Most underpaid scopes come down to missing documentation: footprint area instead of true plane area, no pitch factor, no waste for a cut-up roof, or a 'repair' scope for a shingle that hasn't been manufactured in years. Rooftops AI gives you the evidence — facet-level measurements, pitch factors, and discontinued-product identification — and Roofy, the AI assistant, drafts the supplement justification in language adjusters recognize.
No credit card required · 3 free roof reports
Satellite measurements establish true plane area, per-facet pitch, and complexity — the numbers scope disputes turn on.
Shingle ID matches the exact product from a photo and flags discontinued lines, supporting full-slope or full-roof replacement arguments.
Ask Roofy to draft the justification: measurement discrepancies, pitch factors, waste, code items, and matching arguments — ready to send.
When the carrier's scope says 22 squares and the roof measures 28.4, you have facet-level data and pitch factors to show why.
Shingle ID identifies the product and its production status — the backbone of a matching-based replacement argument.
Roofy drafts supplement letters citing the measurement math, waste factors, and code considerations, in a professional tone.
After a hail event, run reports on the whole neighborhood in an afternoon instead of ordering measurements one at a time.
Your first 3 full roof reports are on us. No credit card required.
It gives you documented measurements — true plane area, per-facet pitch, waste factor — plus AI-drafted justification language, so your supplement is an evidence package rather than a disagreement.
Shingle ID identifies the manufacturer, product line, and production status from a photo. Discontinued products are flagged, which supports matching-based full-replacement arguments in many jurisdictions.
Roofy drafts the justification narrative from your report's numbers. You review, adjust to the claim's specifics, and send.
No — it's documentation and drafting help. Claim strategy and jurisdiction-specific matching rules are yours to apply.