Every quote starts with a measurement
Before you can price a roof you need its size and pitch. That usually means a ladder and a tape, or ordering a report, paying for it and waiting hours for it to come back. For a job you might not even win, that is a lot of time and money up front.
So we start from the address
RoofCalc measures the roof from building data it can look up, and keeps the data source and a confidence score with each result. You get a first number from the office, then decide whether the job is worth the drive. Applying your saved rates to build a quote is coming soon.
We tell you what is not built
Every feature on this site was checked against the code before it went up. Anything that is not built yet is marked Coming soon. We do not publish accuracy numbers we have not measured, and there are no made-up reviews here.
Where it stands
Work on RoofCalc started in November 2025. Working today: Measure a roof from an address; Google Solar roof data, OpenStreetMap fallback; Confidence score and data source with every result; Save your job rates; Measurement history; Dashboard and measurement credits. Next: Automatic cross-check on footprint measurements; Reports in the format contractors already use; Waste factor with the reason; Calibration from your past reports; Homeowner estimate request; Homeowner portal: roof health, maintenance, weather alerts; Team workspaces; Admin controls for your company; White-label reports and integrations. Paid plans open soon; see pricing.