Residential & light-commercial roofing
Measure the roof without climbing it.
Trace the roof on the aerial, apply your own pitch and waste factors, and Slateworks builds the job from your real material and crew costs by the square. The proposal's already built when you sit down — send it the same day you look at the job.
Get early accessSound familiar?
- Measuring costs you either a ladder trip or a report fee. Climb it with a tape, or pay per-roof for a measurement report and wait on it — either way, the quote isn't going out today.
- Every bid is the same hour of math. Squares, pitch, waste, tear-off, underlayment, drip edge, disposal — you've done this arithmetic a thousand times and it still eats the evening.
- Weather runs the schedule, and reschedules run your night. A rain day doesn't move one job — it dominoes the week, and every domino is a phone call.
- Rotten decking becomes a phone argument. The crew finds it mid-tear-off, somebody quotes a number on the phone, and by invoice time nobody agrees on what was said.
What Slateworks does about it
Measure from the sky
Trace the roof on the aerial and get your footage without the ladder or the report fee. Your pitch and waste factors — the numbers you already trust — do the rest.
Your costs per square
Shingles, underlayment, accessories, disposal, and crew production — tear-off versus overlay — priced from how your outfit actually runs, not a book.
Good, better, best — without triple work
Three-tab next to architectural next to designer, side by side on one proposal. The upgrade sells itself when the homeowner can see it.
A schedule built for rain days
Slide the job and the crew, materials, and the rest of the week follow. One move, not ten phone calls.
Sixty-second crew reports
Squares laid, decking found, dumpster swapped — the crew taps it in from the driveway. You see the day without driving to it.
Decking goes on paper, not on a phone call
Mid-job surprises become change orders on the spot — priced, recorded, and on the final invoice instead of in an argument.
Built inside a real contracting business
Slateworks runs live today inside a working pavement-maintenance contractor — pricing real bids, dispatching real crews, and billing real customers. The bones that make it work there — your real costs, honest crew-day math, takeoff from the aerial — are exactly what a roofing outfit runs on.
And the AI in Slateworks never does the math. Every cost and price comes from a deterministic engine running your own numbers — the same job prices the same way every time, and you can show a customer exactly where the price came from.
We're bringing it to roofers now, and early customers get a real say in how the roofing side takes shape.
Same-day proposals. Fewer ladder trips.
We're onboarding early roofing customers now. Send us one of your real bids and we'll show you what it looks like in Slateworks — measured, priced, and ready to send.
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