Virtual roof consultation
For second homes, lake properties, and any residence you don't visit every week.
If your roof is on a lake home three hours from where you live, or a second property you only reach a few times a year, the usual first step, waiting for someone to be on-site to meet a contractor, is the whole problem. A virtual consultation removes that requirement. We measure, model, and price the job from satellite and site imagery, then walk you through the plan on a call, wherever you are.
What's included
- Remote measurement. Pitch, valleys, dormers, and flashing perimeters mapped from satellite and aerial imagery, no ladder required before a quote exists.
- 3D roof modeling. A model of your actual roof, not a generic diagram, so material choices and problem areas are visible before anyone commits.
- Material renderings. See your home with the new roof material and color before it's installed.
- Same-day consultation. Most properties can be measured and modeled within a day of receiving the address.
- Owner progress dashboard. Once a project starts, you can check status without being on-site or waiting for a phone update.
How it works
- Send the address. That's the only thing we need to start.
- We build the model. Satellite telemetry and imagery produce a working roof model, typically same-day.
- We walk through it together. A call or video consultation covers the model, material options, and cost, with time for your questions.
- You approve remotely. Once you're comfortable, approval and scheduling happen without a site visit.
- The crew handles execution. You get dashboard updates through the project, not silence until it's done.
Why this fits a second home
A property you visit occasionally has a different set of problems than a primary residence. You can't easily walk the roof after a hard winter, you're not on hand to meet a contractor's schedule, and small maintenance issues go unnoticed longer between visits. Virtual consultation is built around that reality: the assessment doesn't require you to be there, and the dashboard means the gap between visits doesn't mean the gap in what you know about your roof.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be at the property for the consultation?
No. The initial measurement and modeling use satellite and site imagery, and the consultation itself is a call or video meeting. Being on-site is not required to get a plan and a price.
How accurate is a remote measurement compared to an on-site one?
Satellite and aerial imagery captures pitch, valleys, and surface area with enough precision to plan materials and cost. A final on-site verification happens before installation begins, so nothing is ordered against a measurement that has not been checked in person once work is scheduled.
What if my property is hard to see from satellite imagery, tree cover, unusual roof geometry?
Complex or obscured roofs sometimes need a short in-person or drone-assisted follow-up before the model is finalized. We'll tell you upfront if your property is one of them rather than guess.