0.000s
Heritage Construction RoofingRequest a roof estimateRequest

Tommy Ogden runs Heritage with his wife.

Measured from above, priced by Tommy’s own model. Owner-run roofing.

Already a client? Sign in to see the measurement, the proposal, the job date and payments.

39.80° N 75.46° WSample homeBearing 000°Tilt 0°289 ft across
Imagery: State of Delaware FirstMap, 2024. Footprints: New Castle County.

Turn the scene by dragging the picture, or with the arrow keys while the sample roof has focus. From above lays it flat. Measure draws a line on the flat picture and gives its length in feet from the picture’s scale, not a measurement of a roof; arrow keys move the point, Enter sets it, Escape clears.

01 Measured

Measured from above before anyone climbs a ladder.

Tommy measures eave lengths, ridge lengths, hips and square footage from aerial data, without needing a site visit.

A brown shingle roof seen straight down, with its ridges, valley, eaves and rakes traced in blue
Example roof. Edge names only, nothing measured
Photograph: Erik Mclean, Pexels. Not a Heritage roof.

What a roof report names

Your roof, once measured

Roof area sq ft
Squares
Main pitch
Roof faces
Ridges ft
Hips ft
Valleys ft
Rakes ft
Eaves ft
Flashing ft
Step flashing ft
Request a roof estimate

02 Priced

Priced from the owner’s own model, in writing, with the quantities behind it.

Your measurements become material quantities, the quantities become a price by Tommy’s own pricing model, and you read it in a written proposal.

In

Your measurements

Roof area, squares, pitch, ridges, hips, valleys, rakes, eaves and flashing.

Worked out

Material quantities

Architectural shingles, synthetic underlayment, ice and water shield, drip edge, starter strip, ridge cap, step flashing, pipe boots.

Out

A written proposal

Priced by Tommy’s own model and read line by line in your portal.

A gray hip-and-valley shingle roof seen straight down beside its neighbor
Photograph: Taylor Thompson, Pexels. Not a Heritage roof.

Your proposal

Filled from your roof

The roof, measured

Roof area sq ft
Squares
Main pitch
Roof faces
Ridges ft
Hips ft
Valleys ft
Rakes ft
Eaves ft
Flashing ft
Step flashing ft

The scope of work

  1. Remove the existing roof to the deck
  2. Install synthetic underlayment, with ice and water shield in the valleys
  3. Install architectural shingles, drip edge, starter strip and ridge cap
  4. Replace step flashing and pipe boots
  5. Haul away all debris

Your options

Option A · Roof replacement

Who you will work with

Tommy Ogden

03 In view

Every step in view, from request to signed proposal.

  1. 01RequestReceived and not yet answered.
  2. 02MeasuredThe roof has been measured.
  3. 03PricedBeing prepared; the homeowner cannot see it.
  4. 04Proposal sentA Proposal has been sent to the homeowner.
  5. 05SignedThe homeowner chose an option and signed.
  6. 06ScheduledAccepted and waiting to start.
  7. 07PaidReceived.
Request a roof estimateSign in

Already a client? Sign in to see the measurement, the proposal, the job date and payments.

Courses of architectural asphalt shingles on a new roof
Photograph: Ryan Stephens, Pexels. Not a Heritage crew.

04 Storm damage

After a storm

Shingle roofs across a suburb, seen from a drone
Photograph: David McBee, Pexels. Not a Heritage roof.

Heritage inspects, writes the repair estimate in the format insurers use and can meet the adjuster.

Coverage questions belong to your insurer or a licensed public adjuster.

Storm damage

05 Owner-run

Run by Tommy Ogden and his wife.

The system is how they work, and they stand behind its numbers.