01 / TEAM
Seats and roles
Owners invite representatives, monitor seat use, and keep billing controls owner-only.
Product Features
The report system behind a more consistent inspection.
RoofScore gives roofing teams one repeatable path from jobsite photos to a homeowner-ready report—without asking every rep to become a report writer.
40photos per inspection
5 freecompany-level trial reports
90 daysprivate report history
1 workflowuploads or shared galleries
Inspection workflow
Useful structure before, during, and after the roof conversation.
Bring the photos
Upload inspection photos from a phone or computer, or import photos from a supported CompanyCam shared gallery. Browser-side resizing keeps large phone photos manageable before analysis.
Review visible conditions
RoofScore organizes photo-referenced observations, priorities, storm indicators, and incomplete-analysis flags. If a photo cannot be analyzed, the report is marked incomplete rather than quietly treating the roof as clear.
Deliver one branded report
The report includes a scorecard, summary, roof-system observations, findings, repair priorities, photo documentation, limitations, and a print/save-to-PDF path. Paid teams can apply their company identity and rep contact block.
Owner controls
Built for a company, not a pile of individual logins.
02 / CONSISTENCY
Reports per rep
A 30-day activity view helps owners see whether the reporting step is actually happening.
03 / BRAND
Company identity
Logo, brand color, license number, phone, review link, and rep details can carry into paid-plan reports.
Guardrails
AI-assisted, with explicit limits.
- RoofScore is informational and does not replace an in-person inspection by a licensed and insured roofer.
- Photo quality and coverage affect what the system can observe.
- Reports keep source-photo references so a human can review the basis for each observation.
- Standard reports are retained for 90 days, then removed under the retention policy.
The product helps a roofing professional communicate visible conditions consistently. It does not make coverage decisions, certify code compliance, or replace professional judgment.