Sunlink

Name of Business

Contact Name

Mailing Address

City, State, ZIP

Business Phone - -

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Business Fax - -

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E-mail Address *

(this information will not be given out to third parties)

Project Name

Project Address

City, State, ZIP

Roof Height

Module Brand & Model

Module Quantity

Tilt Angle (5°, 10°, 15°, or 20°)

Method of hold-down (ballast or connectors):

Design wind speed

(3- Secound Gust) at project location per building code

Wind Exposure Category

Exposure B: Ground is covered with numerous, closely spaced obstructions within ½ mile of building location.

Exposure C: Terrain is flat and generally unobstructed extending 1/2 miles (.81 KM) or more from the site in any quadrant

Exposure D: Terrain is flat and unobstructed extending 1 mile (1.62 KM) from building location in non-hurricane regions.

Building Occupancy Category

per building code

Low slope roof

(<1:12 pitch) assumed. If not, approximate roof pitch

Roofing information

Single-ply - Consist of a flexible membrane that resists displacement by the use of ballast, mechanical attachment, or adhesion to a roof deck (EPDM, PVC).

Built-Up - Build-Up-Roofs (BUR) are multiple layers of felt with inter-ply mopping of asphalt or coal tar assembled in the field to "build up" a finished roof assembly. A heavy application of asphalt or coal tar, which is then covered with gravel, is the typical surface finishing to these assemblies, primarily for fireproofing and ultra violet protection.

Metal Roof -Typically steel, aluminum or copper metal roofing. Most metal roofs are installed in sheets, but can also be installed in shingles, the most popular being aluminum or copper.

Foam Roof over a metal or concrete deck.

Ground Mount

Other (please describe)

Roof loading limitations

Distributed weight
(lbs. psf) limitations

Point Loading
(lbs. psf) limitations

Contact Information for the last roofing company that serviced the project building:

Type of decking

Framing system

Design roof dead load

Design roof live load

Other roof loading limitations

Additional Comments

(e.g. Project criteria, Information on building, Roof, etc.)