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Before you sign anything

This is what you do
before you get
a roof.

A verified roof report. The same measurements your contractor runs before they quote you. Now yours — before anyone hands you a number.

See a sample report
98.77% verified accurate
Accepted by insurance carriers
Same day delivery
32.4 sq
verified measurements
$1,250
potential savings
Plumb Roof Report
EagleView Verified
Fair estimate range
$9,800 – $16,400
Zip code market
April 2026
Roof area
32.4
squares
Pitch
6/12
moderate
Materials
$6,030
verified
Bid of $13,400 is within fair range
Verify ice + water shield is listed

The standard used by

Major insurance carriers
National preservation companies
HUD and mortgage institutions
Roofing contractors nationwide

Spend $50 before you spend $12,500.

Know what your roof is going to cost before scheduling a "free" roofing estimate.

$50
Cost of report
→
$12,500
Avg. Michigan roof
→
$1,250+
Potential savings
The information gap — your numbers

What's the difference between a fair price and an inflated one?

Move the sliders to your situation. See what that gap is worth in real dollars.

⬤ Without the report
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They quote 38 squares. You don't know if that's right.
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3 bids ranging $9k–$16k. No idea which is fair.
—
You pick on gut feeling and reviews.
—
You sign and hope the number was fair.
✓ With your verified report
✓
Report says 31.4 squares. You ask about the difference.
✓
Fair range is $10,200–$13,800. Two bids inside. One isn't.
✓
You have a verified baseline. Data-driven, not a guess.
✓
You sign knowing the number checked out.
Your roof situation
Avg job value in your area
$12,500
Quotes you've received
1 quote
Confidence in the bid
Low
Conservative overpayment risk
$1,875
on a job like yours, with 1 unverified quote
Cost of this report
$50
Moderate overpayment risk
Low riskModerateHigh risk
A $50 report against a $1,875 potential overpayment.
The difference that matters

What they show you
vs. what it really looks like.

There are tools out there that give you a number in 30 seconds. A shiny aerial image with a price range. It looks impressive. But a 30-second estimate built for a contractor's sales pitch is not the same as a verified measurement document built for you.

Instant quote tools (Roofle, InstantRoofer, etc.)
What they give you
✗
A price range generated in 30 seconds — built to start a sales call, not inform your decision
✗
No line-item breakdown. Just a number. You still don't know what you're paying for.
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Built for the contractor's pipeline. The homeowner is the product, not the client.
✗
No zip code material pricing, no labor benchmarks, no red flag checklist
✗
Not accepted by insurance carriers. Not a verified document. Not yours to keep.
Your verified Plumb report
What you actually get
✓
98.77% accurate measurements — third-party verified by independent benchmark testing
✓
Full line-item breakdown. Square footage, pitch, ridges, valleys, waste factor — every number that affects your cost
✓
Built for you, the homeowner. You are the client. Fiduciary obligation to your interests.
✓
Zip code material + labor pricing benchmarks and your personal fair estimate range
✓
Accepted by insurance carriers, HUD, and mortgage institutions. A real document you own.
Instant quote tools
A number to anchor a sales call
Your Plumb report
A verified document that ends the information gap
What you don't know

The questions you
should be asking.

01
Did they measure your roof or guess it?
Two contractors. Two different numbers. One of them is wrong. You're paying either way.
02
Is the price they quoted built for their margin or your reality?
You have no baseline. They do. That's not an accident.
03
Do you know what you're actually signing?
Most homeowners don't. That's not a criticism — it's a fact contractors count on.
04
Will they fix your ventilation or just cover it up?
Poor ventilation is why most roofs fail early. If it's not in the conversation, it's not in the contract.
05
Is ice and water shield on the contract — or just assumed?
In Michigan it's required. If it's not listed, it's not guaranteed.
If you're looking at roofing estimates, quotes or bids

You're looking at numbers on paper that can't be verified without a certified roof report.

Contractors and insurance companies pull this report before they do anything. Now you can too — before anyone quotes you.

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Quote feels high?
Order now. Know by tomorrow. Go back with numbers, not a feeling.
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Second bid coming?
Walk in knowing what fair looks like before they start talking.
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Insurance adjuster just left?
Find out if their check covers what your roof actually costs to replace.

Contractors and insurance companies know hard numbers. Now you can too.

What's in the report

Every number
they already have.

One report. Seven sections. Built from the same aerial and satellite data your contractor runs before they quote you.

Measurements
Pricing
Red flags
Your range
Questions
Your exact roof measurements
Every dimension that affects what you're charged — pulled from aerial imagery with 98.77% verified accuracy. This is the same measurement contractors use to calculate materials, labor, and everything else on your invoice.

