Roofing photo app · roof inspection photos

Roofing photo app for inspection photos, tear-off, and close-out

Roof inspection photos should not live in a ladder-day camera roll. Capture damage, tear-off, dry-in, and finished shingles into an album pinned to the property. Send the homeowner or adjuster one live link, then attach the same set to the estimate or invoice.

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How it works

Photos by job, a client link, an invoice with proof — then new jobs nearby

  1. 01

    Photos by job

    Every shot lands in the album for that address.

  2. 02

    Share with the client

    One live link. They open it in any browser.

  3. 03

    Invoice with proof

    Put the same photos on estimates and invoices.

  4. 04

    Get found for new jobs

    Your Page, Local Pages, and marketplace — with the photos you already take.

By job

One album per address

Live link

Client opens in the browser

Proof on the invoice

Estimates & invoices

Starter free

Your page and CRM to start

The problem

Hail-week Recents are not a roofing photo app

Roof inspection photos from four streets get lost in one camera roll. When the adjuster asks for the west slope, you should open the address — not pinch-zoom ten similar roofs.

Scattered job photos versus albums organized by project

How photos move

From roof inspection photos to the packet you send

A roofing photo app for inspection, tear-off, and close-out — capture on the roof, file by address, share one live link, then attach photos to the estimate or invoice.

01

Capture on site

Take progress shots, before-and-afters, and walkthroughs on iPhone or Android. Your crew already has a camera in their pocket.

Technician taking jobsite photos on a phone

02

Organize by project

Pin the job address so every photo lands in the right album. When someone asks for proof later, you can find it.

Project photo album organized by job address on a phone

Take the picture on site. It stays with that job. Send the client one link. Put the same pictures on the invoice.

03

Share with clients

Send one link from your page. Homeowners and property managers scroll the photos in any browser — they don’t need the app.

Client viewing job photos from a share link in the browser

04

Attach to estimates & invoices

Estimates, work orders, and invoices live with the photos. Send the paperwork with proof already on it.

Estimate and invoice next to a jobsite photo album

05

Crew photo sharing on site

Invite supers, subs, and techs to upload. Everyone feeds the same album, so nobody is hunting through texts.

Crew uploading job photos to a shared album from the field

06

Before and after service photos

Remodelers, HVAC techs, landscapers, and plumbers close faster when the client can see the before and after — then you send the estimate while it’s still fresh.

Before and after photos in a client-facing job album

What you get

Inspect. File the roof. Share the link. Quote it.

Capture on site

On iPhone or Android — progress, before-and-afters, and walkthroughs from any job or service call.

Organize by job

Pin the address so every photo lands in the right album. Easy to find later.

Share with clients

Send one link from your page. Clients scroll in any browser — they don’t need the app.

Attach to estimates & invoices

Photos and CRM in one place. Send paperwork with the pictures that prove the work.

Sound familiar?

Four roofing-photo headaches — one app

Mixed camera roll

Photos from four visits sit in one camera roll — hard to find the right shots when a client calls.

Album per project

Keep photos by job address so every shot stays with that project.

Crew out of sync

Techs text photos to dispatch, dispatch texts the office, and nobody has the full set when it’s time to share with the client.

Crew on one album

Everyone uploads to the same album — field and office see the same photos.

Messy handoffs

Twenty compressed texts or a Drive permission maze doesn’t look like a finished job.

One client link

Share a clean gallery from your page. Keep adding photos without resending a new link.

Photos in one place, invoices in another

You prove the work in photos, then switch apps to quote, schedule, or invoice.

Page + CRM

Put before-and-after photos on estimates and invoices — same page, same brand.

Roof inspection photos that survive the next storm callback

Hail week mixes ten roofs into one camera roll. A roofing photo app pins each property so inspection photos, tear-off, and close-out stay searchable. When the owner calls about a leak, you open the address — not Recents.

Crew on the roof, one album on your page

Invite the tear-off crew with upload access. They add progress while you talk to the adjuster. One roofing photo app timeline for the office, the field, and the client link.

Inspection set first — then the number on the same page

Once they have seen the roof, send the estimate or invoice with those photos attached. Starter is free to start — see Plans for storage, seats, and online payment fees.

For trades and field service

Roofing first — inspection, tear-off, insurance, and close-out

Roof inspection photos

Damage, slopes, flashing, and context in one album pinned to the house — ready for the owner or adjuster.

Tear-off and dry-in

Crew uploads progress from the roof so the office and the client link stay on the same timeline.

Insurance and warranty packets

One live link instead of a zip. Pull the same roof months later when a leak callback hits.

Close-out for the homeowner

Finished shingles next to the inspection set, then the estimate or invoice attached from your page.

Ready for the next job?

Your page

Your FWDLink page is where roof albums live

Roof inspection photos sit next to estimates and invoices on your page. One forwardable link for the property — same brand when you send the number.

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  • Inspection photos by address

    Pin the house so hail, leaks, and flashing shots stay with that roof. Pull the inspection set when the adjuster or owner asks — not from last week’s other jobs.

  • Tear-off through close-out

    Crew adds progress from the roof. You keep one timeline: before, tear-off, dry-in, and finished — ready to share as a live link.

  • Adjuster link, then the estimate

    Share roof inspection photos in the browser. When the story is clear, send the estimate or invoice with those photos attached from your page.

Roofing photo app — FAQ

What is a roofing photo app?
A roofing photo app lets you capture roof inspection photos, tear-off, and close-out by property address, share one live link with the owner or adjuster, and attach those shots to the estimate or invoice. FWDLink is that jobsite photo app for roofing crews.
How should I file roof inspection photos?
Pin the property address. Put damage, slopes, and context in that album. Add tear-off and finished shots to the same roof so the inspection story stays in one link.
Can I share roof photos with an insurance adjuster?
Yes. Send a read-only link from your page. They open roof inspection photos in any browser. Keep adding as the job moves — same link.
Can the roofing crew upload from the roof?
Yes. Invite upload access so tear-off and dry-in photos feed the same album. You keep the client link and the estimate.
Can I attach roofing photos to estimates and invoices?
Yes. Attach stills, walkthrough video, or a live FWDLink from the roof album. The paperwork shows the same inspection and close-out they already scrolled.
Does this help with roofing warranty photos later?
Yes. Because the album is pinned to the address, you can pull close-out and inspection photos months later without mixing roofs from hail week.
FWDLink

Start the next roof album in a roofing photo app

Claim a free page, capture roof inspection photos, file them by address, and share one link with the owner or adjuster. Then attach the album to the estimate or invoice. Starter is free — see Plans for storage, seats, and online payment fees.

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