FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Get roof pricing before the deal gets stuck.

Submit the property, inspection findings, and response deadline. We help establish a usable roof-cost range, document the project when needed, and organize comparable contractor proposals without sending several sales teams to your client.

Inspection-deadline supportClient contact controlProperty-specific pricingComparable roofer proposals
KEEP THE TRANSACTION MOVING

Turn a roof concern into a documented decision.

Agents do not need to become roofing experts. They need credible information quickly enough to help buyers and sellers decide what happens next.

Use better negotiation numbers

Replace invented seller credits and vague repair allowances with property-specific planning information and current contractor pricing when available.

Protect the client relationship

Control when direct contractor contact begins instead of sending the client into several unrelated roofing sales appointments.

Give both sides clear options

Use the information for a repair request, seller credit, price adjustment, replacement plan, or contractor selection.

HOW IT WORKS

From inspection concern to usable roof information.

The process can stop at planning information or continue into verified roof details and comparable contractor proposals when the client is ready.

01

Submit the property and deadline

Add the address, transaction stage, inspection response date, known roof concern, and any report pages or photos already available.

02

Establish the likely roof cost

We organize the property information and provide a planning range, then arrange one roof visit when physical verification is needed.

03

Use the report in the deal

Share the property-specific information with the buyer, seller, lender, or transaction team without presenting it as a contractor's final quote.

04

Compare roofers when ready

Approved roofers can price the same documented project, and the client chooses whether to proceed and whom to hire.

REAL-ESTATE USE CASES

Use the same service at each point in the transaction.

The roof question changes depending on whether the property is being listed, inspected, negotiated, purchased, or prepared for closing.

Pre-listing planning

Help sellers understand the likely roof cost before it appears in an inspection response with a deadline attached.

Buyer inspections

Turn roof observations into a clearer repair, replacement, credit, or further-evaluation decision.

Seller negotiations

Use current property information instead of relying on an unsupported round-number estimate.

Post-closing work

When the buyer accepts a credit, continue into comparable proposals and a controlled contractor selection process after closing.

CLIENT AND PROJECT CONTROL

Your client remains your client.

AZ Roof Estimator does not need to release the homeowner's direct contact information to multiple roofers during initial pricing. The agent and client decide when direct contractor communication begins.

Contact stays controlled

Tell us who may be contacted and when. Roofers do not receive the client's direct contact information during the first round of bidding.

One shared project file

Property details, roof information, deadlines, photographs, and bid assumptions stay tied to the same address.

Comparable proposals

Approved roofers start with the same documented project details so differences in price, scope, timing, and warranty are easier to see.

Direct roofing contract

The property owner signs the final construction agreement directly with the licensed roofing contractor selected for the project.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Roof information that fits a real transaction deadline.

Can an agent submit a property for a client?

Yes, when the client has authorized the agent to share the property details and request roof pricing or proposals.

Is the online price range a contractor quote?

No. It is planning information. A final contractor proposal depends on the documented project scope and the roofer's own pricing.

Can the report be used for a seller credit?

It can help the parties discuss a credit, but the buyer and seller should decide how the information is used within their contract and transaction advice.

Will roofers call my client during the first step?

No direct contact information needs to be released during initial bidding. Contact begins only when the client selects a roofer or requests it.

Use the next roof concern to test the process.

Apply for partner access or check a property before the inspection deadline becomes a transaction problem.