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Architectural, Aerial Report Process
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Frequently Asked Questions

All reports are send in PDF file. Once the report is completed it will be send to the email you provided in the billing details at checkout.

The turn-around is between four to six business hours after the order is placed. You can also call to our number and press option 1 to listen our current delivery times (800) 583-5220.

No, the shipping option appears by default. Shipping is charged for the physical products we offer on our website such as roof pitch guides.

Roof Pitch Guides

Square works with any US-issued and most internationally-issued magstripe or chip cards bearing a Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, JCB, or UnionPay logo. The following card types are accepted:
  • Credit
  • Corporate
  • Debit (processed like credit)
  • Paypal
  • Prepaid

The standard residential and commercial report provides complete information about the roof that is distributed in 8 pages:

  • Summary
  • Aerials Views
  • Slope
  • Dimension
  • Areas
  • Notes
  • Waste Material Factor
  • Roof Slope Variables

The number of pages may vary if another structure is present. We can include up to 3 structures or materials in the report. For more information about how to read your report click here. For samples click here.

We provide reports from Sketch if at least the drawing has one or two dimensions or address and slope information. For drone pictures, the images have to be from top and not oblique (see image bellow) and also with at least one dimension or provide the address for scale reference.Contact us if you have any questions:info@ej3design.com

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The slight data variation that can sometimes occur between the Standard Report format and the .ESX and .XML file extensions is primarily due to the fact that the Standard Reports are generated using a different software system compared to the .ESX and .XML files. While the core data being reported on may be the same, the specific software applications used to produce each output format can introduce minor differences in how the information is compiled, formatted, and presented. The Standard Report format is generated through an internal reporting tool that is tailored to the client’s needs and preferences, resulting in a slightly unique layout, structure, and data presentation compared to the more generic .ESX and .XML file types. These latter formats are often used for data exchange, integration, and compatibility across different systems and software platforms, so they adhere to standardized specifications that may not fully match the custom formatting of the internally-generated Standard Reports. As long as the measurements are consistent, these minor formatting discrepancies between the report formats are generally not cause for concern.