For Roofing Contractors

Bid more roofs. Climb fewer ladders.

Satellite roof area, squares, pitch and edge lengths with material quantities and your logo on the PDF — $6.99 per report, no subscription.

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

Built for the way you work

Quote in minutes, not days

Pull roof area, squares and pitch while the homeowner is still on the phone, then decide whether the job needs a site visit before you bid.

Each edge listed separately

Ridge, hip, valley, eave and rake lengths are reported on their own lines, so starter, drip edge, ridge cap and valley quantities come from the right measurement.

Material quantities with your waste

Waste starts at 10% and adjusts from 0–30%. The report converts it into shingle, starter and ridge cap bundles, synthetic underlayment and ice & water rolls, drip edge pieces and nails.

Pay only when you bid

$6.99 per report or a $29 five-report pack. No per-seat fees or annual contract; monthly team plans are available for higher volume.

What you get in every report

  • Total roof area in squares (with waste factor calculator)
  • Pitch and azimuth for every roof plane
  • Edge lengths for ridge, hip, valley, eave, and rake
  • Detached garages and other secondary structures listed separately
  • Material calculations for shingles, starter, ridge cap, underlayment, ice & water, drip edge and nails
  • Your logo and on-site photos added to the PDF you send homeowners

From phone call to quote

  1. 1

    Measure while you're on the call

    Enter the address and confirm the right building. Check for detached garages, porches or additions and decide which are part of the job.

  2. 2

    Review flagged facets

    Facets with an unusual pitch are flagged so you can keep, remove or snap them to the main pitch. Make sure a real low-slope porch hasn't been removed as noise.

  3. 3

    Set waste and check quantities

    Adjust waste for the roof's complexity, then compare the material list with your supplier's product coverage and current prices.

  4. 4

    Build and send the homeowner quote

    Add material, labor, tear-off, markup and tax to an itemized quote, then download it or send it by text or email with the roof report.

  5. 5

    Verify before you order

    Confirm decking, flashing, penetrations and any recent roof changes on site before signing the contract or placing a material order.

What the report won't tell you

  • Decking condition, the number of existing roofing layers, leaks or installation quality.
  • Every flashing detail and penetration — some are hidden in satellite imagery.
  • Local code requirements such as ice barrier, ventilation or nailing patterns; check with your building department and the manufacturer.
  • Changes made after the imagery date shown in the report.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate are FastRoofReport measurements for bidding jobs?

FastRoofReport uses Google Solar API satellite imagery — the same data used by major solar installers. Reports include area, pitch, edge lengths and per-plane azimuth, typically within 2–3% of physical measurement.

Can I use FastRoofReport reports in my proposals?

Yes. Every report is a branded PDF you can email to homeowners, attach to estimates, or import into your CRM. There's no per-seat license — pay $6.99 per address.

Do I need a subscription?

No. FastRoofReport is pay-as-you-go at $6.99 per report. Run one a week or fifty a day with no minimums.

Which roof types are supported?

Asphalt shingle, metal, tile, flat/TPO, and complex multi-plane roofs. Anywhere Google has Solar API coverage (most of the US) works.

How fast is the turnaround?

Under 5 minutes from address entry to a downloadable PDF. Most reports finish in under 90 seconds.

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