Get your free roof assessment

Before a price, show us the roof.

Five minutes of facts, then a live review, a kit or a managed job.

What we ask and why: the property, the surface, the measurements that decide gallons, the condition including substrate age seams and soft spots, and the path. Every answer narrows the spec and none of it is a commitment.

Why we ask first

A price before the roof is a guess with a dollar sign on it.

The pain

Gallons guessed off a napkin

Guess the area and you run dry mid-coat.

32sq ft per gallon, finished, flat

The fix

Measure it, then mix it

Size, surface and trouble spots go in the file before anyone talks money.

What you keep

A number you can hold

Kits have a shelf price, and managed work is quoted from the measured roof.

$445a five-gallon bucket, plus shipping

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Start with the structure

What roof are we planning for?

This routes you to the right material, service and safety questions.

Property
Preferred path
Which surfaces are in scope?

What happens next

No guessing, in either direction.

This is a roof file, not a contact form.

It asks about substrate and seams, not just a name and a number.

From file to number

  1. Immediately

    Your roof file is created

    Structure, surface, size, trouble. Nothing charged.

  2. Within one business day

    A human reads it

    If your roof is not a candidate, we say so.

  3. The live review

    Roof identified on a call

    Substrate, old layers, seams, moisture.

  4. Only after the roof is known

    A spec and a number

    Gallons follow measured area. Now a price means something.

What you are qualifying for

The system you are being matched to.

Most of the sun that lands on it leaves.

Published producer figures: 0.88 initial solar reflectance, 0.89 thermal emittance, 0.74 at three years.

Published radiative split

0.88Reflected away
0.12Absorbed residual
0.89Emittance, releases the residual

Producer-published values. Match the stocked formula and batch before quoting a roof.

Published producer values, not a predicted result for your roof