Printable aerial estimate
Roof measurement report from your address
Enter a US property address, confirm the roof on aerial imagery, and create a branded report with roof area, pitch, squares, and supported edge lengths. It remains an aerial measurement, not a surveyed takeoff or price.
Aerial measurements
Roof area, roofing squares, pitch, and supported edge lengths come from aerial elevation data.
Roof-system split
The report separates roof area at 3/12 and steeper from flat or low-slope area at 2/12 and under.
Measurement is final
A documented inspection and on-site measurement are the source of truth.
The lookup
See the roof, confirm it, then measure
- Address
- Confirm roof
- Report
Step 1 of 3
Start with the property address
We use the address to find the building, then you confirm the roof on aerial imagery before measurement begins.
How to read the result
How the report separates fact from estimate
The report keeps model outputs, planning assumptions, and the final measurement boundary visibly separate.
Confirm the roof
The map shows the detected building outline before measurement. On multi-building parcels, tap the correct roof and confirm it again.
Sloped vs low-slope
Low-slope roof area is shown separately because 2/12 and under can require a different roofing system from 3/12 and steeper.
Confidence controls detail
Lidar confidence tiers A and B include the supported edge network. Tier C falls back to area and squares without showing low-confidence edges.
Confirm the roof
Turn the aerial estimate into a documented measurement.
A documented inspection checks the actual roof, records its condition, and confirms the measurements that aerial data cannot.