Roof inspection photo documentation on the roof plan
Hail, wind, and wear photos only hold up when the carrier can see which slope they belong to. FotoLedger pins roof inspection photos to the roof plan and exports a photo report with that location context intact.
Why roof inspections need the plan
A gallery of roof photos is not roof inspection photo documentation. Reviewers still ask which elevation, which slope, which perimeter zone. Spatial documentation answers that: waypoints on the roof plan, photos at each pin, a spatial trail in the report.
How FotoLedger helps
- Import a roof plan, site map, or aerial overview.
- Mark slopes, ridges, valleys, and elevations with waypoints.
- Attach inspection photos, manufacturer PDFs, and field notes at each pin.
- Export a photo report for the carrier, contractor, or homeowner.
Frequently asked questions
Can FotoLedger document a roof inspection on a plan?
Yes. Import a roof plan or aerial overview, place waypoints on slopes and elevations, attach inspection photos and notes, and export a PDF with a spatial trail.
Does the report show which slope a photo belongs to?
Yes. Each photo attaches to a waypoint on the roof plan, so reviewers see the slope, elevation, or perimeter zone instead of guessing from a camera roll.
Is roof inspection photo documentation free?
Yes. Local mode is free with no account. Cloud sync includes 250 MB free; FotoLedger Cloud is $5/mo for 5 GB (local stays free).