Dallas, Texas · roof reports + roofing software
Measure any DFW roof from the office or the truck. Every report gives your estimators pitch-corrected squares, every ridge, hip, valley, eave and rake length, and a material list, so a hail-season backlog gets quoted from numbers instead of ladder trips.
Roof Manager supports roofing contractors in Dallas–Fort Worth. Report availability for an individual property depends on usable aerial or satellite imagery for that property.
Total roof area (footprint + sloped), pitch analysis, and area multiplier, traced from aerial or satellite imagery.
Ridge, hip, valley, eave, and rake lengths — everything you need for accurate material takeoff.
Shingles, underlayment, ice shield, ridge cap, drip edge — a material list with a waste table.
Hail is a recurring line item in North Texas. NOAA counts 126 billion-dollar severe-storm events that affected Texas between 1980 and 2024. On May 27–28, 2024, golf-ball to softball-size hail damaged homes, vehicles and businesses across north and east Texas, including Dallas, with losses of about $2.3 billion. In April 2016, a single NOAA-listed hail event brought widespread severe hail damage to Plano, Wylie, Frisco and Allen.
After a storm like that, measuring becomes the bottleneck. Order a report for each address on the inspection list and price the jobs while crews are still on roofs. Reports are delivered in 1–3 hours, and usually in under an hour.
Permits: the City of Dallas Building Inspection FAQ exempts re-roofing of a single-family or duplex home from a permit only when the value of the work does not exceed $500, so a full re-roof inside the city needs one. Plano, Frisco, Irving and the other Metroplex cities run their own building departments; the rules that apply are those of the city the property is in.
Impact-resistant roofs: the Texas Department of Insurance says each insurer sets its own premium credit for impact-resistant roofing and decides which test criteria and paperwork it accepts, so there is no single statewide percentage to promise a homeowner. A Class 4 covering under UL 2218 earns the highest credit, and for TWIA policies the roofing contractor completes TDI form PC068 once the roof is installed. TDI’s Commissioner’s Bulletin B-0008-26 (September 2026) encourages insurers to offer meaningful discounts for mitigation such as impact-resistant roofing.
A measured report gives you the squares and edge lengths to price a Class 4 upgrade line by line when the homeowner asks what the better shingle costs.
Quoting outside the Metroplex? The Texas roof measurement page covers the statewide picture, from licensing to city permits and coastal windstorm inspections.
Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington added 123,557 residents between July 2024 and July 2025, the second-largest numeric gain of any US metro. The Census Bureau also found that in the largest metros the fastest-growing counties tended to be on the outer edges, a pattern especially pronounced in Texas. More of a roofing company’s quotes land far from the shop.
Measuring from imagery lets one estimator price a roof in McKinney and another in Mansfield the same morning without driving to either, then send the proposal from the same account. CRM, invoicing, proposals, the leads board and door-to-door canvassing are free with every account.
Roof Manager supports properties across Dallas and the surrounding area, subject to usable imagery at each property. That includes:
Track all your Dallas customers, properties, and communication history in one place.
Create professional proposals with material details, send invoices, and collect payments online.
Calendar-based job management with Google Calendar sync, checklists, and crew tracking.
Inside the City of Dallas, yes for a full re-roof. The City’s Building Inspection FAQ exempts re-roofing of a single-family or duplex home only when the value of the work does not exceed $500. Suburbs such as Plano, Frisco and Irving set their own rules, so check the city the property is in.
No. The Texas Department of Insurance says each insurer sets its own impact-resistant roofing credit and the test criteria and paperwork it accepts, with Class 4 (UL 2218) earning the highest credit. For TWIA policies the roofing contractor completes TDI form PC068 after installation.
Yes. The $199 per month plan includes 30 reports, for companies ordering measurements through every storm season. Every report is ordered from the same account your estimators already use, and past reports stay in it for re-quotes and supplements.
Properties in and around Dallas and its suburbs. Availability is decided property by property: the imagery has to show the roof clearly enough to trace, and if it does not, the report is declined and the credit returns.
On properties with high-quality imagery, Roof Manager measurements can achieve 98.5% accuracy against an on-roof tape measure. Accuracy depends on the quality and visibility of the available imagery.
Total roof area (both the flat footprint and the pitch-corrected sloped area), the pitch of every facet, every edge length (ridge, hip, valley, eave and rake) and an itemized material list with a waste factor you set, delivered as a PDF.
A report costs $10 CAD after your first 2 free reports, with no monthly subscription required. Reports are billed in Canadian dollars (CAD); a US card is converted by your card issuer at checkout, and there is no separate USD price. CRM, invoicing, proposals, the leads board and door-to-door canvassing are free with every account.
Reports are delivered in 1–3 hours, and usually in under an hour.
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