Georeferenced Google Solar dataLayers capture of this roof. The unmodified plate is what the condition grade was read from; anything upscaled or traced is labelled, because a rendering is a sales aid and the capture is the evidence.
Structured read from pre-loss and recent aerial capture sets, including overhead and oblique views, used to identify roof systems, accessory inventory, and visible condition indicators.
| Visible rooftop equipment and penetration count | Count |
|---|---|
| Rooftop units (RTU) | 25 |
| Exposed duct runs | 0 |
| Skylights | 0 |
| Cooling-tower cells | 0 |
| Solar panels | 0 |
RTU spread: ~12 sitting on the E metal gables (curb-mounted through the panels), 3 at the dome eave, ~4 on the white connector flat, ~6 across the SW dark flats; one roof hatch visible on the connector
Visible conditions: oxidationdebris
Counts reflect what the dated source imagery resolves; field verification confirms final quantities.
Every dimension below is programmatic — georeferenced Aerial Roof Modelling cross-checked against an independent Microsoft building footprint. Nothing here was eyeballed off a screenshot.
Evidence-grade Solar dataLayers on file: georeferenced RGB + digital surface model + building mask GeoTIFFs at 0.1 m/pixel, imagery date 2023-05-03. All dimensions in this report come from georeferenced data, never manual measurement.
Per-property event history. Meteorologist-verified sizes are kept separate from algorithm model output, because an adjuster will ask which one you are quoting — and the answer needs to already be on the page.
| Date | Recorded readings | Confirmed by |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-07-27 | 1.25″ hail (verified) | HailTrace |
| 2026-04-17 | 73 mph wind | HailTrace |
| 2026-03-10 | 5.5″ hail (verified) · 4″ hail (modeled) | HailTrace |
| 2024-07-15 | 70 mph wind | HailTrace |
| 2024-06-24 | 1″ hail (modeled) | HailTrace |
| 2024-06-13 | 1″ hail (modeled) | HailTrace |
| 2024-05-20 | 0.75″ hail (modeled) | HailTrace |
| 2023-09-05 | 0.75″ hail (modeled) | HailTrace |
| 2022-08-29 | 73 mph wind | HailTrace |
| 2020-08-10 | 95 mph wind | HailTrace |
Most recent 10 of 20 recorded events at this location. Source types are separated internally and reconciled into a property-specific storm confidence read.
Historic-district context: NRHP property “Milk, Lemuel, Carriage House” 0.9 mi away — relevant to materials approval and to the premium a heritage congregation will defend.
Initial roof-condition grade developed from aerial evidence, system pattern recognition, and commercial roofing field logic.
Observed aerial condition indicators: 10 cm Solar dataLayers RGB (2023-05-03 vintage). Rust-brown staining is visible at several RTU curbs on the E metal gables and has streaked down-slope on the panels below the units - on metal, curb penetrations are the leak points and several here are actively staining. The SW dark flat sections show surface unevenness, scattered debris, and tonal mottling consistent with wear. The dome itself is bright and uniform; the white connector flat carries scuff tracks and at least two patch-toned rectangles.
Field verification items: Metal-panel gables under RTU curbs are graded on staining evidence, not membrane logic. Dark SW flats: low confidence per v3 dark-roof rule. Imagery is 2023-05-03 vintage and PRE-DATES both the 2026-03-10 5.5 in meteorologist-verified hail event and the 2026-07-27 storm - visible condition excludes damage from either.
Permit history not verified. Do not infer roof age or original-roof status until the local permit authority is checked.
Some system calls and active-condition indicators require on-roof verification before final estimate output. Where material identification is not conclusive from imagery alone, the most probable system call is shown for rapid field confirmation.
Names and channels below retain their source status. A deliverable mailbox proves delivery, not purchasing authority; a site-listed leader still needs role confirmation.
Best call window: office hours above, outside service times.
Local ownership is common in these traditions, with district or regional structures that may hold approval rights. Church board and pastor lead; district involvement varies by denomination and by the size of the project.
On the call: Confirm whether a district must approve before you build the proposal around a local-only decision.
Typical for this tradition — confirm for this congregation before relying on it. Individual congregations, prior deeds, and state law can all deviate from the pattern.
Structured so an estimator can move directly from this file into takeoff. Measured quantities come from the property record; derived values state their assumption; the last group is what no aerial source can answer and must be confirmed on site.
| Measured — from the file | ||
|---|---|---|
| Roof area | 72,275 sqft | across 1 building |
| Roofing squares | 723 sq | before waste, tear-off, and verified scope |
| Rooftop penetrations and equipment | 25 visible | rtu 25 |
| Derived — assumption stated, confirm in field | ||
| Perimeter / edge metal | 1,098-1,242 linear ft | range, not a measurement - footprint geometry is not in the source data; confirm from plans or field measurement |
| Roof system class | Mixed systems | Price per section, not per campus; sections will not share tear-off, detail, or warranty scope. |
| Material handling | Access method not determined | confirm building height and staging approach |
| Drainage | Internal drains and/or scuppers assumed | low-slope assembly; confirm drain count, condition, and whether overflow provisions meet current code |
| Conditions to price around | oxidation, debris | observed from imagery; extent is confirmed on the roof |
| Verify on the roof — not knowable from above | ||
| Existing layer count | Governs tear-off vs recover and is not visible from above; a second existing layer usually forces full tear-off. | |
| Deck type and condition | Steel, concrete, or wood deck changes fastening, load, and repair scope. Not determinable from aerial imagery. | |
| Insulation and code triggers | Current energy code may require added R-value on tear-off, which changes height at edges, curbs, and door thresholds. | |
| Warranty status | An in-force manufacturer warranty constrains who may work on the assembly and how. | |
| Roof access and staging constraints | Operational, clinical, or tenant restrictions on crane placement, hours, and laydown. | |
Everything above changes an unprepared prospecting call into a documented, source-backed inspection conversation.