Aerial Photos Used for Estimating Roofing Materials

       Roofers and insurance adjusters will no longer have to climb ladders to estimate materials for roof replacements. Climbing roofs is difficult, uncomfortable in hot or freezing weather and can be very dangerous.

Now guaranteed measurements can be obtained by remote aerial measurements provided by www.eagleview.com. EagleView, uses a proprietary software, which can accurately calculate the size and slope of a roof from aerial photo-graphs. A report can be purchased for as little as $20 that states the amount of material needed, including waste factors.

EagleView Technologies has become the industry standard for aerial measurement services and is used by most of the national insurance carriers to significantly improve measurement accuracy, reduce costs and save time.

   BELOW:  Multiple aerial pictures are used to create a computer rendering that calculates dimensions, slopes, and square footage of a specific structure’s roof. Pages appearing here are only 4 of the 9 in this report, which tells the roofer or insurance adjuster the amount of materials needed (including waste), accurate within 96%.        

See the full size pages and this complete sample report http://eagleview.com/sample/house_3points.pdf 

Visit www.eagleview.com for complete information or to contact them.