Your website measures the roof from aerial imagery, lets the customer choose which edges to light, and prices it by the foot. The request reaches your app already priced, with a response clock running.
Free request. Roofline prices need aerial or survey coverage for the address, and a house we cannot measure comes to your team.
Roofline measured from the air122 ft of roofline
2219 Suffolk St, Fort Collins
$624for the season
Front gutter and both gables
Real screens from our demo company. Fictional customers.
A tape measure and a ladder is a slow way to quote.
Every roof you measure by hand is an hour you were not installing. Then the rush arrives: deposits to chase, installs to sequence, and takedown to remember in January.
A package puts the measuring on your website and the sequence on your board. We set it up with you, and you run it from your phone.
The roofline is measured from aerial imagery where coverage supports it
The customer picks the edges, and the price follows the footage
Install, takedown and storage stay on the property’s record
From the roof on the screen to the lights coming down.
Each part sits on the same customer and property record, so next season starts from this season’s measurements.
The customer chooses the edges. The price follows the footage.
The page shows the house from above with the roof edges outlined. A customer ticks the front gutter and the gables, and the price updates by the foot at each edge’s rate. We check the footage from the air before the quote is sent.
A request from the lighting page reaches your app with the address, the aerial and the price worked out, ranked by how soon it goes cold. Call, text or send the estimate from the same screen.
The estimate waits in the customer’s app. They approve the price or ask for a change, and a separate service agreement keeps the exact terms with a typed signature.
Leads filter by priced online, lighting and commercial, and by how late each one is, so the next call is the one about to go cold. Deposits and invoices follow the same record.
Fictional company and customers. Prices come from the demo’s own price book, and nothing here is sent to a real business.
Run one connected job. See what your team stops retyping.
Start with a quote, then schedule the crew, finish the visit, and record payment. The property, price, and work stay with the job at every step. Try the handoff yourself.
A practice run, not a live account. The customer, prices, map, and payment are samples, and the outline is a drawing, not a satellite reading. Nothing is sent, charged, or collected, and job details disappear when you leave the page.
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Your company in this practice runRidgeline Outdoor
Measure the property and see the price
What your customer sees on your website
Change the size or the options and the quote recalculates. Then request it, the way your customer would.
A drawing of 42 Meadow Lane, not a satellite reading. On your website, the outline comes from satellite imagery and your team confirms it before the visit.
Quote for Jordan Davis, 42 Meadow Lane
Holiday lighting installation, 180 ft$1,080
Your quote, one-time installation
Practice only. Nothing is sent. This creates a sample lead in your app.
Your name, your prices, your rules. One place to keep the work together.
Sell the season you’re in. Keep the customer for the next one.
Most seasonal owners sell more than one trade. The homeowner you mow for in July is the same property you can quote for lights in November, on the same record and the same website.
Season dates here are illustrative for a northern year. Your own service area and dates decide when each trade runs. Every customer in this calendar books through your website, under your name.
We do the setup. You approve each step.
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Tell us about your season
A three-step request covers your services, crews and goals. It creates no account and charges nothing.
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We set your rates and check your coverage
Per-foot rates by edge type and pitch, minimums and your service area go into your price book. Where aerial or survey coverage is thin, we tell you before launch.
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Launch when it’s right
Your current tools stay in use until the handoff you agreed is checked.
Yes. Roofline rates can distinguish pitch bands, keeping the lighting price tied to the work on each run.
Are roof measurements available everywhere?
No universal coverage is promised. Survey and imagery availability depend on location. Staff can record or correct measurements from supported map and photo workflows.
Can customers ask for a lighting estimate on my website?
Yes. Your branded website can collect the request and alert you in your app. Roofline measurements can start from imagery where it is available, and your team reviews or corrects them before a price is sent.
What happens after the customer approves?
Approved work becomes a deposit or balance invoice without retyping. Installation, takedown and storage stay linked to the same property, so next season starts from the measurements, photos and estimate history you already have.
Can I run lighting alongside lawn care?
Yes. Keep the same customer and property history while using lighting-specific services, prices, visits and seasonal follow-up.
See what your lighting package would include.
Tell us your crews, your rates and your service area. We reply by email with scope and price.