Roofing contractors
From inspection to final payment — keep the whole roofing job connected.
Connect lead intake, inspections, measurements, estimating, proposals, crews, subcontractors, materials, production, customer updates, supplements, payments, and job costs around the same roofing project.
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The disconnected job
The roof shouldn't live in a different system at every stage.
Win the inspection
Turn the first inquiry into a qualified roof inspection.
The roof stays attached to the property, so the next job starts with what you already know about the house.
Inspect & measure
Document the roof while you're standing on it.
Condition, photos, and quantities become estimate context — nobody retypes the roof back at the office.
Price the roof
Build the estimate from how your company actually installs the system.
Sold → production
The sold roof becomes the production plan.
Sales doesn't hand production a PDF and hope for the best. The crew shouldn't arrive before the shingles do.
The build
Schedule the whole roof — not just a start date.
When the roof opens
Hidden damage shouldn't become free work.
Tear-off is when the roof tells the truth. Photograph it, price it, get it approved — before it's covered up.
Approved → the job updates itself
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The homeowner & getting paid
Keep the customer informed without the salesperson living on their phone.
Know what it made
Squares installed don't tell you whether the roof made money.
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Storm causation, coverage, and roof condition are always human professional judgments.
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One roof, many views
Same roofing company. Different view.
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What it consolidates
Accounting, payroll, and payment processing stay connected where appropriate. See Get Paid →
One roofing company. Sales, production, and money. One operating system.
Bring one real roof — one you've inspected, sold, built, or recently closed — and we'll walk it through syteOn.