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Rooftops AI Agent
Agentic AI Roofing Measurements and Estimates
Other roofing tools hand you a measurement and stop. You still order the report, wait, then rebuild the numbers in a spreadsheet and a separate proposal tool. Rooftops AI is an agent that runs the whole loop. Give it an address. It measures the roof from aerial imagery, applies your pricing and waste factors, builds a line-item estimate, and generates a branded proposal. One pass, minutes instead of hours. You control every number. The agent removes the busywork between lead and quote.
I've run Rooftops AI as a small SaaS for roofing contractors for a while. The thing I kept hearing: getting from "new lead" to "estimate in the customer's hands" is slow and fragmented. You order a measurement report, wait for it, drop the numbers into a spreadsheet, price it line by line, then build a proposal in a separate tool. Hours of work, and the fastest contractor to a quote usually wins the job.
So we rebuilt Rooftops as an agent. You give it an address. It measures the roof from aerial imagery, applies your own pricing and waste factors, builds the line-item estimate, and produces a branded proposal you can send. The contractor stays in control of the numbers. The agent removes the busywork between them.
What's different from EagleView, Hover, or Roofr: those hand you a measurement that you wait hours for and pay a large premium and you still do the rest. Rooftops does the whole loop, measurement to priced proposal, in one pass. We knew this could be so much more efficient with AI. That's why we build Rooftops. The home services industry was way behind on AI. I wanted to change that and bring AI efficiencies to serve the roofers and the home services industry.
Launch offer for the PH community: use SUMMER26 at checkout.
I'm the maker and I'll be in the comments. Tell me what would make this useless or indispensable for your team. If you do roofing estimates, I especially want to hear where the measurement accuracy or pricing logic would break for you.
About Rooftops AI Agent on Product Hunt
“Agentic AI Roofing Measurements and Estimates”
Rooftops AI Agent was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #60 on the daily leaderboard. Other roofing tools hand you a measurement and stop. You still order the report, wait, then rebuild the numbers in a spreadsheet and a separate proposal tool. Rooftops AI is an agent that runs the whole loop. Give it an address. It measures the roof from aerial imagery, applies your pricing and waste factors, builds a line-item estimate, and generates a branded proposal. One pass, minutes instead of hours. You control every number. The agent removes the busywork between lead and quote.
On the analytics side, Rooftops AI Agent competes within SaaS, Artificial Intelligence and Home services — topics that collectively have 514.7k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Rooftops AI Agent performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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