Estimates
The EagleView report goes in. A priced proposal comes out.
The measurements are already in the report you paid for. Typing them into a spreadsheet again is the slow part. Drop the EagleView PDF in, and a priced proposal in your own branding comes back with your material and labour costs applied.
$997/mo for the whole company. Everything below is included.
How it works
From report to signed proposal.
Your pricing, your branding, your margins. The tool does the arithmetic.
01 Drop in the EagleView PDF
The takeoff is read out of the report rather than retyped: roof area, predominant pitch, low-slope area, ridges, hips, valleys, rakes, eaves, drip edge and step flashing.
02 Your own costs apply
Labour per square and your material costs live in your own price book. Change them once and every future estimate uses the new numbers.
03 Adjust it per job
Margin, waste and tax can be dialled on each estimate before it goes out, without touching your standard numbers.
04 It comes back branded
The proposal carries your company name and logo, not ours. The homeowner never sees this tool.
05 Signed on a phone
Send the homeowner a link and they sign the proposal on their phone. No account and no app.
06 Send it to the job
Send to job puts the estimate lines onto that job's worksheet, ready to turn into an invoice. Download the proposal PDF if you want the document itself in the job file.
The honest version
What it prices, and what it cannot know.
It applies your numbers accurately. It does not decide what your numbers should be, and it will not guess at a roof it cannot see.
| Task | Handled here | Still a person |
|---|---|---|
| Reading the takeoff from an EagleView PDF | Yes | Nobody |
| Reading other measurement report formats | Not yet | EagleView only for now |
| Applying your material and labour costs | Yes | Nobody |
| Producing a branded proposal | Yes | Nobody |
| Homeowner signature on the proposal | Yes | Nobody |
| Putting the estimate lines on the job | Yes, with Send to job | Nobody |
| Siding and gutters as well as the roof | Yes | Gutters from the eaves; siding from the wall area |
| Filing the proposal PDF on the job | No | Download and attach it |
| Measuring the roof itself | No | Your measurement provider |
| Deciding your margins | No | You |
Straight answers.
Do I need an EagleView report?
Yes. The reader is built for EagleView PDFs today. It prices what the report measured; it does not measure the roof.
Whose branding is on the proposal?
Yours. It is white label, and the homeowner has no idea what produced it.
Can I change the numbers on one job?
Yes. Your price book holds the standard costs, and margin, waste and tax can be adjusted on any individual estimate before it goes out.
What about the contract and getting paid?
The homeowner can sign the proposal itself from a link. If you use your own contract, upload it and send it for signature from the job. Invoices go out from the job through your own connected Stripe or QuickBooks account.
Also included
The rest of what your $997 covers.
Everything here is one plan and one price. Nothing below is an add-on.
AI roofing secretary
Answers every call in a natural voice, qualifies the job the way an office manager would, and books the estimate before hanging up.
Roofing answering service
Nights, weekends and the second caller during a storm. It takes several calls at the same time, so nobody sits in a hold queue.
Hail map and storm reports
Radar-estimated hail swaths over your territory, with roof and address dots underneath so you know which streets to inspect first.
Price the roof once, not twice.
The measurements are already in the report. Use them.