Tree impact & roof documentation
From tree impact to an organized property record.
After a tree struck a home, the property needed a record that connected the impact area with the surrounding roof and exterior conditions.
The assignment
Start with the property question.
Show where the tree affected the structure, document visible roof concerns, and organize the photographs so another professional could follow the observations.
What Spyglass did
The report pairs property context with marked impact photographs, close roof images, field-note references, and supporting aerial views. Recorded observations include roof-covering damage and nearby tree-clearance concerns.
The finished record
What the client received
- A written property-condition report
- Marked photographs showing the impact area
- Location references connecting field notes to the property
- Overview and detail photographs grouped for review
Why this is useful
Make the next conversation more specific.
The owner has a record to review with a contractor or adjuster: where to look, which photographs support an observation, and which conditions need follow-up. Consulting can help explain that record and identify questions or missing documentation.
This example demonstrates inspection and documentation. No claim settlement, payment, completed repair, or confirmed structural diagnosis is claimed.
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