A measurement that arrives tomorrow prices a job you already lost. LynkedUp Pro measures the roof from the address while the rep is still in the driveway, then drops the numbers straight into the estimate.
You can measure a roof without an external report service by using aerial and AI-assisted measurement built into your CRM. LynkedUp Pro takes an address, returns total squares, facets, pitch, ridge, hip, valley, eave, and rake lengths, applies your waste factor, and pushes the result straight into the estimate — with no per-report fee and no waiting for a third-party turnaround. For roofers, the practical difference from EagleView is that the measurement and the price live in the same system.
Ordering a report at the door and pricing it two days later is two days the homeowner spends talking to someone else.
Measuring every prospect is the right sales behaviour and the wrong budget line when each report costs money.
Squares from a PDF, keyed into a spreadsheet, keyed into a proposal — three chances to lose a facet.
When a supplement is challenged, the original measurement has to be findable, dated, and attached to the job.
Aerial imagery and AI produce a full roof geometry in seconds — no ladder, no drone flight, no order form.
The measurement is not a PDF you read to someone. It becomes line items priced from your own pricebook.
Phone capture from the ground verifies what aerial cannot see, and everything lands on the same job.
A clean measurement report with diagrams and totals, in the formats carriers and homeowners already read.
Flat, low-slope, multi-building, and mixed-system roofs measured with the sections the scope actually needs.
Measurement is part of the platform, so measuring every prospect costs nothing extra and becomes standard practice.
LynkedUp Pro includes aerial and AI-assisted roof measurement in the subscription rather than charging per report, so companies that measure every prospect rather than only signed jobs see the largest saving. The measurement also feeds the estimate directly instead of arriving as a separate PDF.
Aerial measurement is accurate enough to price and order from on typical residential roofs, and field capture verifies anything aerial imagery cannot resolve — heavy tree cover, recent structural changes, or unusual roof systems. Complex and commercial roofs should always be verified in the field before ordering material.
Seconds for a standard residential roof from an address. The rep can price and present in the same visit.
Yes. Aerial provider and drone integrations attach their reports to the same job record, so you can mix sources without leaving the platform.
Yes, including multi-building and low-slope sections. Commercial scopes should be field-verified before material ordering.
A live walkthrough with your addresses, your pricing, and your workflow — not a canned demo reel.
