Measurement Summary
Total roof area, squares and key linear totals presented in one place.
Detailed, hand-traced roof measurement reports built for roofing, estimating, claims and restoration workflows.
Get roof areas, squares, linear measurements, roof geometry, face information, waste factors and organized PDF documentation—with ESX or XML files available for your estimating platform.
A useful roof report should give your team the numbers and diagrams needed to move from property address to estimate without rebuilding the roof geometry from scratch.
Each report is structured so contractors, adjusters and estimating teams can quickly find the measurements they need.
Total roof area, squares and key linear totals presented in one place.
Clean roof sketch showing roof sections, faces and overall layout.
Detailed dimensions for eaves, rakes, ridges, hips, valleys and flashing.
Face-level information and pitch values where applicable to the roof.
Material waste calculations up to 25% to support estimating and takeoffs.
Order the report format your team actually uses. Our measurement data can be delivered as a professional PDF report and in import-ready estimating formats.
Easy-to-review report containing measurement summaries, roof drawings, annotations, waste-factor data and supporting imagery.
Roof geometry prepared for Xactimate workflows so your estimating team can import the file instead of recreating the sketch manually.
XML deliverable for applicable Symbility and compatible estimating workflows, paired with your measurement documentation.
The sample below uses pages from an actual TrueTrace commercial roof report. Click any page to inspect the full report page without cropping.
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Continue with practical guidance related to this service, including report use, accuracy, estimating workflows and project planning.
Review the areas, pitches, linear measurements, sketches and file formats a professional report should include.
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Read the guide → Industry GuideSee how organized roof data supports estimates, claim reviews, supplements and team handoffs.
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Read the guide →Send the property address and choose the file format your workflow needs.