Business Plans for Qualified Companies

For every project, you will see the IECC code requirements for flat roofs and commercial buildings including R-Values, climate zone, elevation, and ceiling values

You will see a brief hail storm history powered by HailTrace. If you want to view the full 3-year history report, sign up for Pro

Whether you are a contractor or adjuster, it is good to know the details about the house you are working on. For instance, knowing the date built can tell you if you need to do a re-decking of the roof or not. Or, you can figure out how many stories the building is and the estimated value of the home. These details will set you apart from the competition

Manufacturers have certain code requirements for their different roof types. See if your project has manufacturer requirements that take precedence over the building codes adopted by that jurisdiction. For instance, drip edge might not be required by code but, it may be required by the manufacturer, therefore making it required for the project. We give you the documentation to back that up

This report is for engineers and architects working on new or existing construction projects. You will see everything from wind speed to snow load on every project (National coverage available soon)

Calculate the additional roof ventilation required and quickly copy the results into your estimate. Just put in the roof measurements and we will do the math for you!