What it is
EagleView is the long-running leader in aerial roof measurement reports. Contractors and insurance adjusters order a report for an address and receive detailed roof dimensions, pitch, and facet data drawn from its proprietary aerial imagery library.
It is the name adjusters know, and its premium reports are a staple of insurance claim workflows.
Why it ranks here
- Deep, high-resolution aerial imagery library with a long track record
- Measurement reports detailed enough for estimating and claims documentation
- Widely accepted by insurers, which keeps it embedded in claims processes
- Broad US coverage for residential and commercial roofs
Pros & cons
Pros
- Trusted by insurers and large roofing operations
- Very detailed measurement data
- Long-established, stable provider
Cons
- Standard delivery runs 24–72 hours — useless mid-call
- Premium pricing: roughly $50–75+ per report
- Measures the roof; it does not grade live condition for a sales conversation
Pricing
Per-report pricing, with premium residential reports commonly in the $50–75+ range; volume and subscription arrangements exist for larger operations.
Who it’s for
Roofing companies and adjusters who need defensible measurement reports for estimates and insurance claims.
Who should skip it
Anyone who needs an answer while the customer is still on the phone.
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