Quebec · roof reports + roofing software
Order roof measurement reports for Quebec properties, from Montréal and Laval to Québec City, Gatineau and Sherbrooke. Any report can be switched to French and to metric, and your leads, proposals and invoices run in the same platform.
Roof Manager supports roofing contractors across Quebec. Report availability for an individual property depends on usable aerial or satellite imagery for that property.
Yes. Roof Manager supports roofing contractors across Quebec. Report availability for an individual property depends on usable aerial or satellite imagery for that property. Most city and town properties have usable imagery; remote and northern addresses, including much of Nord-du-Québec, vary more.
Contractors order reports for properties in Montréal, Québec City, Laval, Gatineau, Longueuil, Sherbrooke, Saguenay, Lévis and Trois-Rivières, and in the towns around them; the imagery for each property decides whether its report can be completed.
Quebec’s roofing work is concentrated around Montréal, Laval and Longueuil, then Québec City, Gatineau and Sherbrooke. Montréal and Québec City have their own Roof Manager city guides; every other market is ordered from your account.
Roof Manager supports roofing contractors across Quebec. Report availability for an individual property depends on usable aerial or satellite imagery for that property. Most city and town properties have usable imagery; remote and northern addresses, including much of Nord-du-Québec, vary more.
Quebec differs from the rest of Canada in three ways a roofing business notices at once: an RBQ licence, its own consumer rules for sales made at the customer’s home, and French-language business documents.
Anyone who carries out construction work for someone else for profit needs a licence from the Régie du bâtiment du Québec. A specialized contractor needs the subclass for its work; roofing falls under 7.0, “Contractor – Insulation, waterproofing, roofing and siding”, which covers shingles and tiles on sloped roofs.
Source: RBQ: Work requiring a licence · RBQ: Specialized contractor’s licence subclasses
Chapter I (Building) of the Quebec Construction Code now incorporates the National Building Code of Canada 2020 with Quebec changes, in force since April 17, 2025, with a transition to October 17, 2027. For houses, duplexes, triplexes and small residential buildings, the rules are set by the municipality, which also issues permits, so standards can differ from city to city.
Source: RBQ: Chapitre Bâtiment incluant le CNB 2020 · RBQ: Normes à respecter en construction et en rénovation
Under the Consumer Protection Act, a roofing sale concluded at the consumer’s home is itinerant commerce, even when the customer invited you. The business generally needs a permit from the Office de la protection du consommateur, the contract must be in writing, and the consumer has 10 days to cancel, which can stretch to a year in some situations.
Source: OPC: Le commerce itinérant, c’est quoi? · OPC: Annulation du contrat par un client
Invoices, contracts, purchase orders and receipts given to Quebec customers must be in French, and since June 1, 2023 a new standard-form contract must first be given in French. In Roof Manager, the Language switch in the report viewer translates the measurement report into French, and the PDFs you download follow it.
Source: OQLF: Langue du commerce et des affaires · OQLF: Contrats d’adhésion
On Quebec construction sites the employer must install guardrails where workers face a fall of more than 3 m, or use other fall protection where that is not possible. An employer with at least one worker in Quebec must register with the CNESST within 60 days of the first worker’s first day.
Source: CNESST: Falls of more than 3 m · CNESST: S’inscrire à la CNESST
General information for contractors, checked October 12, 2026; it is not legal advice. Rules change and municipalities add their own: confirm with the authority before you rely on it. Roof Manager does not obtain permits or licences for you.
A reviewed report for the Quebec property, as a PDF and a customer copy.
Everything in a report · how a report is made: you pin the roof and see the imagery, our team traces it, the software calculates, and it is reviewed before release. Reports are delivered in 1–3 hours, and usually in under an hour.
Metric or imperial
Switch any report to square metres and metres in the viewer; the choice is saved on that report and carries into the PDFs. Reports open in imperial. Roofing squares and bundles stay as ordering units.
From the Roof Manager sample report.
For a Quebec contractor, the French report goes to the customer alongside the estimate and proposal built from its take-off. CRM, invoicing, proposals, the leads board and door-to-door canvassing are free with every account. The roofing CRM.
The same price in every province, billed in CAD. The CRM, proposals and invoicing are free with every account. See all plans, including the annual plan at $1,990 CAD for 360 reports.
Start free
$02 reports
No credit card
Pay as you go
$10CAD / report
Credits never expire
Monthly
$199CAD / month
Up to 30 reports
Short answers for Quebec roofing contractors.
Yes. Roof Manager supports roofing contractors across Quebec. Report availability for an individual property depends on usable aerial or satellite imagery for that property. Most city and town properties have usable imagery; remote and northern addresses, including much of Nord-du-Québec, vary more.
Yes, for Montréal properties the address search finds: you see the imagery for the roof before you order.
Yes: a units switch converts areas to m² and lengths to m, PDFs included. Reports open in imperial; squares and bundles stay as ordering units.
Yes. A Language switch in the report viewer translates the report into French, and the PDFs you download follow it. The report opens in English until you switch.
Anyone who carries out construction work for someone else for profit needs a Régie du bâtiment du Québec licence; roofing is subclass 7.0, “Contractor – Insulation, waterproofing, roofing and siding”. The RBQ’s own guide confirms the subclass for your work.
2 free reports, then $10 CAD each or $199 CAD a month for up to 30.
The report is declined, not guessed, and the credit returns to your account.
Yes: the 5-page sample report, free to download.
Open a free account, enter the address and look at the imagery for that roof before you spend a credit. 2 reports are free, no credit card.
See the finished report first
The complete 5-page Roof Manager sample report, with every measurement explained.
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