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Roof measurements. On demand.

Get a preliminary roof report while the lead is active. Use the measured area and squares to discuss a ballpark during an onsite appointment, or add property-specific roof context to a lead-service package under a written arrangement. Individual reports are $8. Confirm onsite before final scope or material quantities.

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Sample measurement

68.9squares

6/12 · 19 facets · 6,886 sq ft · 362.7' perimeter · tier A

Where it helps

Use the report while the lead is active.

The same preliminary measurements can improve an onsite price conversation or make a qualified lead more useful when it reaches the contractor.

Onsite roofing sales

Discuss a ballpark before you leave.

When a homeowner is serious about a full replacement, order the $8 preliminary report during the appointment. Apply your own pricing to the available measurements and talk through a ballpark while the conversation is happening.

Lead providers

Deliver the lead with roof squares attached.

Add measured roof area, squares, and a shareable preliminary report to a qualified lead. The contractor can begin the first follow-up with property context instead of waiting on a separate measurement. Volume or automated use requires a written arrangement.

Three-step workflow

  1. 01

    Check the address

    Enter the property address. Eaveon locates the building and shows an aerial preview before any payment is requested.

  2. 02

    Confirm the roof

    Approve the highlighted building, or choose the correct roof on a multi-building property.

  3. 03

    Use the measurements

    Order the $8 preliminary report when the opportunity is ready. Apply your own pricing for an onsite ballpark, or include the report in a lead-service workflow under a written arrangement.

What you get

The numbers you need for a first-pass estimate.

This is actual Eaveon output from one validated property. The address is withheld for privacy, and the comparison describes this example only.

Aerial lidar measurement

Roof Measurement Report

Sample report (address withheld)

Measurements

Roof measurements summary

Roof outline

Measured roof outline

North is up. This is the roof footprint measured from the aerial data, with the length of each side labeled where space allows. The measured drip edge, ridge, hip, and valley totals are listed below. The outer lidar boundary does not separate eaves from rakes.

Length totals

Roof edge lengths

Drip edge (eaves)
533.0 ft
Rakes
Included in boundary
Ridges
52.9 ft
Hips
403.5 ft
Valleys
148.7 ft
Step flashing
13.9 ft
Wall flashing (apron)
33.4 ft

Step and apron flashing are a best-effort estimate read from the aerial elevation model, not a measured takeoff. They read most reliably on distinct wall steps; apron runs read more reliably than step runs, and low-relief junctions or short and shaded runs can be under-counted. Treat these figures as a conservative planning starting point; the on-site measurement records the flashing that determines the material order.

  1. Size and slope

    The first-pass numbers are together.

    Every report includes total roof area and roofing squares. Lidar-supported reports also include predominant pitch and a split between sloped and low-slope sections.

  2. Facets and lengths

    Detail appears where the source supports it.

    The full report includes a per-facet breakdown and supported ridge, hip, valley, and outer-boundary lengths. Available flashing estimates are labeled separately.

  3. Source and scope

    The limits travel with the numbers.

    Every report states its source and scope. Lidar-supported reports also show flight year and point density when available, plus the data-quality tier.

Coverage and limits

Know what the aerial data can and cannot support.

Eaveon works where available aerial lidar and elevation data can support a roof measurement. Coverage varies by address across the United States, and checking an address is free.

Check first, for free

The address check and roof confirmation happen before payment.

Source details included

Every report states its source and scope. Lidar reports add flight year and point density when available, plus the data-quality tier.

Detail can vary

New construction, tree cover, gaps in lidar coverage, and thin source data can reduce the measurements available.

No report, full refund

If payment is captured and Eaveon cannot produce a report, we refund it in full.

In Florida, the cited lidar inventory covers 94.3% of land area; 89.4% of land area is covered by lidar flown in 2015 or later. Availability elsewhere varies by property.

When lidar detail is unavailable, the result may be limited to area and squares, without pitch, facets, or roof-edge lengths. Every delivered report states its own scope and source.

This is a preliminary aerial measurement, not a surveyed takeoff. Confirm onsite before contracts, final scope, or material orders.

Pricing

One roof. One report. $8.

Buy one preliminary report when an onsite opportunity is ready for a price conversation. There is no account, subscription, seat fee, or minimum purchase for individual reports.

Single report

$8per roof

  • Printable report and private report link
  • Roof area and roofing squares on every report
  • Pitch and per-facet breakdown on lidar-supported reports
  • Supported roof-edge totals on lidar-supported reports
  • Source and scope details, with lidar quality fields when available
Check an address

The roof preview is free. Card payment is handled by Stripe.

Lead providers: discuss a written arrangement

Free to start

3 reports free.

Create an account and measure three roofs at no cost, on your own addresses rather than a sample. No card, no subscription. After that it is $8 a report, or a credit pack if you are running volume.

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If something goes wrong

No report means a full refund.

If Eaveon cannot produce a report, any captured payment is refunded in full. If you believe a delivered report is wrong, contact us within 30 days. We will remeasure it at no charge, or refund it if we cannot produce a report that matches the roof.

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Questions

What contractors usually want to know.

01

How should I use this during a sales appointment?

Use the available measurements with your own labor, material, waste, and margin assumptions to discuss a ballpark replacement price. Confirm the roof onsite before committing to final scope, contract price, or material quantities.

02

Can a lead provider include a report with a lead?

That is a strong use case for a written lead-service or volume arrangement. It can add measured roof area, squares, and a shareable preliminary report to the lead package so the contractor starts the first follow-up with property context. Bulk redistribution is not included with the individual $8 report.

03

How current is the aerial data?

The source age varies by location. Lidar-supported reports show the flight year when it is available. New construction may appear as bare ground when the source predates the building, and tree cover can reduce the detail available.

04

What if the source cannot support every measurement?

Eaveon may return an area-and-squares report without pitch, facets, or roof-edge lengths when lidar detail is unavailable. If payment is captured and no report can be produced, we refund it in full.

05

What if the report is wrong?

Contact Eaveon within 30 days. We will remeasure it at no charge, or refund it in full if we cannot produce a report that matches the roof.

When the lead is ready

Put roof measurements into the next conversation.

Use an $8 individual report for an onsite ballpark. Lead providers can contact Eaveon about adding preliminary roof data to qualified lead packages.

Individual report $8 · Volume use by written arrangement