For Insurance Adjusters

Roof measurements for every claim.

Get roof area, pitch per facet and edge lengths for a claim estimate from your desk, with the imagery date and a data-quality page in every $6.99 PDF.

$6.99 per report · No subscription · Results in under 5 minutes

Built for the way you work

Skip the climb

Steep, snowy, or storm-damaged roofs scoped safely from satellite imagery in minutes.

Audit-ready PDFs

Each PDF shows the address, report date, imagery date and quality, plus any manual adjustments — so a reviewer can see where the numbers came from.

Xactimate-friendly inputs

Total area, squares, pitch per facet and each edge type on separate lines, ready to enter by hand into Xactimate or Symbility.

$6.99 per claim

Pay-as-you-go. No subscription. Expense per file or batch through your firm.

What you get in every report

  • Total roof area in squares for line-item estimates
  • Pitch per facet for slope-based pricing
  • Edge lengths for ridge, hip, valley, eave, rake
  • Imagery date and quality to compare against the date of loss
  • Detached garages and other secondary structures listed separately
  • PDF with data-quality page and optional on-site photos

Using FastRoofReport on a claim

  1. 1

    Enter the loss address

    Confirm the satellite map shows the insured building, and note any detached garage or shed that's part of the claim — they're measured separately.

  2. 2

    Compare the imagery date with the date of loss

    Imagery taken before the storm shows the pre-loss roof. That's fine for measurement, but changes made after the imagery date won't appear.

  3. 3

    Transfer measurements to your estimate

    Use squares for roofing line items, pitch per facet for steep-slope charges, and ridge, hip, valley, eave and rake lengths for linear items.

  4. 4

    Attach the PDF to the file

    The data-quality page records the data source, imagery details and any manual adjustments, so a reviewer can follow how the numbers were produced.

  5. 5

    Document damage separately

    Use an inspection, photos or your damage assessment tool for hail and wind damage. FastRoofReport measures geometry only.

What a FastRoofReport report is not

  • Not a damage assessment — it doesn't identify hail hits, wind creasing or missing shingles.
  • Not an inspection — it can't establish decking condition, the number of roofing layers or leaks.
  • Not an Xactimate or Symbility import file — measurements are entered by hand from the PDF.
  • Not proof of changes made after the imagery date shown in the report.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use a FastRoofReport report in a claim file?

You can attach it as measurement support. Each PDF includes the address, report date, imagery date and quality, and a data-quality page listing the data source and any manual adjustments or calibration. It documents roof geometry, not damage.

How do I scope a roof I can't safely climb?

FastRoofReport measures from the Google Solar API imagery available for the address, so you can get area, pitch and edge lengths for a steep or unsafe roof from your desk. Damage still has to be documented by an inspection or other method.

Does it work with Xactimate or Symbility?

FastRoofReport doesn't export an Xactimate or Symbility file. The PDF lists the totals you enter by hand — roof area and squares, pitch per facet, and ridge, hip, valley, eave and rake lengths — and you can attach the PDF to the claim notes.

What about hail and wind damage zones?

FastRoofReport does not detect or map hail or wind damage. Check the imagery date in the report: imagery taken before the date of loss shows the roof's pre-storm geometry, which is useful for measurement but not for damage.

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