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Across Southern California, insurers are drawing sharper distinctions between sudden storm damage and long-term water intrusion. Claims are being evaluated retroactively. Boards, managers, and ownership groups are being judged with the benefit of hindsight—often without clear documentation to defend their decisions. 

Southern California facility managers face rising energy mandates, aging roofs, and climate risk. Learn why commercial roofing and waterproofing are now strategic assets—and what to do next.

1. Schedule a roof inspection before the rain starts   Why this matters:   Checking the roof early helps find small problems before rain starts. This can prevent leaks, protect shared areas and homes, and avoid surprise costs.   2. Make sure drains, scuppers, and gutters are clear   Why this matters:   When drains are blocked, water can build up on the roof. Standing water often leads to leaks and damage inside buildings.   3. Keep records of inspections and repairs   Why thi