ShieldBook for roofing
Roofing jobs are won on the inspection and run over several days. ShieldBook keeps the photos with the job, presents repair and replacement side by side, takes the deposit before materials, and treats each day on the roof as its own trip under one sale.
01A roofing job in ShieldBook
One job from the first call to what comes next, on the screens it happens on. Summit Roofing Co. and everyone in it are invented for this page; the screens are ShieldBook's.
Step 01 of 6
David saw the truck on his street the week before. After Tuesday's storm there's a stain on the bedroom ceiling, and the office books an inspection.
Step 02 of 6
Jordan photographs the chimney flashing, the lifted shingles, the stain and the attic decking. Every photo stays with the job.
Step 03 of 6
Lifted shingles on the north slope and failed flashing at the chimney. A temporary seal now, and a clear recommendation for later.
Step 04 of 6
A flashing repair, a north-slope re-roof, or a full replacement, side by side with what each includes.
Step 05 of 6
David approves the re-roof. The office marks it sold and records the deposit before materials are ordered.
Step 06 of 6
Each day on the roof is its own trip, linked under the same sale, so the office sees day two of three on the morning board.
In development On the roadmapEverything else is built and working today.
02Built for roofing
Multi-day work runs as linked jobs under one sale, each with its own visit and outcome.
Recorded when the work is sold and credited on the invoice when it's billed.
Every inspection on one calendar with crew lanes, for the weeks after a storm.
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ShieldBook is being developed and proven inside a working service business as it prepares for broader use. A demo is a walkthrough and an honest conversation about fit.