Leap is a leading platform for residential roofing contractors, covering estimating, sales, job management, and payments in one platform. When integrated with Eagleview, a leading provider of aerial intelligence and property insights, Leap gives roofing contractors everything they need to go from accurate roof data to a closed job in a single connected workflow.
For roofing contractors, slow proposals and measurement errors are two of the most common ways jobs and margin slip away. Leap and Eagleview partnered for a live webinar to show exactly how a connected workflow fixes both.
Why Speed Wins More Roofing Jobs
80% of homeowners go with the first bid they receive. If it’s taking your team three to ten days to get a proposal out, you’re losing jobs before you even know you’re in the running.
Homeowners expect fast responses and digital proposals. Getting there first isn’t a competitive advantage anymore. It’s the entry point. With industry close rates sitting around 25–30%, getting your bid out first is one of the easiest ways to win more jobs without changing anything else about your sales process.
Where Roofing Contractors Lose Time and Money
Most contractors have adopted some technology, but their tools don’t talk to each other. That’s where time and money disappear. Re-entering data between platforms, downloading PDFs, rebuilding estimates from scratch — it all adds up, and measurement errors make it worse. Miss one square of roofing material (100 sq ft, roughly $500) on a deal per week and you’re out $26,000 by the end of the year. Here’s how contractors are solving it.
How Leap and Eagleview Work Together for Roofing Contractors
- Order your Eagleview report directly from the job file in Leap
- Measurements flow automatically into your estimate
- Build and present a professional proposal on-site using the Leap mobile app
- Generate your material list and work order from the same file and send it straight to your supplier and crew
Start to finish, what used to take days takes minutes. You can close at the kitchen table before the next contractor pulls into the driveway.
Data shared during the webinar shows that teams using integrated workflows save around 1,300 hours annually, based on 50 estimates per week at 30 minutes saved per estimate.
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Schedule a DemoWhat Stage Is Your Roofing Business In?
Most roofing contractors sit somewhere between fully manual and fully connected, and most don’t realize which stage is costing them the most. During the webinar, Eagleview’s Rob Soper broke it down into three stages:
Stage 1: Manual Processes With No Digital Tools
Measurements taken by hand, estimates built in spreadsheets or on paper, proposals printed and left at the door. Every job takes longer than it should, and errors are built into the process.
Stage 2: Partial Adoption With Disconnected Systems
Some tools in use, but they don’t communicate. Reps are downloading PDFs, re-entering data, and rebuilding estimates from scratch. You’ve invested in technology but you’re still absorbing the inefficiency of disconnected systems.
Stage 3: A Fully Integrated Workflow
Everything works together: aerial measurements feed directly into estimates, estimates convert to proposals on-site, and jobs flow from estimate to work order to crew to supplier without anyone touching the data twice. Stage three is where you stop losing revenue to inefficiency and start capturing it.
The efficiency gains are real, but the stakes go beyond day-to-day operations. If you’re thinking about selling your business or attracting private equity down the road, as Rob Soper put it:
“You must have technology in your stack in order to be even considered.”
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