For roofing inspectors and storm-restoration crews

Quote the roof before you leave the driveway.

Capture damage, build the line-item estimate, and email a signed PDF to the homeowner — without leaving the property. MobileForm is the offline-first roof inspection app built for ladders, gloves, and dead zones.

Glove + sun friendlyOffline-firstInsurance-ready
9:42
Storm restoration · SR-1842
14 N Ridge Pass
GPS location
33.1218, −96.4521Auto
Damage class
Severe
North slope
Severe
Mod.
Flashing intact
Pass
Fail
Queued for syncSave
A day in the field

From the truck to the driveway PDF, in four steps.

Designed around how an inspector actually moves through a job. Not how an office manager wishes they moved.

  1. 01
    Pull up to the property

    Open the form. Skim the history.

    Address pre-fills from your route. Previous inspections, photos, and quote notes are pinned at the top so you can pick up where you left off.

    Online · last synced 12 min ago
    9:42
    Today · 3 stops
    14 N Ridge Pass
    McKinney, TX · 33.1218, −96.4521
    History
    Oct 14Estimate · severe NW slope
    Mar 02Annual inspection · ok
    Form
    Storm restoration form
    Online · last synced 12 min
  2. 02
    On the roof

    Photograph every defect. Tag severity.

    Capture photos one-handed with auto GPS, timestamp, and severity tag. Pass / fail in two taps. Works without a single bar of signal.

    Offline · queued locally
    9:42
    Damage capture · north slope
    4 of 9 fields
    Photos
    Severe
    Mod.
    Severe
    GPS location
    33.1218, −96.4521Auto-stamped
    Underlayment exposed
    Pass
    Fail
    Voice note
    Three soft spots on north slope. Underlayment visible.
    Offline · 4 captures queued
  3. 03
    Back at the truck

    Build the quote. Get the signature.

    Line items pull from your catalog with default prices. Tax and discounts apply automatically. Hand the phone over for an on-screen signature when the number lands.

    Offline · all data on device
    9:42
    Quote · 14 N Ridge Pass
    Build & sign
    Line items
    Architectural shingles
    32 × $120.00
    $3,840.00
    Underlayment
    32 × $30.00
    $960.00
    Step flashing
    40 × $10.50
    $420.00
    Tear-off + install labor
    1 × $2,800.00
    $2,800.00
    Add row
    Subtotal$8,020.00
    Tax 8.25%$661.65
    Total$8,681.65
    Signature
    Tap to sign
    Awaiting signature
  4. 04
    Driving away

    PDF in their inbox. Office sees it live.

    Background sync uploads the inspection. Auto-email fires the homeowner a branded PDF. The office gets a new row in the dashboard, ready for billing or insurance follow-up.

    Synced · PDF sent · dashboard updated
    9:42
    Quote sent
    To j.parker@homeowner.com
    and dispatch@yourcompany.com
    Roof_Inspection_SR-1842.pdf
    4 pages · 9 photos · GPS-tagged · signed · 1.2 MB
    Next
    Office dashboard updated
    Google Sheet row appended
    Billing handoff queued
    Synced · PDF delivered
The artifact

The PDF the homeowner gets.

Every inspection produces one branded, tamper-evident PDF the homeowner, the insurer, and your office can all rely on. Photos geo-stamped at capture. Quote built and totaled on-site. Signature embedded at the moment of agreement.

  • Photos GPS-stamped at capture
  • Itemized quote with auto-totaling
  • Homeowner signature embedded
  • Tamper-evident audit trail
Roof Inspection Report
14 N Ridge Pass, McKinney TX
Inspector RJ · May 26, 2026 09:42
Damage summary
Severe
Mod.
Severe
Minor
Severe
Mod.
Minor
Severe
Itemized quote
Architectural shingles, 32 sq$3,840.00
Underlayment, 32 sq$960.00
Step flashing, 40 ft$420.00
Labor — tear-off + install$2,800.00
Total (incl. 8.25% tax)$8,681.65
Homeowner signature
J. Parker · 09:53
Capture metadata
33.1218°N, −96.4521°W
May 26 · 09:42–10:01
9 photos · iOS 18.2
MobileForm · tamper-evident PDFPage 1 / 4
Built for the roof

Made for one-handed work in the sun.

