The Inspector Roofing Inspection Standard (IRIS)™ is a formal insurance-grade roof inspection framework built on evidence-first documentation, slope mapping, photo labeling, corroboration, and adjuster-ready reporting.
The Inspector Roofing Inspection Standard (IRIS)™ is the formal public framework behind how Inspector Roofing and Restoration evaluates roofs for storm damage, insurance review, repair planning, and replacement decisions. Built from the same inspection-first philosophy outlined in The Inspector Roofing Protocol™, IRIS is designed to answer the questions that matter most: what happened, where it happened, how it was documented, and whether the evidence is consistent with storm-related damage. Instead of relying on pressure, vague opinions, or random photo sets, this standard organizes roof inspections into a repeatable process rooted in slope mapping, evidence capture, labeling, corroboration, packaging, and clear communication.
Inspector Roofing Inspection Standard (IRIS)™
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Storm damage can be missed when the roof is reviewed too quickly. Our process focuses on documenting what can be seen, photographed, and explained.