 course asphaltic mastic and mesh to seal and reapply gravel ballast.
Recoat perimeter with fibrated aluminum coating.
Defect #9 - Field defect (Continued)
Defect: Flashing damage or deterioration (LF).
Severity: Surface coating deterioration allowing membrane to show through.
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Defect #9 - Field defect (Continued)
Defect: Flashing damage or deterioration (LF).
Severity: Surface coating deterioration allowing membrane to
Defect #9 - Field defect (Continued)
Defect: Flashing damage or deterioration (LF).
Severity: Surface coating deterioration allowing membrane to
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Roof Condition Score – Section R-B
# Question (Max Value) / Notes Score
1 Roof is less than 5 years old and in excellent condition - no observed deficiencies (0)
2 Are there roof leaks? (5)
3 Have the past roof leaks caused significant interior damage? (10)
4 Have roof leaks caused significant damage to building's structural integrity? (10)
5 Has the roof been leaking for over 1 year? (7)
6 Does the roof leak every time it rains in 3 or fewer places? (5)
7 Does the roof leak every time it rains in 4 or more places? (10)
8 Is the surface of the roofing deteriorated excessively? (4)
9 Is there excessive patching on the roof? (8) 8
10 Is roof-top equipment mounted improperly? (5)
11 Is roof installation workmanship of medium quality? (3)
12 Is roof installation workmanship of poor quality? (5)
13 Remaining roof life > 75% (5)
14 Remaining roof life 50% - 74% (10)
15 Remaining roof life 25% - 49% (20) 20
16 Remaining roof life <25% (30)
17 Does the flashing look deteriorated but does not appear to be letting water enter the building? (2) 2
18 Does the flashing look deteriorated and appear to be letting the water enter the building in a few places? (6)
19 Does the flashing look deteriorated and appear to be letting the water enter the building in an
20 Is there a moderate amount of shrinkage, bridging, blisters, ridging, open laps, or splits? (3)
21 Is there an excessive amount of shrinkage, bridging, blisters, ridging, open laps, or splits? (5)
22 Is there a moderate number of cracks or openings in the flashing that are 4 inches or higher off of the roof level? (2)
23 Is there an excessive number of cracks or openings in the flashing that are 4 inches or higher off of the roof level? (5)
24 Is there indication of minimal standing water? (2)
25 Is there indication of excessive standing water/a visual indication of the roof decking being low?
(6)
26 Miscellaneous and other conditions - Low (5)
27 Miscellaneous and other conditions - Medium (10)
28 Miscellaneous and other conditions - High (15)
29 Roof is at the end of its life - Immediate Action Required! (0)
Total 30
FINAL SCORE (100 – Total) 70
ROOF CONDITION SCORE: Degraded
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Section R-C
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Section Summary – R-C
Section ID: R-C - R-C
Year Installed: 2005 (approximate)
Height: 30 FT
Floors: 2
Sensitivity: None
Warranty Expiration: n/a
Warranty Type: n/a
Roof Condition Score: 68 (Degraded)
Roof Type: Built-up membrane
Layers:
● Surface:
○ Surface: Aggregate
○ Color: Tan
● Membrane:
○ Adhesive: Coal tar
○ # of plies: 2
○ Type of ply: Fiberglass
● Insulation:
○ Thickness: 0.50"
○ # of layers: 1
○ Tapered: No
○ Attachment: Loose laid
○ Slope: 0
○ Type: Fiberboard (cover board)
● Insulation:
○ Type: Polyisocyanurate (Poly ISO) foam
○ Thickness: 2"
○ # of layers: 2
○ Tapered: No
○ Slope: 0
○ Attachment: Asphalt
● Deck:
○ Type: Metal deck
○ Deck slope: 1/4
Notes: R-Value 24.58 U-Value 0.0407
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Section Tests Photo
Core sample
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Inventory Detail – Section R-C
Wall membrane flashing
● Type: Roof
● Stretch out: 48"
● Attachment: Adhered
● Wall matl: Wood
Parapet membrane flashing
● Stretch out: 12"
● Attachment: Adhered
● Wall matl: Block - CMU
● Type: Surface mount
● Type: Surface mount
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Segment (Continued)
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Segment
● Type: Wall
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Segment (Continued)
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Pipe vent
● Size: 2"
● Flashing: Lead boot
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Field drain
● Size: 4"
● Material: Cast iron w/ strainer
Photo 1 of 2
Field drain (Continued)
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Field drain
Through-wall scupper
● Width: 16"
● Height: 6"
● Length: 12"
● Material: Copper
● Finish: Prefinished
● Downspout: No
Through-wall scupper
● Width: 16"
● Height: 6"
● Length: 12"
● Material: Copper
● Finish: Prefinished
● Downspout: No
Photo 1 of 3
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Through-wall scupper (Continued)
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Through-wall scupper (Continued)
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Slope
● Pitch: .50 : 12
Lightning protection (LF)
● Type: Wall
● Spikes: Yes
● Spike spacing: 16'
● Flashing: Self adhered caulked bracket
Photo 1 of 4
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Lightning protection (LF) (Continued)
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Lightning protection (LF) (Continued)
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Defect Summary – Section R-C
Defect #12 - Field defect
Defect: Flashing seam or side lap defects (LF).
