VERT / GREEN
Deck is visible, dry and documented before underlayment.
Use the tear-off window to identify moisture, rot, delamination, fastening and geometry before covering the deck.
Deck is visible, dry and documented before underlayment.
A covered defect disappears from view, not from the system.
Deteriorated wood, questionable framing or persistent moisture: correct cause/substrate before new roofing.
Roofer and, when needed, structural professional assess exposed substrate before it becomes inaccessible.
Vérifié / checked: 2026-08-23
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