Moncton, NB · roof reports + roofing software
Order roof measurement reports for Moncton houses and duplexes from the office, price the re-roof from the take-off, and carry every lead through the proposal, the job and the invoice in one roofing platform.
Roof Manager supports roofing contractors in Moncton and Greater Moncton. Report availability for an individual property depends on usable aerial or satellite imagery for that property.
Moncton roofers also work in Dieppe and Riverview and out to Shediac, Memramcook and Salisbury. Each issues its own permits: Dieppe under its own building by-law, Riverview and the other towns through the regional planning service Plan360. None has a Roof Manager city page: order for them from your account.
Roof Manager supports roofing contractors in Moncton and Greater Moncton. Report availability for an individual property depends on usable aerial or satellite imagery for that property.
The City of Moncton’s Planning and Development Department issues building permits under the City’s own building by-law, and the City sets its own street and noise rules. These are the points a roofing crew meets on an ordinary Moncton job, from moncton.ca and New Brunswick’s official sources.
Building By-law Z-422 exempts work on buildings with only a single or two-unit dwelling from needing a permit for re-roofing with up to 25% of the roof sheathing replaced, installing gutters or downspouts, and replacing fascia board and soffit. Otherwise the City says renovations require a building and development permit, issued by its Planning and Development Department.
Source: City of Moncton: By-law Z-422 (Buildings) · City of Moncton: Building permits
Riverview’s permits go through Plan360, the regional planning service, and its building by-law has the same exemption for re-roofing with up to 25% of the roof sheathing replaced. Dieppe issues permits under its own building by-law.
Source: Plan360: Service area · Plan360: Riverview Building By-law 300-11 · City of Dieppe: Planning and construction
A Street Closure Permit is required whenever a street or part of one will be closed or restricted to vehicles or pedestrians, including for construction, with $2 million of liability insurance.
Moncton’s excessive noise by-law exempts construction equipment and machinery between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. from Monday to Saturday; Sunday is not in that exemption.
New Brunswick’s General Regulation requires an individual fall-arresting system for an employee weatherproofing a roof that is 3 m or more above the ground or other safe working level, has a slope exceeding 3 in 12 and has an unguarded edge. WorkSafeNB puts it plainly: any worker above three metres on a sloped roof must wear fall protection equipment.
Source: New Brunswick: General Regulation 91-191 · WorkSafeNB: Fall protection
Today the Direct Sellers Act applies: direct sellers need a licence, and a purchaser may cancel within ten days of receiving a copy of the contract. A new Consumer Protection Act passed in 2024 is not yet in force: it was still unproclaimed on the province’s September 15, 2026 list, and FCNB’s proposed rules, which name roofing among goods and services that could not be sold door to door without an invitation, are only proposals.
Source: New Brunswick: Direct Sellers Act · New Brunswick: Acts not yet proclaimed (2026) · FCNB: Proposed consumer protection rules
General information for contractors, checked October 13, 2026; it is not legal advice. Confirm with the City before you rely on it. Roof Manager does not obtain permits or licences for you. Province-wide rules: roofing in New Brunswick.
For a Moncton crew, the report’s areas and edge lengths become the estimate, and the proposal the owner signs online carries through to the job and the invoice. What a report includes · the roofing CRM.
Metric or imperial
Switch any report to square metres and metres in the viewer; the PDFs follow. Reports open in imperial, and squares, bundles and the CSV, Excel, JSON and XML exports stay imperial.
From the Roof Manager sample report.
2 free reports with no credit card, then $10 CAD a report, or $199 CAD a month for up to 30 reports; the same price everywhere in Canada. The CRM, proposals and invoicing are free with every account. All plans · the sample report.
Yes. Roof Manager supports roofing contractors in Moncton and Greater Moncton. Report availability for an individual property depends on usable aerial or satellite imagery for that property.
Not for a single or two-unit dwelling when no more than 25% of the roof sheathing is replaced: By-law Z-422 exempts that work. Other renovations need a building and development permit from the City.
Not today. The Direct Sellers Act applies, with a seller’s licence and a ten-day cancellation right. A 2024 Consumer Protection Act and proposed rules naming roofing are not yet in force.
The excessive noise by-law exempts construction equipment between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. Monday to Saturday; Sunday is not covered by the exemption.
Yes. Order them from your account like any Moncton address; each property still needs usable imagery. Dieppe and Riverview issue their own permits.
Any report can be switched to square metres and metres in the viewer, PDFs included. Reports open in imperial; roofing squares and bundles stay as ordering units.
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.
Our team declines the report instead of guessing, and the credit returns to your account.
2 free reports, then $10 CAD each or $199 CAD a month for up to 30.
Open a free account, enter the address and look at the imagery for that roof before you spend a credit.
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