For solar teams
Start with AI-assisted roof analysis and an automatic layout where coverage allows, or draw it yourself. Easy editing keeps your reps in control from the first panel to the proposal.
Real aerial photography. Illustrative layout and measurements, not a surveyed design. Photo: Taylor Thompson / Pexels.
AI-assisted roof analysis uses available aerial data to identify roof faces and suggest a solar layout. Review the starting design, reshape a face or adjust the modules. Automatic generation depends on imagery coverage and roof confidence; the manual tools are always available.
Draw the roof outline and place panels directly on the image. Add, move or rotate modules, use alignment aids and undo a change. Switch panels on and off to see system size and modeled output respond as you build the layout.
Build the proposal around the customer’s usage, the chosen equipment and your company’s approved pricing. Review utility assumptions and compare design choices without losing the history of earlier versions.
Keep the sold scope connected to the project. Assign owners, plan tasks and collect field information so the handoff can be reviewed against the proposal.
See project managementThe tools should fit the way your team sells and installs. RoofScope brings design, quoting and the project handoff together, and installer feedback guides the improvements we make next.
Tell us what would make your work easierCoverage and imagery quality vary by property. Solar output and financial results are modeled estimates, not production guarantees. RoofScope supports sales and project review; it does not replace site verification, electrical design, structural engineering or local approvals.
Read the solar proposal checklistA clearer way forward
Bring your roof, your proposal, and your team into the same picture.