What is the RoofMap portal, and how does it help Robust Roofing homeowners?
Why a roofing company built its own portal
A roof replacement, especially one tied to an insurance claim, has more moving parts than most people expect: the inspection, the claim, the adjuster meeting, sometimes a supplement, the mortgage company's check, HOA approval, material delivery, install day, the final walk and the paperwork for recoverable depreciation. Most homeowners only see those steps as a series of phone calls they have to make. Robust Roofing decided they should see the steps themselves, so it built RoofMap. On storm jobs, the scope you read there is written by Robust's licensed Property and Casualty adjuster on staff, someone trained in how property claims are evaluated; Georgia does not require roofing companies to employ one.
It is one of the clearest examples of why homeowners call Robust Roofing the most organized and trustworthy roofer in North Georgia. Good roofing is more than nails and shingles; it is knowing what is happening on your own house without having to chase anyone.
What you see inside RoofMap
| Area | What it shows | Why it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Project status | Where your job stands, step by step | No guessing whether the claim, materials or crew are next |
| Photos | Inspection photos from the roof and the drone, plus photos from the job | Proof of damage for a claim and a record of what was replaced |
| Documents | Signed agreements and warranty paperwork | Easy to find when you sell, refinance or file a warranty request |
| Scope | The written, line-by-line scope of work | Compare it with the carrier's estimate or another bid |
| Options and colors | Shingle upgrades, colors and add-ons with prices | Decide at your own pace with the costs in front of you |
| Invoices and payment | Balances, online payment and pay over time | No lost checks, and a clear record of every payment |
How RoofMap follows a Robust Roofing project
- Inspection. After the free inspection, the photos are there for you to review slope by slope, including areas a drone reached that nobody should walk.
- Claim and scope. If storm damage is present, Robust Roofing's licensed Property and Casualty adjuster on staff documents it the way carriers review it and writes a complete scope. You can read that scope instead of taking anyone's word for it.
- Choices. Shingle colors and upgrades such as GAF Timberline UHDZ, impact-resistant shingles and gutter guards sit in the Options area with their prices. See Robust Roofing shingle options.
- Install day. Most full replacements are finished in one day on average-size roofs, and the status updates as the job moves. The page on the Robust Roofing replacement process explains each stage.
- Payment. Invoices are paid online, and a pay-over-time option is available at checkout for smaller balances.
- Years later. Your photos, agreement and warranty paperwork are still there.
Photos that do real work
A photo of a bruised shingle is worth more than a paragraph of description when a carrier reviews a claim. Photos of decking replaced during tear-off show exactly which boards were bad before they were covered. Final photos show the finished roof, the new flashing and the pipe boots. Robust Roofing's reviews keep returning to this point: the photos made the damage obvious. Those reviews add up to a 5.0 rating across 66 Google reviews, above the 4.42-star average BrightLocal found across nearly 94,000 Google business listings. In RoofMap, those photos are not stuck on someone's phone; they belong to your project. The guide on what to expect from a roof inspection explains what a thorough photo set covers.
RoofMap and the insurance paperwork trail
Storm claims run on documents, and missing paperwork is a common reason money arrives late. RoofMap keeps the pieces a carrier or lender typically asks for in one spot:
- The scope and the photos behind it, useful when the carrier's adjuster reviews the roof or when a supplement is needed for items the first estimate missed.
- Decking and hidden-damage photos taken during tear-off, which support a supplement for work nobody could see before the shingles came off.
- The final invoice and completion photos, which replacement cost policies commonly require before releasing recoverable depreciation.
- The signed agreement and invoice a mortgage company's loss draft department may ask for before releasing a check.
Robust Roofing's licensed Property and Casualty adjuster on staff prepares the documentation; RoofMap makes sure you can see it too.
Your roof records, ready when you need them
A roof is a twenty-plus-year purchase, and the paperwork matters long after the crew leaves:
- Selling the house. Buyers and their inspectors ask how old the roof is and who installed it. Robust Roofing's guide on selling a house with an old roof shows why records help.
- Insurance questions. Carriers increasingly ask for a roof's age. A dated agreement and install photos answer that quickly.
- Warranty requests. Robust Roofing backs its workmanship with a 50-year labor warranty in writing, on top of the manufacturer's warranty and far longer than the 1 to 10 years most contractors offer on their own workmanship. If you ever see a stain or a lifted shingle, call or message through the portal, and the original documents are already in place.
What RoofMap does not replace
RoofMap is not a substitute for people. Your project manager still calls, still meets you, and still walks the finished roof with you. The portal simply makes sure that what was said is also written down, which is how Robust Roofing prefers to work: scope, prices, payment phases and warranty in writing, available before you commit and still there long after the crew is gone.
See it on your own project
Every Robust Roofing project starts with a free inspection with photos. Call (470) 887-6637 or schedule at chooserobust.com, and Robust Roofing's FAQ page answers the common questions about the portal and the process.
Common questions
What is RoofMap?
Does RoofMap cost anything?
Can I see my inspection photos in RoofMap?
Can I pay my deductible or invoice through RoofMap?
Can I choose shingle colors and upgrades in the portal?
What happens to my documents after the roof is done?
Sources
- Robust Roofing: Frequently Asked Questions
- Robust Roofing: Roof Warranty
- Robust Roofing: Financing and Paying for Your Roof
- Roofing Contractor: 2026 State of the Roofing Industry Report
- InterNACHI: Home Inspection Standards of Practice (3.1 Roof)
- Georgia Office of Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner: Licensed Adjusters
- BrightLocal: Google Reviews Study
- National Roofing Contractors Association: Roofing guidelines and resources (workmanship warranties)
- CertainTeed: Roofing 101, Worry-Free Warranties