Roofing Quote Request template
A roofing quote form that asks what an estimator actually needs to price a job without driving out: current roof material, pitch, number of storeys, square footage, visible damage, insurance status, and site access. It ends with a photo upload, which for most roofs replaces the first visit entirely. Fourteen steps in the conversational layout, and a skip rule hides the current-material question on new construction where there isn't one.
14 questions · works on the free plan (500 responses/month) · fully customizable
- 1 built-in logic rule
- File upload question
What’s inside
The questions this template ships with — rename, reorder, or delete any of them in the builder.
When to use this template
- A residential roofing contractor replacing the phone-tag quote process with one link on the website and in Google Business Profile
- Storm-season lead intake, where the insurance-claim question separates carrier-funded work from out-of-pocket repairs before anyone calls back
- Commercial flat-roof specialists, using the membrane options and the square-footage question to size TPO and EPDM jobs
- Any roofer whose estimators waste days driving to jobs that were never in budget or never in scope
Tips to get more from it
- Pitch is the question most roofing forms omit and every roofer prices on. The helper text explains why it's being asked, which is why homeowners answer it instead of guessing.
- The photo upload does the heavy lifting — two or three ground-level shots from different angles are usually enough to quote from. File uploads are on the free plan.
- The access question (power lines, gated yards, tight driveways, solar panels) is what stops dumpster and material-lift surprises on day one.
- The current-material question is skipped when someone picks new construction — that skip rule lives in the Logic tab and is editable.
Questions people ask
What should a roofing quote form ask?
Roof material, pitch, storeys, approximate square footage, what damage is visible, whether insurance is involved, and site access — plus photos. This template ships with all of it, and the photo upload is what makes remote quoting realistic.
Can homeowners upload photos of the damage?
Yes. The file upload field is included and works on the free plan, so photos arrive attached to the response instead of scattered across text messages.
Does this handle insurance claim work?
There's a dedicated question covering claims already filed, claims being planned, and out-of-pocket jobs, so you can route storm work to the right crew and paperwork.
Is this roofing quote form free?
Yes — unlimited forms and 500 responses a month on the free plan, including the conditional logic and the file upload this template uses.
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