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Roof Repair & Replacement Documentation
Before, during, and after — all in one place.
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The Roofing Challenge
Sound familiar? You're not alone.
Customers Can't See the Roof
Most homeowners never see their roof up close. Photo documentation shows them exactly what you found and fixed.
Hard to Prove Damage
For insurance claims and estimates, clear before photos of damage are essential.
Insurance Documentation Needed
Insurance companies require thorough documentation. Make it easy with organized before/after photos.
ProofShot Pro for Roofing
Document every job in 30 seconds. Add your before and after photos, apply your branding automatically, and share professional results with customers and on social media.
- Create in seconds — add before photo, add after photo, done
- Your branding — company info on every template and report
- Professional templates — a growing library of layouts
- AI-powered captions — describe your work automatically
Everything You Need for Roofing
Built for the way roofing professionals actually work. No complicated setup, no learning curve.
Document Storm Damage
Capture hail damage, missing shingles, and repairs for insurance claims.
Show Homeowners Their Roof
Give customers a clear view of what's happening on their roof.
Track Repair Progress
Document multi-day jobs with before, during, and after photos.
Professional Estimates
Include photos with estimates to justify your pricing.
Roofing questions, answered
What photos should a roofer take on every job?
Wide shots of each slope before anything comes off, close-ups of the damage or wear you were called out for, whatever you find once the old material is up, and matching wide shots from the same angles at the end. The before angles matter most — adjusters and homeowners both judge the work against them.
Do before and after photos help with roofing insurance claims?
They are often the difference between an approved claim and a disputed one. Timestamped photos taken before work begins establish the condition you arrived to, and matching after photos document what was actually replaced. Keeping them together per job means you are not digging through a camera roll when an adjuster asks.
How do I photograph a roof I cannot get far enough back from?
Shoot from fixed points on the ground — a driveway corner, the edge of the lawn — and return to the same spots afterwards, rather than trying to fit the whole roof into one frame. A consistent vantage point makes the comparison obvious even when you can only capture one plane at a time.
Can I put my roofing company's logo on the photos?
Yes. Your logo and company details are applied to reports and templates automatically once you set them up. The free plan puts ProofShot branding on outputs; Pro at $29.99 a month replaces it with yours.
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