Roof replacement scope planner
Build a practical checklist from the roof details you already know. Keep the unknowns visible for a free inspection conversation.
A checklist built around your property
Select the roof and property details you already know, using not sure where appropriate. The planner turns the existing covering, layers, access and included roof areas into questions for the inspection and proposed work. Those questions help identify what needs measurement, what may remain concealed and which allowances need to be agreed.
The checklist helps organize a conversation. Roof measurements, condition, concealed damage and the final work scope still need assessment and agreement; the tool does not establish a complete quote.
Build your roof scope checklist
Answer the questions below, then create your checklist. You can change an answer and build it again.
Your inspection questions
Choose the details you know, then create your checklist. “Not sure” keeps an item open for inspection.
- Confirm the roof areas and covering.
- Identify existing layers and hidden-work assumptions.
- Ask how flashing, ventilation and deck repairs are handled.
What still needs an inspection
The roof surface area, existing layer count, safe attachment, concealed deck condition and moisture extent need property-specific evaluation. A choice in this tool does not establish those facts.
Keep the checklist beside the proposal and mark where the scope answers each question. If a contractor reaches a different conclusion from an assumption here, ask what roof condition or requirement explains it.
Read more about replacement scope and the details that connect the covering, flashing and support beneath it.
Turn the checklist into a roof conversation
Bring the checklist and the questions you still have. Request a free inspection to discuss the roof itself.