Five ground-level photos that make the first call useful
Show the full elevation and the actual failure without asking a property owner to climb.
Shots
- Straight-on view of the full awning and surrounding wall
- Side profile showing projection, pitch and clearance
- Close view of tear, seam, sag, corrosion or bent member
- Wall or roof attachment area from a safe ground position
- Access view showing sidewalk, parking, landscaping and overhead obstacles
Capture Fields
- Approximate width and projection
- Residential or commercial
- Lettering or logo present
- Water pooling or active movement
- Date damage was first noticed
Safety Note
Do not climb, pull fabric or stand below an awning that is moving or separating.
Photos support triage; they do not establish structural safety or a final scope.