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Commercial roof claims and estimates that speak low-slope, not shingles.

TPO, EPDM, PVC, mod-bit and BUR — priced by attachment method, insulation buildup, and wind-uplift requirements. Multi-building properties split into per-building scopes with a roll-up the carrier can approve.

Commercial scopes are quoted per property on the call.

What it does

Built around how commercial roofs are actually priced.

Multi-building claims

Split one carrier estimate into per-building scopes with individual totals, then export a roll-up summary the adjuster can actually follow.

System-aware line items

TPO, EPDM, PVC, mod-bit and BUR priced by attachment method — mechanically attached, fully adhered, induction-welded, or ballasted.

Insulation & tapered packages

Flat and tapered polyiso, cover board, adhesive, and drainage design — the package that usually costs more than the membrane itself.

Code and wind-uplift backup

IBC / IECC references, FM wind-uplift fastener density, and manufacturer install requirements cited on every supplemented item.

Low-slope measurements

Roof area, penetrations, curbs, drains, and perimeter metal captured up front so the scope is not guessed from a pace count.

Carrier or GC deliverable

One file, two outputs: a carrier-ready supplement package, or a clean commercial bid with submittal-grade scope language.

Where the money hides

Line items carriers routinely under-scope on low-slope.

A 50,000 SF recover carries more supplement exposure than ten residential roofs combined — and it is almost always the insulation, attachment, and access items that get cut. Every flagged item comes with the code section or manufacturer requirement behind it.

  • Tapered insulation required for positive drainage
  • Cover board required by manufacturer for NDL warranty
  • Wet insulation removal and deck repair allowance
  • Wind-uplift fastener density upgrade (FM I-90 to I-120)
  • Edge metal to ANSI/SPRI ES-1 compliance
  • Walkway pads, curb flashing, and pipe boot replacement
  • Drain retrofits, clamping rings, and sump pans
  • Crane, boom lift, debris chute, and rooftop staging
Systems supported

TPO, EPDM, PVC, mod-bit, BUR.

SystemAttachmentTypical installed / SF
60-mil TPOMechanically attached$5.40 – $6.80
60-mil TPOFully adhered$6.80 – $8.40
80-mil TPOInduction-welded$7.40 – $9.20
60-mil EPDMMechanically attached$4.90 – $6.20
60-mil EPDMFully adhered$6.20 – $7.80
2-ply mod-bitTorch applied$7.80 – $9.60
2-ply mod-bitCold adhesive$7.90 – $9.40

Ranges reflect 50,000+ SF jobs before insulation. Smaller jobs run 25–40% higher per SF. Read the full commercial pricing breakdown →

How it runs

Estimate in, per-building package out.

  1. 01

    Upload the estimate

    Carrier estimate, measurement, or drawings — PDF or Xactimate export.

  2. 02

    Split by building

    Each roof gets its own system, area, and scope. Nothing gets averaged.

  3. 03

    Audit against spec

    Membrane, insulation, attachment, code, and access items checked line by line.

  4. 04

    Export the package

    Per-building supplement plus roll-up summary PDF, or a clean commercial bid.

Commercial questions, answered.

What is commercial roof supplement software?

Commercial roof supplement software reviews a carrier's low-slope estimate against the actual membrane system, deck, insulation, and code requirements — then documents the line items the adjuster under-scoped. RoofGenius handles TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, and BUR, including multi-building properties where each roof gets its own scope and total.

Does it handle multi-building commercial claims?

Yes. A single claim can be split into per-building scopes — Building A, B, C — each with its own roof system, square footage, line items, and supplement total, plus a roll-up summary PDF for the carrier or property manager.

Which roof systems are supported?

TPO (mechanically attached, fully adhered, induction-welded), EPDM (ballasted, adhered, mechanically attached), PVC, 2- and 3-ply modified bitumen, and built-up roofing. Insulation is handled as its own package — flat and tapered polyiso, cover board, and adhesive.

Can it write commercial retail bids too, not just insurance?

Yes. The same file produces a carrier supplement package or a clean commercial scope and bid for a property manager or GC — with membrane spec, attachment method, insulation buildup, edge metal, drains, curbs, and warranty terms itemized.

How is this different from residential supplement tools?

Most supplement tools only understand shingles: squares, ridge cap, drip edge, ice and water. Commercial pricing is per square foot, driven by attachment method, insulation R-value, wind-uplift fastener density, and manufacturer NDL warranty requirements. RoofGenius prices on that logic instead of forcing a residential template onto a low-slope roof.

What does commercial cost?

Commercial work is quoted per property. Bring the building details to a demo and we price it on the call.

Running commercial work? Get it quoted.

Bring one commercial claim or property. We price it on the call and show the per-building scope roll-up.