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Run: Stored Asphalt Shingle Stacking and UV Protection Audit

Audit stored asphalt shingle stacks for height, pallet loading, slip-sheets, and UV protection so you can catch distortion, sticking, and adhesive damage bef...

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Inspection Details

Record the yard, warehouse, jobsite, or storage area being inspected.
Select the primary storage environment for the shingles.
Document when the storage audit was performed.

Stack Height and Pallet Stacking Compliance

Measure the stack height or count pallet tiers and verify it does not exceed the manufacturer guidance for the specific shingle product.
Verify pallets are not stacked higher than allowed and are stable, level, and not overloaded.
Check for visible distortion, leaning, crushed corners, or compression from improper stacking.
Confirm bundles are supported on stable, dry pallets or equivalent dunnage and are not in direct contact with the ground.

Slip-Sheets, Separation, and Package Condition

Verify slip-sheets, separators, or other manufacturer-approved separation methods are in place when required to prevent sticking.
Inspect for adhered bundles, fused layers, or tearing when separating stacked materials.
Check for asphalt adhesive squeeze-out, bleed-through, or softened sealant caused by heat exposure or compression.
Confirm wrap, straps, and product identification labels are intact and readable.

Sun Exposure and Environmental Protection

Verify stored shingles are covered, shaded, or otherwise protected from direct sun exposure that could cause heat-related damage.
Confirm the storage environment minimizes excessive heat buildup, such as by ventilation, shade, or indoor storage.
Verify shingles are kept dry and protected from water intrusion, pooling, or ground moisture.
Look for curling, warping, softened sealant, granule loss, or other visible deterioration associated with sun exposure.

Visible Damage and Non-Conformance

Inspect the stored product for packaging damage, crushed edges, or bundle deformation.
Verify any damaged or suspect shingles are isolated, identified, and not released for installation.

Corrective Action and Sign-Off

List each deficiency, the immediate containment action, and the owner and due date for correction.
Inspector signs to confirm findings and completion of the audit.

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