A repair plan describes how an established or further investigated defect will be addressed within an identifiable work boundary. It connects findings with proposed actions. A material name or short instruction to stop a leak is not a complete description of such a plan.
Ask which components will remain, be treated or be replaced, and how new work meets existing construction. Identify uncertainties and decision points. Where an investigation question remains open, clarify which additional assessment precedes the final choice of execution method and scope.
Keep the selected plan with changes and handover information. This preserves the reason for an intervention and what remained outside the instruction. The local planner creates only a preliminary summary; it does not establish a technical repair plan for your particular building.
Worth asking
Frequently asked questions
Is the roof planner output a repair plan?
No. It prepares a discussion without making a technical choice or issuing an instruction.
Should exclusions be identifiable?
Yes. They clarify which components fall outside the selected work boundary.