Roofing jobs, from the storm to the new roof
Hail on the homeowner’s lawn, the old roof coming off, the soft decking underneath and the new roof from the drone: your crews upload from the job, and the office finds every photo of a roof at its address on the map, for the homeowner, the claim paperwork and your Google Business Profile.
Why roof photos matter
The before goes in the dumpster
Once the tear-off starts, the hail-damaged shingles are gone. The inspection photos are the only record of what the roof looked like, and the homeowner’s claim paperwork often asks for them.
What was under the old roof
Soft or rotten decking only shows once the shingles are off, and the extra sheets on the invoice need photos the homeowner can see, taken before the underlayment covers them.
New damage or old?
When a roof you put on comes back after the next storm, the question is what the storm did and what was there before. The install photos and your last check at that address show the roof as you left it.
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Put your roofs on the map
Contributor and editor roles for your crews and reps, Google Business Profile posting and unlimited EXIF writing come with the Business plan: $100 per user a year, from 3 users, with a 14-day free trial.