For roofing companies who bid fast
The roof measured before you climb it
Every job you guess on is money left in the yard. Crews roll out without the numbers, and you're quoting from memory in the truck.
Free. Nothing to install, no card, and yours whether or not you go further.
“How much time do you spend on the roof with a tape?”
That's time off the clock, away from the next job. The longer you're up there, the fewer roofs you measure in a day.
“How many estimates do you leave behind because you're not sure?”
A guess that's too high loses the bid. A guess that's too low eats the profit. Either way, you don't win.
“When do you know what materials you actually need?”
If you're figuring it out on site or back at the office, you're quoting blind. The customer waits, and so does your crew.
“How many callbacks happen because the estimate didn't match the job?”
Surprises on the roof mean change orders, delays and unhappy customers. Your reputation takes the hit.