Start with the internal sign
Record the room, surface, relative position and whether the sign is active, dry, recurring or newly observed using overview and detail evidence.
Use ceiling and roofline evidence without turning one safe observation point into a claim about the whole roof.
Roof coverings, valleys, flashings, gutters, downpipes, ceiling finishes and concealed voids cannot always be inspected safely from one visit. A responsible inspection records accessible evidence and states where specialist access or another observation condition is still required.
The sequence connects internal signs, external context and safe-access limits without guessing the concealed water path.
Record the room, surface, relative position and whether the sign is active, dry, recurring or newly observed using overview and detail evidence.
Note changes during wind-driven rain, prolonged rain, plumbing use, tank operation or air-conditioning without treating the pattern as proof of source.
Observe only from a safe approved position. Do not step onto a roof, enter a fragile ceiling space or improvise work near an unprotected edge.
State when a roof surface, valley, flashing, gutter, ceiling void or elevation cannot be viewed safely.
Relate internal signs to visible roofline, wall-junction, gutter, downpipe or opening context without claiming the concealed route.
A dry visit records one condition. Earlier dated evidence may help, but a short observation cannot guarantee later storm performance.
A general inspection does not lift roof tiles, remove ceiling boards, open flashings or dismantle rainwater components.
Recurring water entry, damaged coverings, unsafe access, concealed deterioration or repair design may require an appropriate roofing or building specialist.
Preserve the exact internal position, timing and recurrence.
Connect accessible external context from confirmed safe positions.
Record every area and condition that could not be checked.
Use suitable specialist access and investigation when the evidence gap requires it.
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No. It identifies a visible condition. The source and path need supporting evidence and may involve roof, wall, plumbing or other interfaces.
The visit can record accessible current condition and earlier evidence. It cannot guarantee performance during a future weather event.
Only when access is specifically confirmed as safe, authorised and within scope. Inaccessible or fragile areas remain limitations.
Use an appropriate specialist when safe height access, opening-up work, repair design, concealed investigation or a roof-specific test is required.
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