CompanyCam for Roofing Contractors: What You Get and What's Missing

John Dutton

CompanyCam is the most established field documentation tool for roofing contractors — GPS photos organised by job, shareable galleries, PDF reports. But for roofing contractors specifically, there are limitations worth knowing before committing.

What roofing contractors need from a documentation app

Roofing documentation has two specific requirements that matter most: pre-job condition records (timestamped GPS photos before work starts, protecting you from pre-existing damage claims) and installation milestones (deck condition after tear-off, flashing at penetrations, nail pattern). See our complete roofing contractor documentation guide.

CompanyCam's limitations for roofing

The 3-user minimum means solo operators and 2-person roofing crews pay $79/month minimum. CompanyCam's checklist tool doesn't require photo evidence at each item — anyone can tick a box. And 3D documentation of attic spaces or complex roof geometry requires the Elite plan at $149+/month.

Manifold for roofing contractors

Manifold covers the same GPS photo documentation at $16/user/month with no seat minimums — and adds checklists that require a photo before each item can be marked complete. Orbit Measure on any phone for attic 3D documentation. See the full CompanyCam vs Manifold comparison.

Roofing contractors using Jobber: see our Jobber for roofing contractors guide.

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