Source and capture date
See what evidence informed the report and when it was captured, so current conditions can be checked against it.
Accuracy evidence hub
We publish the evidence and limitations attached to a report. We do not turn incomplete validation into a universal accuracy percentage.
Our public claim today
Validation is in progress. MyRoofGenius publishes the source, capture date, measurement mode, confidence, human-review status, and known limitations for every report. We do not claim a universal accuracy percentage before completing an independently verified benchmark.
What a report makes visible now
A result should be reviewed in the context of its source, conditions, and limits. That is more useful than a badge that suggests every roof was measured under the same conditions.
See what evidence informed the report and when it was captured, so current conditions can be checked against it.
Know whether the result came from the available measurement path instead of treating every roof as the same kind of input.
Use confidence as context for review, not as a promise that a result is correct. Human review remains visible.
Obstructions, image quality, roof complexity, and unknown conditions stay part of the decision instead of disappearing behind a score.
Not published as fact yet
We have not completed the independently verified benchmark needed to publish a universal accuracy percentage, a pass rate, or a calibrated confidence promise. Those are intentionally absent from this page.
What validation must include first
Photos and documents can help prefill visible condition, material, scope, and bid fields, but extracted values stay editable.
The draft keeps area, pitch, waste, roof system, labor, overhead, margin, exclusions, and uncertainty visible.
Measured roof faces are converted from calibrated footprint area into sloped roof area, then waste and squares are calculated.
If AI is unavailable or unnecessary, the calculators still return the same output for the same explicit inputs.
Measurement method
Roof Measure starts from a user-supplied image or plan view. Set scale from a known length, trace roof faces, and assign pitch per face when needed.
Pitch correction converts horizontal footprint area into sloped roof surface area. Waste factor then turns surface area into orderable squares and material quantities.
The estimating layer uses editable system, labor, material, overhead, margin, and exclusion inputs. When AI helps draft, the numbers still need estimator review before customer use.
Explicit limitations
Review gates
A contractor or reviewer owns what is included, excluded, substituted, or deferred.
A person confirms roof area, pitch, waste, openings, and unusual geometry before ordering or quoting.
Supplier costs, labor rates, access constraints, permits, and margin choices are local business decisions.
Customer-facing notes must match the job, the reviewer, and the evidence. The system prepares drafts only.
Method checklist
Use Roof Measure, a trusted takeoff, or field measurements for roof area. Photo-only inputs should not be treated as measured area.
Review pitch-corrected area, waste factor, roof system, labor rate, access constraints, overhead, margin, and exclusions before trusting the total.
AI can help read photos, documents, bid language, and visible condition cues. It does not own hidden conditions, final quantities, or final price.
When AI is unavailable or not needed, the calculators still produce a reviewable worksheet from explicit inputs and repeatable formulas.
A qualified person owns final scope, price, exclusions, code notes, customer language, and whether the packet is ready to send.
FAQ
No. Output quality depends on roof geometry, input quality, calibration, pitch, visible detail, pricing assumptions, and human review. We explain the method instead of promising a universal percentage.
A flat footprint is not the same as roof surface area. The measurement tool uses traced roof geometry, scale calibration, and pitch input to convert horizontal area into sloped roof area before waste and squares are calculated.
AI can assist with photo review, document extraction, bid prefill, scope wording, and assumption prompts. The deterministic calculators and reviewer still control quantities, assumptions, and final customer-facing numbers.
No. The workflow is designed for human sign-off. A reviewer must check quantities, assumptions, pricing, code notes, exclusions, and customer language before final use.