Bloom Roofing, Est. 1979

Case Study · Distribution

A Roof Assessment Refined
the Replacement Plan in Chesterfield

At a 725,000-square-foot warehouse in Chesterfield, Bloom combined visual inspection with aerial infrared findings to evaluate 16 roof areas. More than 400,000 square feet did not need replacement, avoiding more than $2.5 million in replacement cost.

Warehouse

Building

Chesterfield, MI

Location

322,732 sq ft

Roof area updated

Fully adhered EPDM

Roof system

About the Project

Roof-area diagram from Bloom’s Chesterfield infrared case-study video.
Roof-area diagram from Bloom’s Chesterfield infrared case-study video.

The Customer Requirement

A new owner of the approximately 725,000-square-foot warehouse needed help deciding what the roof required.

Bloom's Work

After a visual inspection, Bloom recommended an aerial infrared survey and evaluated the building's 16 roof areas separately. The findings focused replacement on the most damaged areas, and the project table lists 322,732 square feet updated with a fully adhered EPDM system.

The Documented Outcome

More than 400,000 square feet did not need replacement, avoiding more than $2.5 million in replacement cost.

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