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Real satellite imagery. Actual roof measurements — plane by plane. AI vision inspection and contractor takeoffs. First scan free.
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Satellite data auto-fills below. Adjust anything you need.
All prices include materials + labor installed.
Each item is priced and added to your total.
Complete the form and click "Get Full Estimate" to see results.
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| Material | $/sf | Est. Total | Life | $/yr of Life | ROI | Best For |
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Pull up the satellite view of wherever you're standing, walk the building to measure its footprint, and download the imagery for your file.
Satellite imagery runs 1–3 years behind. Photos you take right now don't. Snap them on your phone, and Claude inspects every one for damage, wear, and storm-versus-age evidence.
ROOFER'S EYE™ came out of a real roofing business. Reputable Roofing has been on roofs across South Georgia and Metro Atlanta since 1989 — and got tired of estimating tools written by people who'd never carried a bundle up a ladder.
So we built the tool we needed: satellite measurement, ridge and valley detection, AI photo inspection, and a takeoff that actually tells you how many bundles to order. Then we opened it to every contractor.
It's your app. Your logo on the quotes, your company on the emails, your leads in your inbox. We never see your customers.
Every estimate saved, tracked, and branded as yours
Vision inspection, contractor documents, bid analysis — all grounded in your scan data
| Material | Avg $/sqft | Typical Total* | Lifespan | Maintenance | Fire Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Architectural Asphalt ⭐ | $3.40–$5.95 | $5,800–$10,100 | 25–30 yrs | Low | Class A |
| 3-Tab Asphalt | $3.43–$4.65 | $5,840–$7,900 | 20–25 yrs | Low | Class A |
| Premium Arch. Shingles | $4.39–$5.95 | $7,460–$10,100 | 50 yrs | Low | Class A |
| Corrugated Metal | $6.03–$8.15 | $10,250–$13,850 | 40–70 yrs | Very Low | Class A |
| Standing Seam Metal | $18.11–$24.50 | $30,787–$41,650 | 50+ yrs | Very Low | Class A |
| Concrete Tile | $6.27–$8.49 | $10,659–$14,433 | 40–50 yrs | Medium | Class A |
| Clay Tile | $9.09–$12.29 | $15,453–$20,893 | 50–100 yrs | Medium | Class A |
| Cedar Shakes | $6.47–$9.12 | $10,999–$15,504 | 25–40 yrs | High | Class C |
| Natural Slate | $23.49–$31.77 | $39,933–$54,009 | 75–150 yrs | Low | Class A |
*Based on 1,700 sq ft roof, standard pitch. Includes materials + labor.
Homeowners get real measurements. Contractors get the whole system.
ROOFER'S EYE™ is new. Customer reviews will appear here as they come in — we won't invent them.
Your first satellite scan is free. Plans from $19/mo.
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Straight answer: Google Solar API imagery is typically 1–3 years old. Google captures aerial imagery on a rolling multi-year cycle and the Solar dataset lags the base map. It was built for solar panel design, where a two-year-old roof outline is fine.
Roof area, pitch, plane count, azimuth, and geometry do not change unless someone alters the structure. A 2022 capture measures a 2026 roof correctly if nobody built an addition. Your takeoff quantities stay valid.
Recent storm damage, hail bruising, missing shingles, a roof already replaced, new additions, or new solar panels will not appear. Never quote insurance or storm restoration work off stale imagery alone.
| Source | Refresh | Cost | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google Solar API | 1–3 yrs | ~$0.01/call | Measurement & takeoff |
| Esri World Imagery | Varies, often newer | Free | Visual cross-check |
| Nearmap | 2–3× per year | Subscription | Current condition, US metros |
| EagleView | On-demand capture | Per report | Insurance-grade reports |
| Drone flight | Today | Your time | Damage documentation |
We request the highest-quality tile available first (usually the newest), show you the exact capture date, flag anything over 12 months, and cross-check Esri's independent capture — which is frequently newer. When Esri is fresher, we surface a button to switch the view.
Rule of thumb: trust satellite for the numbers, trust your eyes for the condition.