For contractors
See the roof. Plan the quantities.
Explore roof planes, edge lengths and material takeoffs in one measurement deliverable.
Quick Squares is available for supported properties. Check coverage before you pay.

LOOK INSIDE
See it before you order.
Plan the whole job. Explore the sample, switch views and download the PDF.
- Rooflines & 3D
- Material takeoff
- Homeowner summary
Roof size at a glance
- Roof surface
- 5,125 sq ft
- Roofing squares
- 51.25
Roof area by pitch
Illustrative roof. Figures come from the published synthetic sample, not a real property.
KNOW WHAT TO LOOK FOR
The details behind the job.
Detailed roof geometry is a sample preview. Quick Squares provides modeled area and pitch today.
| Inside the sample | Use it to |
|---|---|
| Roof area and pitch | Understand each roof plane |
| Ridges, hips and valleys | Review the rooflines |
| Material takeoff | Check quantities and waste |
| Homeowner summary | Explain the roof in plain language |
A QUICK WALKTHROUGH
See how to read the report.
Watch the 30-second guide. Pause whenever you want a closer look.
- Find the roof. Confirm the building and roof planes.
- Read the numbers. Check area, pitch and units.
- Check the source. Read dates and limits before using a figure.
Read the video transcript
Cómo leer tu informe. Empieza por el plano del techo. Ubica las caras y las líneas. Revisa el área y la pendiente. Consulta las fuentes y la calificación. Usa el informe para hacer mejores preguntas. Confirma las condiciones con un techador. Explora las muestras sintéticas.
A few useful details.
Area with a clear basis
Surface area and horizontal projected area answer different questions. Keep units visible and use the appropriate pitch factor once, not twice.
The roof, plane by plane
The measurement sample shows each roof plane, its area and its pitch. Edge lengths help you plan the materials.
Evidence belongs beside the number
Review the confidence grade, imagery dates and missing evidence. An uncertain edge or obstructed plane should carry a reason, not an invented measurement.