Every detail is shaped by the field, not the office. Gloves stay on. Both hands free when they need to be.

Glove-friendly tap targets

Inputs and pickers sized for cold hands and work gloves. No fiddly pinches, no accidental selects.

Voice-to-text damage notes

When both hands are on the roof, dictate the finding. The note attaches to the photo it belongs to.

GPS + timestamp on every photo

Every shot is geo-stamped and time-stamped on capture — insurance-ready evidence with no extra step.

Line items with auto-total

Pull shingles, underlayment, flashing, labor straight from your catalog. Tax, discounts, and totals do themselves.

Offline-first by design

Forms cached on the device. Captures queue locally and sync the moment you reconnect. Attics and dead zones welcome.

Audit-grade records

Timestamped, GPS-stamped, signed, and exported as a tamper-evident PDF the homeowner and your office can both rely on.

Same visit
Damage to signed quote
0
Bars of signal required
1 PDF
For homeowner + insurer + office
$0
To start the first inspection
Old way vs MobileForm

What roofers used to do, and why it costs them jobs.

The competition isn’t another inspection app. It’s paper, camera roll, email chains, and a spreadsheet quote built back at the office.

The old way
  1. 1
    Paper clipboard on the roof
    Pages fly off, rain smears notes, hand-writing in gloves is illegible.
  2. 2
    Phone camera, separate from notes
    Damage photos live in the camera roll. Re-pairing them with the right inspection takes 30+ minutes at the desk.
  3. 3
    Spreadsheet quote, built at the office
    Customer waits days for an estimate. Half the time, a competitor quotes first.
  4. 4
    Email back-and-forth to office
    Three round-trips per job. Office re-keys, mistakes happen, accountability is fuzzy.
With MobileForm
  1. One mobile form on the roof
    Photo, GPS, severity, voice note — captured in seconds, attached to the field they belong to.
  2. Photos auto-stamped and auto-attached
    No camera-roll triage. Every photo lives inside the form it was captured in, with GPS and time on the back.
  3. Quote built and signed on-site
    Itemized PDF leaves the driveway with the homeowner. Same-day quote turnaround, not same-week.
  4. Office sees it live, no re-keying
    When you reconnect, the dashboard already has the submission, the PDF, and the signed quote.

Built for solo inspectors and full crews alike.

Free to get started. Pro adds branded PDFs, line-item catalog, conditional logic, and Sheets sync. Team is flat-rate — your field techs are never a billing line item.

Free
$0forever

Start with offline field forms at no cost.

  • 3 forms or form groups
  • 50 submissions/month
  • Photo, GPS, and signature fields
  • PDF export
  • Fill forms offline with no signal
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Pro
$228if paid monthly
$190/user/yr

For individuals and small teams that need unlimited forms.

  • Unlimited forms
  • Unlimited submissions
  • Background sync when signal returns
  • Barcode & QR scanning
  • Client share links
  • Custom PDF branding
  • Conditional fields / skip logic
  • Calculation fields
  • Inventory catalog for line items
  • Google Sheets live sync
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TeamBest for teams of 3+
$504if paid monthly
$420/yr

Flat rate for your field-ops team. Unlimited field workers, no per-field-tech billing.

  • Everything in Pro
  • Pre-fill and dispatch forms to specific field techs
  • Owner and admins can dispatch; field techs are free
  • Unlimited field workers included
  • Team admin dashboard
  • Dedicated support
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Why field techs are included on Team

Most field-forms tools charge for every person who touches the system. MobileForm keeps Pro per user for builders and admins, while Team includes field workers for assignments so crews can receive work without becoming a billing line item.

Roof-shop questions, straight answers.

What roofers and storm-restoration crews ask before signing up.

Free forever for your first 50 inspections / month

Your next inspection ends in a signed PDF, not a paperwork pile.

Build your storm-restoration form in ten minutes. Send it to your crew’s phones. Watch the first PDF land in a homeowner’s inbox tomorrow morning.