Instant roof estimator

Your customers want a number before they call you.

This is a working copy of the estimator we build for roofing contractors. A homeowner types their address, the roof is measured from aerial imagery, and they see a real price range — then hand you their details already knowing roughly what the job costs.

No square footage for them to look up
Measures pitch and facets, not just footprint
Priced from your rates, not a national average

Go ahead and use your own address — the measurement is real. The prices are samples.

How the measurement works

There is no guessing and no national price table. The roof is measured from the same aerial survey data Google uses for solar planning.

1 Address

Autocomplete resolves it to a specific building. If it only matches the street, the tool says so rather than measuring the neighbour's roof.

2 Surface

Pitch-corrected roof area, plane count and steepest pitch — the actual surface to be covered, not the building's footprint.

3 Two questions

Storeys, and whether the decking is known-good. These are what narrow the range, because the measurement is already the precise part.

4 Range

Your per-square rates, waste, complexity and a stated contingency. Shown as a range with the width admitted, never a fake precise figure.

What you get

Configured to your pricing and installed on your site. The engine stays ours; your instance is yours to run.

Your rates, your materialsPer-square pricing, material cards and lifespans set from your numbers. Change them whenever steel moves.

A range you can defendTight pricing gives a tight range. With solid per-square figures and both questions answered, ±14% is achievable — and the measurement contributes about ±3% of it.

Lead capture built inName, phone, the address, the material they picked and the range they saw — so the first call starts from what they already know.

Insurance work handled separatelyStorm and claim visitors never see a retail price. Someone with a deductible does not need a five-figure number scaring them off.

Honest about imageryAerial surveys go stale. If the imagery predates an addition, the tool names the year rather than quietly measuring the old roof.

Measured, not assumedEvery step reports to your analytics, so you can see where people drop out instead of guessing.

About the numbers on this page. The address lookup and the roof measurement are real — that is the part being demonstrated. The per-square prices are illustrative figures picked to show a credible range; they are not any roofing company’s real rates, so treat the dollar figures as a shape rather than a quote. Nothing you type into the form is submitted or stored.