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How to Order a Measurement Report

Get a surveyor-grade PDF for any roof in under 60 seconds.

4 min read Updated 2026-04-18
Quick Answer

To order a roof measurement report on Roof Manager: sign in, click "Order Report", type the address, confirm the satellite trace, and place the order. A branded PDF with total area, eave/ridge/hip/valley lengths, pitch, and material takeoff arrives in about 45 seconds. First 3 reports are free; after that, pricing starts at $7 per report.

Ordering a measurement report through Roof Manager is the fastest way to put an accurate square-count, edge list, and material BOM in front of your crew or your customer. You never climb, you never guess, and every report is branded with your logo and delivered as a PDF you can forward straight from your phone.

Watch the full walkthrough — then follow the steps below.

1

Sign in to your Roof Manager account

Head to roofmanager.ca/customer/login. New accounts get 3 free reports — no credit card required. If your company already has an account, ask your admin to invite you so your reports sit in one shared dashboard.

2

Click "Order Report" and enter the address

Type the street address. Google's autocomplete locks in the correct parcel. Double-check the satellite thumbnail that appears — if the wrong building is highlighted (common on corner lots or multi-unit sites), drag the pin onto the correct structure.

3

Pick the report type

Pitched residential, flat commercial, or multi-building property report. For condos and strata, choose the multi-building option so each structure gets its own measurements broken out in the final PDF.

Pro tip: Commercial flat roofs use different pricing and output (drains, parapet walls, membrane type). Choose correctly to avoid a re-order.
4

Confirm the trace

Our AI traces eaves, ridges, hips, and valleys automatically from the satellite imagery. Review the overlay — if any edge looks wrong, adjust the vertices with your mouse or finger. The engine re-computes area, pitch, and material takeoff instantly.

5

Add your branding

Upload your company logo once under Settings → Branding; from then on every report cover page, header, and email template uses it automatically. You can also set the default sender name and reply-to email.

6

Place the order

Review the summary — total sloped area, eave/ridge/hip/valley lengths, pitch, waste factor. Click "Order". The PDF arrives in the dashboard in ~45 seconds and is emailed to you at the same time.

7

Send it to your customer

Use the "Email Report" button to forward the PDF directly from Roof Manager with a one-click "Request a Quote" link that feeds leads back into your CRM.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to get a roof measurement report?

Reports are delivered in about 45 seconds after you place the order. The PDF appears in your dashboard and is emailed to you simultaneously.

How accurate are Roof Manager measurement reports?

Reports are surveyor-grade, typically within 1-2% of hand-measured values. We use Google Solar API data cross-checked against our own geodesic measurement engine that traces eaves, ridges, hips, and valleys directly from satellite imagery.

How much does a roof measurement report cost?

Your first 3 reports are free with no credit card required. After that, pay-as-you-go pricing starts at $7 per report — significantly cheaper than EagleView or Hover.

Can I use Roof Manager reports for insurance claims?

Yes. Every report is a branded PDF with total sloped area, projected area, edge-by-edge lengths, pitch, and waste factor — the exact data adjusters expect.

Do I need to climb the roof?

No. All measurements come from satellite imagery and elevation data. You never climb, and you never guess.

Ready to get started?

Your first 3 reports are on us. After that, pay-as-you-go pricing starts at $7/report — cheaper than EagleView, faster than climbing a ladder.

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