Upload a roof photo — from your phone, drone footage, or existing images — and get AI-powered analysis with damage scoring, material identification, and cost estimates. No ladder required.
Ground-level or ladder shots. Best for damage close-ups, gutter condition, and wall-to-roof transitions.
Aerial perspective shows overall geometry, ridge lines, and areas not visible from the ground. Best for full-roof assessments.
Upload photos from real estate listings, insurance files, or previous inspections. The AI works with any image format.
The AI analyzes roof geometry, material types, and visible damage from any photo. For precise measurements, drone or aerial photos give the best results. Phone photos are ideal for damage assessment, material identification, and condition scoring.
No. The AI works with ground-level phone photos, ladder shots, drone footage, or any uploaded images. Different angles give different insights — ground-level photos catch wall and gutter issues, while aerial shots show overall roof geometry.
Material type (asphalt, metal, tile, etc.), damage patterns (cracking, curling, missing shingles, exposed flashing), wear indicators, moss/algae growth, and structural irregularities. Each finding is scored with a confidence rating.
Manual measurement requires climbing the roof, measuring each section with a tape, and calculating area by hand. Photo-based analysis gives you a damage assessment and preliminary report in minutes. For final bids, many contractors use AI analysis for the initial assessment, then verify critical measurements on-site.
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