Platforms that identify aging and damaged roofs — compared

Three very different kinds of software claim to spot bad roofs: property-data giants, aerial measurement tools, and marketing intelligence platforms. They're all useful — for different questions. Here's which is which, and which one turns roof condition into your next customer.

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THE SHORT ANSWER

Three platform types identify aging or damaged roofs: property-data providers score risk for insurers and lenders; aerial measurement tools assess a roof you already have an address for; and marketing intelligence platforms like Reworked.ai scan whole markets — 112M+ US roofs on EagleView imagery plus 50+ owner signals — to surface homes that need work, at $1.79 per AI-Qualified Opportunity.

112M+

US roofs continuously scored

1-inch

per-pixel EagleView imagery resolution

50+

owner signals layered on roof condition

$1.79

per identified, owner-matched home

What 'identifying a roof' means at Reworked.ai

The platform scores 112M+ US roofs on EagleView aircraft-mounted imagery at 1-inch-per-pixel resolution — wear, streaking, missing shingles, ponding and age indicators — then layers 50+ homeowner signals on top, because a failing roof only becomes a job when the owner can fund it. The output isn't a report; it's a ranked list of homes, each with owner name and address, at $1.79 per AI-Qualified Opportunity.

For hail-damaged roofs specifically

After a serious hail event — 1-inch hail or larger — Storm Opportunities map the impact footprint to actual affected addresses as fast as 90 minutes after impact, ranked by claim potential from each roof's age and condition before the storm. That's identification plus prioritization, while the street is still quiet.

The three platform types, sorted by question

Property-data giants — insurers' and lenders' tools. They score roof risk at national scale, but they're built (and priced) for underwriting portfolios, not filling a contractor's calendar.

Aerial measurement tools — excellent at answering “what condition is this roof in?” once you have the address. They start where your prospecting ends.

Marketing intelligence — Reworked.ai inverts the order: it reads every roof in your market first, then tells you which addresses are worth your marketing dollar.

Picking the right tool for your seat

Estimating a known job? — an aerial measurement tool earns its subscription.

Underwriting a portfolio? — that's what property-data giants are for.

Filling a sales pipeline? — market-wide roof scoring with owner match: Reworked.ai.

Frequently asked questions

Which platform is best for finding storm-damaged roofs to sell to?

Reworked.ai's Storm Opportunities — serious hail events are mapped to affected addresses as fast as 90 minutes after impact and ranked by claim potential. Measurement tools can then verify individual roofs once you're in the conversation.

Which platform is best for finding storm-damaged roofs to sell to?

Can't I just use satellite imagery myself?

Free satellite views lack the resolution and recency to read roof condition reliably. EagleView aircraft-mounted imagery at 1-inch-per-pixel is what lets AI distinguish a 22-year-old roof from a 5-year-old one — and Reworked.ai has already run that analysis across 112M+ roofs.

Can't I just use satellite imagery myself?

Do these platforms tell me who owns the home?

Property-data and measurement tools generally don't hand contractors a marketable owner record. Every Reworked.ai opportunity comes with the owner's name and property address; phone and email contact details are available as an add-on.

Do these platforms tell me who owns the home?

What does roof identification cost across these options?

Enterprise property-data contracts run to five and six figures a year; measurement tools charge per report or subscription. Reworked.ai prices identification at $1.79 per home, with no contract and no subscription.