Wide aerial view of the CrossFit eXalted commercial building in Sanford, Florida, captured for the existing-conditions roof inspection project

Case Study · Existing Conditions

Roof Condition Report for CrossFit eXalted in Sanford, FL

An 8,373 square foot aerial existing-conditions roof inspection for a commercial property owner. Annotated findings, severity ratings, and a written report delivered within 48 hours of the site visit.

Client

CrossFit eXalted

Location

Sanford, FL

Roof Area

8,373 sq ft

Year

2023

The Project

Adam Caratini, General Manager of CrossFit eXalted, needed a current and defensible record of the condition of his commercial building's roof at 118 Central Park Place in Sanford, FL. The property is a single-story commercial structure with a flat metal roof, and the existing record of its condition was informal at best.

An aerial existing-conditions roof inspection was the right fit. The capture is fast, the entire roof is documented in a single session at consistent resolution, and the deliverable is organized in a way that can be handed directly to a roofer, an insurance carrier, or a property manager without reformatting.

The Deliverable

Below is a screenshot from the actual annotated report delivered to Adam. The green bounding box marks a specific area of concern; the dialog captures the severity rating, problem description, and location tag.

Screenshot of the ImageInspector report delivered to CrossFit eXalted showing the roof surface and a green-tagged finding labeled 'Signs of Pooled Water and Debris' with severity rating 3

The annotated ImageInspector report, a dated, severity-rated record of every finding.

Key Findings

The report flagged five categories of condition across the roof surface. Each finding was location-tagged, severity-rated, and accompanied by a written description.

Signs of Possible Repairs

Sections of the roof surface showed evidence of prior patch work and repairs. Recommended for further inspection by a qualified roofer to confirm current condition and remaining service life.

Close-up aerial photo of the CrossFit eXalted roof surface showing a section marked for repair inspection

Pooled Water and Debris

Standing water and organic debris were identified in low areas of the roof. Recommended for cleaning and follow-up inspection to confirm the underlying surface is intact.

Aerial photo of a vent pipe penetration on the CrossFit eXalted roof showing pooled water and debris accumulation around the boot

Roof Vent Rust and Gasket Wear

Several roof vents showed surface rust and gasket deterioration at the penetration boot. Recommended for closer inspection and, if needed, re-seating or replacement by a roofer.

Close-up aerial photo of the CrossFit eXalted roof showing surface rust and gasket wear on a roof vent penetration

Weather Wear and Edge Conditions

General oxidation, streaking, and edge flashing wear consistent with long-term Florida UV and storm exposure. Recommended for ongoing monitoring at the next annual inspection.

Aerial photo of the CrossFit eXalted roof edge and parapet flashing showing oxidation and weather wear

The Outcome

The report gave Adam three things he did not have before:

A Proactive Maintenance Plan

Each finding category was severity-rated and prioritized. Adam was able to brief his roofer on which items to address first, with the annotated imagery as the discussion reference.

A Dated Property Record

The full report (annotated imagery, written narrative, raw image archive) became a dated record of the roof condition as of December 2023. If a future insurance question or warranty claim comes up, the record is on file.

An Inventory Baseline

The measurement grid and roof footprint documentation gave Adam a baseline of the property as it stood. Future re-inspections can be compared against this baseline to track change over time.

"I couldn't be happier with the outstanding service I received from Skyland Pixels. The attention to detail in their roof inspection was remarkable. They used commercial aircraft to capture every angle and aspect of our roof, providing us with a comprehensive report that highlighted any issues or areas of concern."

Ari Levy, property management partner, CrossFit eXalted

Public Case Study

SPH Engineering, the manufacturer of the ImageInspector software used to annotate and assemble the report, published this project as a public case study.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long did the CrossFit eXalted roof condition report take from booking to delivery?

Single site visit, with the report delivered within 48 hours of the flight. Adam received the full report (annotated imagery, written narrative, and raw image archive) and was able to share it with his roofer and insurance contact the same week.

Was the inspection safe for a roof in service?

Yes. The entire capture was done by a commercial aerial platform flying above the property. No one went on the roof. The gym stayed open during the inspection. The lower-resolution pre-flight ensured the airspace was clear and the building access was unrestricted.

What did the deliverable include?

A stakeholder-ready roof condition report: annotated aerial imagery (each finding marked with a severity rating, location tag, and description), a written narrative covering the five finding categories, the raw image archive, and a measurement grid of the roof footprint. Adam used the report to brief his roofer on priority items and to keep a dated record for property management.

How is a roof condition report different from a standard roof inspection?

A traditional roof inspection puts a person on the roof with a clipboard. An aerial existing-conditions report captures the entire roof surface in one pass at consistent resolution, with each finding geo-tagged and severity-rated. The deliverable is easier to share with a roofer, insurance carrier, or property manager because the photos and annotations are already organized into a single PDF.

Could this be done as a re-inspection after repairs?

Yes. Existing-conditions roof reports are well-suited to a re-inspection cadence: one capture before repairs, one capture after. Each capture becomes a dated, geo-tagged record of the roof condition at that point in time. We did not do a re-inspection for CrossFit eXalted, but the same workflow is available for any property owner who wants a before/after record.

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