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RoofSnoop Analysis

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RoofSnoop is a productivity app tailored for solar sales teams and installers, enabling efficient remote roof surveys. Utilizing Apple and Google Maps, along with satellite imagery, the application allows users to locate and assess roofs for solar photovoltaic (PV) or thermal installations. By simply entering a zip code or address, users can visualize the roof's dimensions and features, facilitating preliminary assessments without needing to visit the site directly. The app's intuitive interface supports easy roof measurement by defining the roof's perimeter and pitch, delivering critical data such as width, ridge-to-gutter distance, azimuth, and surface area.

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The app employs advanced satellite technology, ensuring high accuracy in measurements by allowing users to drag and drop to outline the roof. RoofSnoop is available for free, although it includes limitations on maximum measurement sizes, capped at 4 meters by 4 meters. Users seeking to unlock additional features can subscribe to RoofSnoop Professional, with options for monthly or yearly subscriptions. This functionality makes RoofSnoop a practical tool for professionals in the solar industry.

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GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
10.5.1
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 16.4
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
37
Downloads Last Week
0

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The perfect app for solar sales-teams and installers who wish to do remote-roof surveys before visiting site to confirm roof dimensions and...

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