Roofing Inspection Software for Faster, More Accurate Reports
Photo-documented inspections, drone and measurement notes, damage reporting, and clean customer-facing reports — with an instant handoff from inspection to proposal. Document once, close on the spot.
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From Roof to Report to Proposal — Without Re-Entry
Photo-documented inspections
Capture photos of every slope and flashing detail from a phone or tablet, tag each to a location, and note the issue — all attached to the job record, not lost in a camera roll.
Drone & measurement notes
Add drone imagery and aerial or manual measurements directly to the inspection. The numbers carry into the estimate, so proposals are built on real data — and you skip the return trip.
Damage reporting
Document damage by area with annotated photos and findings that support insurance, warranty, and homeowner conversations — clear evidence, every time.
Customer-facing reports
Generate a clean, branded inspection report the homeowner can read and trust — then hand straight off to a proposal in the same visit.
Stop Losing Time Between the Inspection and the Estimate
For most roofing companies, the inspection and the estimate are two separate jobs. The inspector shoots photos to a phone, jots measurements on paper, and emails it all to the office. Days later, someone rebuilds it into an estimate — and by then the homeowner has three other bids.
SubcontractorHub captures the inspection once: photos, damage notes, and measurements all live on the job record. There is nothing to re-key, nothing to email around, and no gap for a deal to go cold. Explore the full roofing platform to see how it all connects.
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Turn Every Inspection Into a Signed Proposal On-Site
The inspection is where you earn the homeowner's trust — so it should be where you win the job. When the evidence and the price arrive in the same conversation, you do not give competitors a window.
Because the inspection and proposal share one record, your rep builds a line-item proposal from the documented damage and measurements right on the roof, presents it on a tablet, and collects a signature before leaving. It works hand-in-hand with roofing estimating software so the report you just walked through becomes the estimate the homeowner approves.
Book a DemoSubcontractorHub inspections are the right fit if:
The inspection tools are built for roofing companies that sell what they document — capturing damage and measurements in the field and turning them into proposals that close.
Talk to the TeamYour inspectors document damage with photos and measurements in the field
You lose deals in the gap between inspection and estimate
You want branded, customer-facing reports that build trust
You use drone or aerial measurements and want them in the estimate
Insurance and warranty claims need clear photo documentation
You want inspection, estimate, and project management in one platform
Common Questions
What is roofing inspection software?
Roofing inspection software helps contractors document a roof condition with photos, measurements, and damage notes, then turn that inspection into a professional, customer-facing report and a proposal. The best tools capture the field data once and reuse it — so the inspection becomes the estimate without anyone re-keying the details.
How do photo-documented inspections work?
Your inspector captures photos of each slope, flashing detail, and area of damage from a phone or tablet, tagging each image to a location and noting the issue. The photos and notes attach to the job record, so the office and the homeowner see exactly what the inspector saw — no loose photos in a camera roll.
Can roofing inspection software handle drone and measurement data?
Yes. Inspectors can add drone imagery and aerial or manual measurement notes directly to the inspection. Those measurements carry into the estimate, so the proposal is built on real numbers instead of guesses, and you cut a return trip to re-measure.
How does an inspection turn into a proposal?
In SubcontractorHub, the inspection and the proposal share one record. Once the inspector documents damage and measurements, the rep builds a line-item proposal from that data on-site — no handoff, no re-entry. The homeowner sees the evidence and the price in the same visit, which closes jobs faster.
Do customers get a copy of the inspection report?
Yes. SubcontractorHub generates a clean, branded, customer-facing inspection report with annotated photos and damage findings. Sharing it builds trust, supports insurance and warranty conversations, and gives the homeowner a clear reason to approve the work.
How quickly can a roofing company get started?
Most roofing teams are live within a week. Onboarding covers setting up inspection checklists and report templates, importing your price catalog, and training inspectors and reps on capturing photos, measurements, and proposals in the field.
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