James D. Cummins & Company

Building Systems Consultants since 1965

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Investigations of in-place roofing systems are conducted by visually observing the entire roof area and photographing our observations.

Key Benefits

Capabilities

Non-destructive testing is performed with the aid of a Troxler Nuclear Moisture Meter, capacitance moisture meter, or AGEMA 470 Infrared Scanner.  (James D. Cummins & Company is licensed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.)  It is necessary to verify readings with test cuts (destructive testing) in the existing roof assembly.  Test cut repairs are made in a professional, watertight manner.  Reports on findings are documented with photographs.

Visual Observation

Identifies roof system and highlights real or potential problems.

Troxler Nuclear Moisture Meter Testing

Sophisticated daylight testing executed on a 10' x 10' grid of the roofing system to finitely identify and document moisture ridden areas and leak sources.

AGEMA 470 Infrared Scanner Testing

Nighttime testing performed to identify and document leak sources and moisture ridden components of the roofing system.

Capacitance Moisture Meter Testing

Basic comparative testing of suspected moisture entrapment.

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