Your first three reports are free and no credit card is required, so you can run a real property through the process before committing to anything.
What you’ll need
Have the property address handy. If you want a proposal back alongside the measurements, you’ll also need the homeowner’s contact details.Filling out the request
1
Choose what you want back
Two options:
- Detailed roof report — measurements and diagrams only.
- Roof report and ready-to-sign proposal — the same report, plus a proposal built from your pricing that the homeowner can sign.
2
Enter the property address
Start typing the street address and select the match. This is the only strictly required field for a measurements-only report.
3
Add homeowner information
First name, last name, phone number, and email. These populate the proposal and any homeowner-facing documents.Optional for a measurements-only report.
4
Add roof information for the proposal
If you asked for a proposal, this is where the details that affect pricing go — material, layers, and anything else that changes the number.
5
Add any additional information
Free-form notes and special instructions. Use this for detached structures, which building to measure on a multi-structure property, or access concerns.
6
Submit the request
Select Submit request. The request appears in your requests list and an estimator picks it up.
After you submit
Reports typically come back in about 30 minutes. You’ll find completed reports in your measurements list, and you can download the report or open the proposal from there. If something doesn’t look right, you can request a revision.Multiple structures
If a property has more than one structure — a house plus a detached garage or shop — say so explicitly in Additional information and name which structures you need measured. Otherwise the estimator measures the primary structure.Next steps
What's in a report
How to read the deliverable.
Build a proposal
Go from measurements to a signed contract.