Generate professional roof measurement reports from government aerial imagery. No blueprint upload required — just enter a property address.
The satellite takeoff feature is available exclusively for roofing contractors.
BuilderCore scans public government imagery sources, detects the roof outline, and generates a 12-page measurement report — all from a property address. No blueprint upload required.
Roofing contractors no longer need to climb a ladder or wait for a site visit to measure a roof. BuilderCore's Satellite Roofing Takeoff queries public ArcGIS, WMS, and government orthoimagery sources in parallel, selects the best available image, and uses AI to detect the roof outline, pitch, facets, edges, and penetrations automatically.
Every satellite takeoff includes pitch-adjusted area calculations in squares, edge lengths broken down by type (ridge, hip, valley, eave, rake), penetration counts, and a full material list for asphalt, metal, and low-slope roofing systems. The interactive diagram editor lets you correct the AI-detected outline before generating the report, so you always ship accurate measurements.
The 12-page report includes a cover summary, property imagery with source attribution, roof overview, length diagram, pitch diagram, area diagram, components, penetrations, measurement summary, material takeoff, assumptions and verification, and terms. Export to PDF, CSV, or SVG and drop the numbers straight into your estimate.
No. Enter the property address and BuilderCore queries public government imagery sources to locate and measure the roof automatically.
BuilderCore scans ArcGIS MapServer, ImageServer, WMS, WMTS, and government raster endpoints from state, county, and municipal providers. All sources include attribution on the final report.
No. Satellite takeoff is a roofing-exclusive feature. Drywall, painting, doors, and other trades use the standard AI plan-upload takeoff.
Yes. The interactive Roof Diagram Editor lets you adjust facets, edges, penetrations, and pitch before generating the final report.