By trade
Gutters, without a second system.
Often sold alongside a roof and too small to justify its own software — which is exactly why it should ride on the same platform.
The measurements that matter
Gutter footage, downspout footage and downspout counts, driving quantities on your own items.
Attach it to the roof job
Sold with a roof, gutters are lines on the same estimate and costs on the same job — so the margin you see is the margin on the whole job.
Questions we get asked
- Is gutter work big enough to justify software?
- On its own, rarely — which is exactly why it should ride on the platform you already run the roof on rather than needing its own tool.
- Can gutters be attached to a roof job?
- Yes. Gutters can sit on the same job as the roof, on the same contract and in the same P&L, or stand alone as their own job.
- What gutter measurements does it take?
- Gutter run in lineal feet, downspouts, elbows and fascia — with estimate quantities driven from those fields the same way roofing quantities are.
Keep reading
Roofing, end to end.
Roofing is where this was built and where it is used every day. The measurement fields, the ventilation maths and the storm workflow are not adaptations — they are the original job.
Measure once. The estimate prices itself.
Enter the roof measurements once and the quantities follow — squares, ridge, valley, starter, waste. Change a measurement and every line that depends on it updates, because the formula reads the measurement rather than a number someone typed.
See it on your own jobs.
We'll walk your pipeline through it — your trades, your pricing, your crews — and you can tell us where it breaks.