Pre-Loss Baseline Photos
High-res, labeled photos captured before disputes and storms.
- Full perimeter + elevations
- Roof planes by slope
- Penetrations: vents, skylights, chimneys
- Gutters, downspouts, fascia, drip edge
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Most roof companies hand you a PDF. We give you a digital asset you keep: a permanent, cloud-based Evidence Vault™ that stores your roof’s history over time — including pre-loss baseline photos, labeled documentation, material specs, and a one-click Export for Carrier packet when you need it.
Compliance & Boundaries
Educational documentation service only. Not legal advice. Not a public adjuster service. We do not interpret policy language, negotiate claims, or guarantee outcomes. We document observable conditions and organize evidence for homeowner and third-party review.
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Definition
When evidence is historical, organized, and labeled, it becomes easier for third parties to review. The goal is clarity — less confusion, less re-work, less “he said / she said.”
Vault Contents
High-res, labeled photos captured before disputes and storms.
Document what’s installed so future work is consistent and verifiable.
Evidence tied to slope/elevation so reviewers can follow continuity.
A clean history trail for real estate and third-party review.
A non-binding “risk snapshot” based on age/condition signals we can observe.
The vault improves with every touchpoint — repair, inspection, upgrade.
Export Workflow
Export packages evidence in a structured, reviewable format with continuity and labels. It is designed to reduce confusion and speed up third-party review.
Export formats (example)
PDF packet + labeled photo folder (ZIP) + share link (time-limited, permission-controlled). Formats can be adjusted to match recipient needs.
Privacy
We recommend homeowners keep their own backup copies of critical records. Cloud hosting practices and retention policies can be described in your written vault terms.
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People Also Ask
A cloud-based record of your roof’s condition over time, including labeled photos, notes, and exportable documentation packets.
They create a baseline so later changes can be reviewed in context, reducing ambiguity in third-party review.
No. It’s documentation of observable roof conditions; it is not a home inspection, appraisal, or engineering opinion.
You can export a structured packet and share documentation as you choose. We do not interpret policy or negotiate claims.
Typically: a factual summary, labeled evidence index, continuity photo sets, and organized attachments for review.
No. It improves clarity and documentation quality but does not control carrier decisions or coverage.
Update after major events: repairs, replacements, severe weather, and periodic checkups to keep the timeline clean.
Yes—organized roof history and closeout documentation can reduce buyer objections and speed transaction clarity.
Yes—the vault is a homeowner asset. You can export records and keep your own backups.
Schedule a baseline documentation visit through the contact page or call (678) 287-7169.
GAF Certified™
Inspector Roofing and Restoration is connected with GAF Certified™, Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, and IKO ROOFPRO options so homeowners get roofing system choices — not one-brand sales pressure.