
The takeoff for the part you're actually doing.
Your RoofScope report measures the whole roof. But the job is three slopes and a dormer — so someone sits with the schematic, hand-summing eaves, rakes, and ridges plane by plane. Slow, inconsistent between estimators, and one missed edge shorts the material order.
TakeOff ends it: select the exact facets in scope and get a clean partial takeoff — per-edge-type lengths and area for just those planes. Every estimator, the same numbers.

Pick the planes you're bidding — get area, squares, and per-edge linear footage for just that scope.
How It Works
Three steps from report to partial-scope takeoff.
Upload Your RoofScope Report
Drop in the RoofScope PDF you already ordered.
Select the Facets in Scope
Click the planes you're actually doing — a repair section, insurance-approved slopes, a dormer.
Get the Takeoff
Per-edge-type linear footage (eave, rake, ridge, valley, hip, flashing) and area for exactly those planes.
Click the facets you're bidding — TakeOff analyzes the report and returns the partial-scope numbers.
Built for Partial Scopes
Whole-roof reports answer whole-roof questions. TakeOff answers the one you actually have.
Facet-Level Selection
Pick any subset of planes on the schematic. The takeoff covers exactly what you selected — nothing more.
Per-Edge Breakdown
Eave, rake, ridge, valley, hip, and flashing footage itemized per edge type — the numbers a material order actually needs.
Works With RoofScope
Built on the RoofScope reports you already buy. No new capture visit, no platform switch.
Consistent Between Estimators
Same report, same selection, same numbers — no more takeoffs that depend on who did the math.
Partial Scopes, Solved
Repairs, insurance-approved slopes, dormers, layovers — scopes that never matched a whole-roof report.
Division-Level Control
Org admins enable the product. Division admins grant user access. Full audit trail on every takeoff.
Stop hand-summing schematics.
Select the facets. Get the takeoff. Order the right material the first time.