A project timeline
One link, sent by text or email, that keeps updating as the crew works. Open it any time to see the newest photos. This is the one most people want during the build.
Photo documentation
A roof is the rare thing you pay for and never stand on. We run CompanyCam on every job so you do not have to take our word for any of it — and so the parts that get covered up are on the record before they disappear.
What it looks like
Our crews shoot on the roof as the work happens. Photos upload straight into the project for your address, so the record builds itself while the job runs — nobody assembles it afterwards, and nobody decides later which shots to include.
You can open it on a phone or a laptop. No app to download, no account to create.
Animation supplied by CompanyCam, showing the app interface with a sample project.
Why it counts on a claim
Photographs get argued about. These are harder to argue with, because the app writes the metadata rather than the person telling the story afterwards.
That matters most for the parts of a roof that get covered up. Leak barrier at the eaves and valleys, a sheet of decking that had to be replaced, the number of layers that came off — once the shingles are on, none of it can be verified by anyone standing in the driveway. Photographed as it happened, all of it can.
Getting your photos
Tell your project manager which you want. There is no charge for any of them, and you do not need a CompanyCam account.
One link, sent by text or email, that keeps updating as the crew works. Open it any time to see the newest photos. This is the one most people want during the build.
A selected set of photos rather than the full feed, better as a summary once the job is done. You can download the whole gallery at once and keep it.
We add you to the project directly. You can view every photo, add your own, and leave comments on any of them — useful if you spot something between visits. Still no app download required.
A timeline link stays live until we turn it off, so download anything you want for your own records — a future claim, or the next owner of the house. If a link ever stops working, ask us and we will send a fresh one.
CompanyCam is a trademark of CompanyCam, Inc. Eversafe Roofing uses CompanyCam on its projects and is not affiliated with or endorsed by CompanyCam.
Free, and no obligation
We photograph every slope and elevation, run test squares, and hand you the report — whether you hire us or not.