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See the whole roof — organized, labeled, and easy to share
A clear visual record of your roof and exterior as they are today. We photograph every visible roof section from the air, label the imagery so anyone can follow it, and deliver an organized package you can keep on file or hand to a professional.
Who it's for
Roof Condition Documentation fits when…
- Homeowners who want to see roof conditions without climbing a ladder
- Owners establishing a baseline record before or after roof work
- People preparing to talk to a roofing contractor and wanting organized photos first
- Buyers and sellers who want current visual records of the roof and exterior
- Anyone maintaining long-term property records
Choose this when you want a clear, current picture of a roof — before listing or buying, before or after roof work, when planning maintenance, or simply to establish a baseline you can compare against later.
Use cases
Common projects
- Annual or seasonal visual check of an aging roof
- A baseline record after a new roof is installed
- Photos to share with a roofer before requesting an estimate
- A record of conditions before a major weather season
- Documentation of hard-to-see areas: steep slopes, second stories, rear sections
- A dated record for your own files when selling or renting the property
Deliverables
What you receive
- High-resolution aerial photographs of each visible roof section
- Property and roof overview images from multiple angles
- Labeled roof sections so imagery is easy to navigate
- Detail images of visible areas of interest
- A downloadable, organized documentation report
- A secure delivery link you can share with contractors or family
Final contents are confirmed during project review. See a full demonstration report for the format.
Process
How it runs
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Tell us about the property
Share the address, property type, and anything specific you want photographed — a rear slope, a chimney line, an area you cannot see from the ground.
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We review weather and airspace
Every project is checked against weather conditions, local airspace rules, and site access before a flight date is confirmed.
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The documentation flight
A structured flight captures overview and section-by-section imagery of the roof and exterior. Most residential flights are completed in well under an hour on site.
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Organization and delivery
Images are reviewed, labeled by roof section, and assembled into an organized package delivered through a secure link.
Tulsa Roof Reports provides visual property documentation. Deliverables are informational and do not replace evaluations performed by licensed roofing, engineering, insurance, inspection, or construction professionals.
FAQ
Roof Condition questions
Is this the same as a roof inspection?
No. Roof condition documentation is an organized visual record of what is visible from the air. It does not include professional judgments about roof integrity, remaining life, or needed repairs — those calls belong to a licensed roofing professional, and our imagery is designed to be easy to hand to one.
What if my roof is steep or hard to see?
Steep, tall, and complex roofs are exactly where aerial documentation helps most. The drone photographs slopes and sections that are difficult or unsafe to view from a ladder, without anyone stepping on the roof.
How should I use the deliverables?
Most customers keep the report on file as a dated record and share the secure link with roofing contractors, family members, or advisors when decisions come up. The labeled sections make it easy to discuss specific areas by name.
Can you photograph the rest of the exterior too?
Yes. Standard documentation includes property overview images, and you can request specific exterior areas — gutters and rooflines, chimneys, detached structures — when you submit the project.
Ready to set up roof condition documentation?
Send the property details and what you need. We confirm scope, check weather and airspace, and come back with specifics.