Includes: Total roof area in squares, pitch, ridge footage, hip and valley lengths, eave length, drip edge, penetrations, and waste factor for your specific roof.
31.4 sq
Verified roof area
6/12
Verified pitch
98.77%
Measurement accuracy
Zip code material + labor pricing
What contractors are actually charging in your zip code right now. Current shingle pricing, underlayment, ice and water shield, labor rates — benchmarked to your market, not a national average.

Michigan requirement: Ice and water shield coverage required by state code is included in your pricing benchmark so you know exactly what must be on any bid.
Zip specific
Not national averages
Current
Updated pricing benchmarks
Red flag checklist
The exact line items that get padded — and what padding looks like on paper. A homeowner who quoted 41 squares had a verified roof of 32.4 squares. At $399/sq installed, that's $3,431 in overcharging on one line item alone.

Includes: What to watch for in any bid, what a low bid means vs. a high bid, and the one line item that almost always gets inflated.
$3,431
Caught on one overinflated line item
Your personal fair estimate range
Low, fair, and premium ranges calculated specifically for your roof — not a general ballpark. When you get a bid, you know immediately whether it's in range, below it, or above it. And you know what each of those means.

What to do: The report tells you exactly how to respond to bids inside the range, bids below it, and bids above it.
$10,200
Low range — your roof
$14,800
Premium range — your roof
5 contractor questions + plain-English glossary
Five questions to ask any contractor — and what the right answers sound like. Most homeowners walk into a roofing conversation not knowing what to ask. These five questions put you on equal footing.

Plus: A plain-English glossary of every term that appears on any roofing bid — so nothing catches you off guard at the table.
5
Questions that change the conversation

The same standard
insurance companies
rely on.

This isn't an estimate. It's a verified measurement built on the same technology insurance carriers, national preservation companies, and HUD use to verify and justify. Third-party confirmed at 98.77% accuracy.

98.77%Measurement accuracy — independently verified by CompassData using drone LiDAR technology
Same dayMost reports delivered same day. Always within one business day.
$0No one visits your property. No inspection. No scheduling needed.
Sample — what reports find
Contractor quoted41 squares
Report verified32.4 squares
Difference8.6 squares
At $399/sq installed$3,431 overcharged
Cost of the report$50
The difference

Same property.
Completely different position.

Without the report
You accept the square footage they give you
Three bids. No context for any of them.
You pick based on gut feeling
You sign and wonder if you got it right
If something's wrong — it's already too late
With your verified report
You know the real square footage. Any discrepancy is a question you ask.
You have a fair estimate range. Bids inside it, bids outside it — you know which is which.
Your decision is data-driven. Not a guess.
You sign knowing the number checked out. That's confidence.
You have a verified record. On file. In your hands.
What you get

Facts & figures.
Before you spend $12,500.

$50
One-time · Delivered same day
✓Verified square footage — the exact number your contractor uses to price everything
✓Pitch, ridges, valleys, drip edge — every measurement that affects your cost
✓Zip code material and labor pricing benchmarks — current, not averaged
✓Your personal fair estimate range — low, fair, and premium for your specific roof
✓Red flag checklist — what gets inflated and how to spot it
✓Five contractor questions with the right answers to listen for
✓Plain-English glossary — every term on any bid, explained

Not useful within 30 days? Email us. We'll make it right. No runaround.

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Our promise

Accurate measurements, current pricing.
If you don't find value — we'll make it right.

Email or call us within 30 days. We'll help you save more than you paid for the report or issue a refund — and you keep the report.

Questions

Straight answers.

Do I need a contractor quote first?

Get the report first. When you do get a quote, you'll understand exactly what they're saying — and whether what they're telling you is accurate.

How accurate are the measurements?

98.77% accurate — independently verified by CompassData using drone LiDAR technology in 2025. Accepted by mortgage institutions, HUD, and major insurance carriers. You can use them to collect insurance and verify work.

Will this tell me if my contractor is overcharging?

No — it will show you. You compare the report to what they're telling you and you'll know. You can hand this report to any contractor and get an accurate response.

Will you sell my information to contractors?

No. When you order the report, you're our client and we have a fiduciary obligation to you. Your information is not for sale.

How fast do I get my report?

If we tell you tomorrow but deliver today — would that be okay? Most reports arrive same day. Always within one business day.

What if I don't find the report useful?

Email or call us within 30 days. We'll help you use the numbers to save more than you paid — or we'll issue a refund and you keep the report.

What's the difference between the roof reports?

The standard Roof Report ($50) covers measurements, zip code pricing, your fair estimate range, a red flag checklist, and contractor questions. The Premium ($99) adds enhanced material ordering accuracy for insurance claims.

What if there's an error in my report?

Measurement accuracy is guaranteed. If there's an error, we fix it. No runaround.

Know before
you sign.
Know now.

Every contractor you call already knows your numbers. Now you will too. For $50 and 24 hours, you go from guessing to knowing — and that keeps you in control.

Delivered same day. No inspection needed. No one comes to your home.