For commercial roofing

RoofScan

See where water stands on a commercial roof, how deep, and where the drains should go.

Try the demo

RoofScan on a commercial roof: the plan view shades standing water by depth, and the 3D view shows the same roof with its rooftop units

How it works

RoofScan is built from public aerial lidar from the USGS 3D Elevation Program. If an address isn't covered yet, RoofScan tells you. From that data it builds a model of the roof and shows you the standing water (ponding) by depth, how the roof drains, its slope, the rooftop equipment, and a coating takeoff. Then it puts all of it into a PDF report.

Who it's for

Commercial roofing estimators
Roofing contractors
Manufacturer reps

What you get

RoofScan ponding view of a grocery store roof in Chandler, AZ: standing water shaded blue in the north-east corner, rooftop units outlined in red — Ponding view: standing water shaded by depth.

RoofScan 3D view of an industrial roof in Gilbert, AZ: the deck falls both ways from a central ridge, rooftop units shown as blocks — 3D view: the roof, its slope and rooftop equipment.

First page of a RoofScan PDF report: roof area, slope and ponding at a glance, then the elevation and ponding plans — PDF report: the numbers at a glance, then every layer as a plan.

Want it on your roofs?

If you estimate commercial roofs and want to run RoofScan on your own jobs, book a call or send me a message.

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