CHAIRMANESTIMATING CO.
Chairman Estimating Co. — home
01 · WIND & HAIL
Roof scopes written from the roof, not the driveway.
Slope, pitch, waste factor, flashing, decking, drip edge, ventilation and code upgrades — measured on site and written as the line items the rebuild needs.
WHAT THE SCOPE COVERS
01
Steep and low-slope systemsShingle, tile, metal and modified bitumen, with the correct waste factor for the cut.
02
Flashing and penetrationsStep, counter, pipe boots, chimney and skylight flashing itemized, not lumped.
03
Decking and underlaymentRotted or delaminated decking called per sheet with photo reference.
04
Gutters, fascia and soffitCollateral hail and wind damage documented with the roof.
05
Code itemsIce and water shield, drip edge and ventilation where the jurisdiction requires it.
06
Interior leak damageCeilings, insulation and finishes tied to the roof failure that caused them.
WHAT USUALLY GETS LEFT OUT
Tear-off of more than one layer.
Steep-pitch and two-story access charges.
Ridge cap and starter as separate items.
Detach and reset of satellite dishes and solar.
Haul-off, dumpster and permit fees.
If it is on the roof and it was damaged, it is in the file with a photo.
CAPTURED ON SITE
STEP 01
Send the Project
Photos, measurements, a scope you already have, or just the address.
STEP 02 · ON SITE
I Come to the Property
Matterport walkthrough, labeled photos and room-by-room notes, taken in person.
STEP 03
Build the Scope
Line items written in sequence, with the work behind the finishes included.
STEP 04
Receive the Package
ESX and PDF, sketch, documentation and the Matterport link.
REQUEST AN ESTIMATE
Send the address. I'll come look.
Photos, a scope you already have, or just the property. Houston-area walkthroughs are included on standard projects.