Replacing your roof is one of the biggest checks you can write. You want to know your numbers.
You pull your roof measurements directly from a 3rd party with 97%+ accuracy. I do the math: what I know it can be done for, and you'll save money: repair, reconditioning or replacement.
I've been price quoting for 15 years. You're about to spend a chunk. It makes sense.
Know what you're looking at so when you do talk to a roofer, or banker, or deal with an insurance agent, you can negotiate a win.
Trust your pros. But verify.
Hand it to any roofer. They can bid on it. Show it to any bank. They can lend on it. Present it to any insurance agent. They can write bigger checks. These numbers don't lie.
I'm not asking you to trust me. I'm asking you to check the math.
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Same measurements. Same line items. Same math. Different picture.
You're not leaning on their word. You're relying on facts.
Every roof has a number you need to know. Your report gives you all three.
Fix what's broken. Often the smallest check, and often the one nobody quotes.
Extend the life of a roof that still has years left. It pays the roofer the least, so you rarely hear about it.
The biggest check a roofer can collect. When it's the right call, know the number before you sign.
That's not a conspiracy. That's business.
I'm your sidekick. My job is to make sure you know what the hard costs are, not what someone hopes you'll pay.
You know the numbers. You make the call.
Hand it to anyone who has a say in your roof. One tap, done.
The facts are already on the table: measurements, line items, hard costs. No research on their end, less room for human error, and no room to pad the quote.
Adjusters run on measurements and line items. Walk in with both and push for every dollar you're owed.
Want backup? I know what insurance companies look for, and I'll help you with the claim.
Hand your lender the report with your three contractor quotes. They see what the job should cost and what the roofers are saying. One package.
Compare every quote to the real math. Know what you need, skip what you don't, and get the best job at the best price.
I'll break it down and show you where it doesn't add up.
| Line item | Their quote | Real cost | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tear-off and disposal | $ ---- | $ ---- to $ ---- | Fair |
| Decking replacement | $ ---- | $ ---- to $ ---- | Too high |
| Underlayment and ice shield | $ ---- | $ ---- to $ ---- | Fair |
| Flashing and ventilation | $ ---- | $ ---- to $ ---- | Too high |
Sample layout. Your report uses your property data, your roof's measurements and your local costs.
The pro in your corner you never had to hire. For less than a tank of gas.
That's all that's needed. No one comes to your house.
Your roof measurements come from a 3rd-party database with 97%+ accuracy.
The real cost to repair, recondition and replace. In writing. Yours to keep. Just like I did for the insurance companies.
Free is never free. A free estimate is paid for by the roofer, and the roofer wants the job. Your $25 means I work for you, not them.
Then you don't pay. If your report doesn't save you at least $100 on your roof, I refund 100% of your money.
Your roof measurements come from a 3rd party with 97%+ accuracy. I run the costs from those measurements using current local material and labor prices.
No. All I need is the address.
Anything under the shingles, like rotted decking. If a roofer finds hidden damage on site, the price can change. The report gives you the number for everything that can be measured.
[Turnaround time, e.g. within X business days], straight to your email.
Yes. It's yours. Hand it to your adjuster, your lender or any roofer you want.
Trust, but verify the quote they hand you. It's your money.
Save at least $100, or 100% of your money back.
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