A technician with a tablet kneels at an open inspection hatch on a green roof of low planting, with a US downtown skyline behind at sunset.

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For green roof and stormwater maintenance firms

Inspection-grade care for living infrastructure.

Manteverde is built for the firms that inspect living roofs, document coverage against the specification and maintain their clients’ stormwater structures, from bioswales and catch basins to vaults and ponds, with records that stand up over time.

  • Inspections by protocol
  • Coverage against spec
  • Records that defend

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A technician crouches with a tablet beside an open drain on a rooftop walkway, between a tall living wall and planted beds.

Where the record matters

The inspection record has to outlast the visit.

Four storeys up, wind across the parapet, and every observed condition may matter when a client asks what changed between visits.

It is green infrastructure maintenance software for firms that need protocol findings, inspection history and renewal context in one defensible record, roof by roof and structure by structure.

One storm, roof to outfall

Follow the rain across one property.

On a commercial property, one storm runs off the green roof, through the bioswale, into the catch basins and the vault, out to the pond and down to the outfall. Every structure on that path is yours to inspect, each by its own protocol. Manteverde keeps them on one record, pinned on your client’s site map.

Illustration · invented property · sample structures
  1. 01Green roofCoverage against the specification, drain outlets and inspection chambers, zone by zone.Living roof records
  2. 02BioswaleInlets and curb cuts, ponding after rain, vegetation and sediment.Protocols by type
  3. 03Catch basinSediment in the sump, drawn against the line your firm sets.Readings
  4. 04Detention vaultInspected from the opening, with the access and safety notes your procedure needs.Access notes
  5. 05Wet pondEmbankment, forebay sediment, the outlet riser and its trash rack: the pond as a structure.Protocols by type
  6. 06OutfallThe headwall, the apron and the bank, with a deficiency photographed where it is found.A deficiency to closure

Then, once a year, a Stormwater Inspection Report for each structure, signed by your inspector. See the annual report

A technician with a tablet stands beside a bioswale, a rocky water channel lined with grasses, in front of an office building.

Green roof inspection software

Inspections by protocol, documented and mapped.

Roof inspections cover vegetated areas, drainage components, membrane-adjacent conditions, irrigation, edge conditions and structural interfaces, zone by zone.

Vegetation management records connect plant health, species succession, invasive species control, seasonal replanting, and coverage against the design specification.

Infrastructure inspection

Protocol findings stay tied to the zone observed.

Recurring inspections are built around the property, its roof zones, the protocol, each finding, its photos and the inspection history.

Vegetation management

Coverage is tracked against the specification.

Plant health, invasive species control, seasonal replanting and coverage against the specification are kept as inspection-grade records for the properties you maintain.

Reports for your client

Stormwater maintenance software needs report-ready evidence.

Living Roof Reports and annual Stormwater Inspection Reports are formatted for your client’s own submission, with no automated filing and no promise of acceptance.

See living roof records

Inspections document observable surface conditions; Manteverde does not warranty or certify membrane integrity.

A stormwater pond at dusk on an office campus, with a concrete outlet riser in the still water, cattails along the bank, an inlet pipe in a rock forebay and an inspector with a flashlight on the far bank.

Proof of upkeep

Why the record is starting to matter.

Owners, insurers, warranty teams, asset stakeholders, and public-sector reviewers increasingly expect structured evidence that living infrastructure is being inspected and maintained.

A maintenance record should help your firm show what was observed, cleared, changed and left for follow-up, without turning the software into a certification body.

  • Inspection evidence that supports review conversations
  • Service history that helps renewal planning
  • Report-ready context for stakeholder submission

Manteverde is designed around an operating record for upkeep evidence, not a guarantee of acceptance or compliance.

The operating record

The operating record behind living infrastructure.

The inspection record connects property, roof zone and stormwater structure records with recurring inspections, protocol findings, inspection history, vegetation plans and client reports.

Maintenance Proposals, invoices, deposits and renewal context sit beside the inspection history, so the service file can support client reviews without becoming a billing claim.

A rooftop terrace with deep planted beds and outdoor seating, overlooking a US downtown skyline in golden light.
Living-infrastructure evidence belongs beside the service record, not in a separate folder.
  • Recurring inspections
  • Roof zone and structure records
  • Protocol findings
  • Inspection history
  • Maintenance Proposals, invoices and deposits
  • Living Roof and Stormwater Inspection Reports
  • Invoice-support context
  • Quarterly and annual review-ready summaries
  • Renewal-ready analysis

The inspection record pairs each finding with the protocol it was observed under.

The report file formats stormwater records for your client’s submission, with invoice-support context, from the same source of truth.

The service report carries client reports, review-ready summaries and renewal-ready analysis.

The Work Record

Every finished job keeps its own record.

The inlet cleared, the steps with their times, the photos before and after, the crew lead’s note: kept on record, and sent to your client when they ask or when you choose. Never automatically, and the invoice never waits for it.

See the Work Record
Work Record · BS-01Bioswale curb-cut inlet cleared
A concrete curb-cut inlet into a bioswale, blocked with wet leaves, litter and silt, with a puddle on the asphalt in front.The same curb-cut inlet after clearing, the opening and the stone splash pad clean and the asphalt drained.
  1. Leaves and silt cleared8:10
  2. Splash pad swept8:25
  3. Photos before and after8:31
Keep on recordSend to clientSent
To: Priya Raman · from Your companyWork Record: BS-01 inlet cleared
Illustration · invented client · sample data

Reports are formatted for submission; operators remain responsible for jurisdictional compliance.

Explore Manteverde

The set, sheet by sheet.

Every page of Manteverde, filed like a drawing set. Open a sheet, or go straight to the scene it plays.

  1. MV-01Who it’s forThe four kinds of firm, and the people inside themPlay the scene
  2. MV-02Living roof recordsRoof zones, coverage against the specification, the Living Roof ReportPlay the scene
  3. MV-03Stormwater inspectionsThe site map, protocols by type, the signed annual reportPlay the scene
  4. MV-04Season CalendarThe season’s visits, and the checks after a stormPlay the scene
  5. MV-05Proposals & invoicesThe journey to paid, the Work Record, the Maintenance AgreementPlay the scene
  6. MV-06PricingThree plans, in your market’s currency
  7. MV-07FAQThe trade’s questions, and ours
  8. MV-08GlossaryRoof to outfall, every term definedPlay the scene
  9. MV-09Commercial propertiesThe annual report per structurePlay the scene
  10. MV-10Retail and logistics sitesBasins and separators across many sitesPlay the scene
  11. MV-11HOA communitiesA pond and swale record the board can readPlay the scene
  12. MV-12Municipal and campusA public client’s programme, month by monthPlay the scene
  13. MV-13DevelopersThe first season and the handoverPlay the scene
  14. MV-14Green roof portfoliosSeveral living roofs, one seasonPlay the scene

Founding access

Founding access opens soon.

Manteverde is preparing a founding-access waitlist for green roof maintenance teams that want launch updates for the operating record being built.

Requests use a full name, work email, consent, anti-abuse verification, and double opt-in confirmation. They do not create account access, product access, billing, or service availability.

Founding access

Request founding access to Manteverde.

Share your full name and work email to request double opt-in launch updates for the green roof operating record Manteverde is preparing.

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