Severity: Seam or side lap is open more than 1/2 inch into seam, no obvious water penetration.
Length: 47 LF Status: Proposed
Recommendation: Repair open seams with fabric, mastic and granules in a three-course fashion.
Typical of 3.
Defect #12 - Field defect
Defect: Flashing seam or side lap defects (LF).
Severity: Seam or side lap is open more than 1/2 inch into seam, no obvious water penetration.
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Defect #12 - Field defect (Continued)
Defect: Flashing seam or side lap defects (LF).
Severity: Seam or side lap is open more than 1/2 inch into seam, no
Defect: Flashing seam or side lap defects (LF).
Severity: Seam or side lap is open more than 1/2 inch into seam, no
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Defect #12 - Field defect (Continued)
Defect: Flashing seam or side lap defects (LF).
Severity: Seam or side lap is open more than 1/2 inch into seam, no
Defect: Flashing seam or side lap defects (LF).
Severity: Seam or side lap is open more than 1/2 inch into seam, no
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Defect #12 - Field defect (Continued)
Defect: Flashing seam or side lap defects (LF).
Severity: Seam or side lap is open more than 1/2 inch into seam, no
Marked
Defect #14 - Field defect
Defect: Open mortar joints.
Severity: Open mortar joints.
Status: Proposed
Recommendation: BE - Remove existing sealants / mortar, clean joint, install high-grade polyurethane sealant to seal CMU expansion joint.
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Defect #14 - Field defect (Continued)
Defect: Open mortar joints.
Severity: Open mortar joints.
Defect: Open mortar joints.
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Defect #14 - Field defect (Continued)
Defect: Open mortar joints.
Defect: Open mortar joints.
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Defect #14 - Field defect (Continued)
Defect: Open mortar joints.
Defect: Open mortar joints.
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Roof Condition Score – Section R-C
# Question (Max Value) / Notes Score
1 Roof is less than 5 years old and in excellent condition - no observed deficiencies (0)
2 Are there roof leaks? (5)
3 Have the past roof leaks caused significant interior damage? (10)
4 Have roof leaks caused significant damage to building's structural integrity? (10)
5 Has the roof been leaking for over 1 year? (7)
6 Does the roof leak every time it rains in 3 or fewer places? (5)
7 Does the roof leak every time it rains in 4 or more places? (10)
8 Is the surface of the roofing deteriorated excessively? (4)
9 Is there excessive patching on the roof? (8)
10 Is roof-top equipment mounted improperly? (5)
11 Is roof installation workmanship of medium quality? (3) 3
12 Is roof installation workmanship of poor quality? (5)
13 Remaining roof life > 75% (5)
14 Remaining roof life 50% - 74% (10)
15 Remaining roof life 25% - 49% (20) 20
16 Remaining roof life <25% (30)
17 Does the flashing look deteriorated but does not appear to be letting water enter the building? (2)
18 Does the flashing look deteriorated and appear to be letting the water enter the building in a few places? (6)
19 Does the flashing look deteriorated and appear to be letting the water enter the building in an
20 Is there a moderate amount of shrinkage, bridging, blisters, ridging, open laps, or splits? (3)
21 Is there an excessive amount of shrinkage, bridging, blisters, ridging, open laps, or splits? (5)
22 Is there a moderate number of cracks or openings in the flashing that are 4 inches or higher off of the roof level? (2)
23 Is there an excessive number of cracks or openings in the flashing that are 4 inches or higher off of the roof level? (5)
24 Is there indication of minimal standing water? (2)
25 Is there indication of excessive standing water/a visual indication of the roof decking being low?
(6)
26 Miscellaneous and other conditions - Low (5) 3
27 Miscellaneous and other conditions - Medium (10)
28 Miscellaneous and other conditions - High (15)
29 Roof is at the end of its life - Immediate Action Required! (0)
Total 32
FINAL SCORE (100 – Total) 68
ROOF CONDITION SCORE: Degraded
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