When your roof measurement report arrives, you receive a professionally formatted PDF with more data than a simple total square footage. Understanding every section of that report lets you use the data effectively — whether you are ordering materials, building a bid, or submitting an insurance claim.
Here is a complete walkthrough of every major section in a RoofQuantiX report.
The first page identifies the property address, order date, and presents a high-resolution aerial photograph of the property from above. This image shows the full roof layout and is often used as a visual attachment in insurance claims and project documentation.
The summary page is the most-referenced section of the report. It includes:
Complex roofs have multiple planes — called facets. Each facet is measured separately and listed with:
This breakdown is essential for partial repairs, where only certain sections of the roof need replacement.
A color-coded roof diagram visually identifies each facet by pitch. Different colors represent different pitch values, making it easy to see which sections are steeper or shallower at a glance.
Based on total area and roof complexity, the report recommends:
Take the suggested order quantity and multiply by the number of bundles per square for your chosen material. For standard 3-tab or architectural shingles, that is typically 3 bundles per square.
Attach the full report PDF to your claim submission. Adjusters use the total area, pitch, and facet breakdown to validate contractor estimates. The aerial imagery provides visual documentation of the roof layout.
Forward the PDF directly to:
The PDF is a complete, shareable document that speaks the industry language your contractors and adjusters already understand.