Roofing

Carry the estimate through to the last payment.

Connect measurements, material orders, crews, and job costs so the office and field work from the same plan.

A roofing crew coordinating work across a multifamily roof.

The estimate is signed. Your crew still needs the details.

Carry the scope, measurements, material list, and promised date into the job. Make the next handoff clear before the crew leaves.

We map this with your team, check the tools you already use, and test the change on real work.

Estimate accepted

Material ordered

Crew scheduled

Job invoiced

Give the crew the accepted scope

We connect the estimate to the job so measurements, material, access notes, and the promised date reach the people planning the work.

Bring site changes back to the office

We set up a way to record extra work, its approval, and added time or material so the office can check what belongs on the invoice.

Check the cost before closing the job

We bring recorded labor, material, and outside work alongside the estimate. The job owner can find missing costs and review the difference.

Check whether a roofing job is ready to start.

Once the process and records are ready, an agent can help your team prepare the next step.

See an agent at work

It reads: The accepted scope, material order, delivery date, and crew schedule.
It prepares: Flag missing details and draft a short list of items the office needs to confirm.
You decide: The production manager checks the list and decides whether the job can be scheduled.

Before we start.

Use our five-question worksheet to follow one job with your team.

Open the worksheet

Can we keep our estimating software?

We check what it holds, what your team relies on, and what it can share with your other tools. Then we agree which connections or changes are worth making. A familiar tool does not need to go just because another system is being added.

How will crews send changes back to the office?

We work through a real site change with a crew member and the office. Together we choose the notes, photos, time, and approval they need to record, then test that process in the tools they can use on the job.