
Roof Reports in St. Louis for Insurance Claims
St. Louis sits where Plains hail meets Midwest severe weather, and the local supplement economy is one of the busiest in the country. Roofers and adjusters across the St. Louis metro spend more time defending supplements than writing originals — and the only way to win that fight is with measurement that came from the imagery, not from a guess. Roof Report 360 ships exactly that.
Fast turnaround
Most reports delivered the same business day, not days later.
Measurement accuracy
Every report human-reviewed before delivery. Industry-standard precision.
Built for claims professionals
Designed for insurance adjusters, roofers, and restoration teams nationwide.
Insurance-ready output
ESX drops straight into Xactimate. No rework. No re-keying.
Why St. Louis pros choose Roof Report 360
Built for high-supplement claim flow
Same-day ESX as the standard
Per-facet pitch verified by a reviewer
Why adjusters in St. Louis use Roof Report 360
Restoration teams working St. Louis County, St. Charles County, and the Metro East use Roof Report 360 because supplement work lives or dies on measured geometry. Every St. Louis file ships with verified pitch, full ridge and hip footage, and an ESX a carrier's adjuster can also work from — defensible from both sides of the negotiation.
Need a specific format? See our ESX roof reports, aerial roof reports, or full measurement reports.
Aerial roof measurements, explained for St. Louis
Aerial measurement reads the roof from recent overhead imagery — pitch per facet, edges traced by line, reviewed by a human before release. That review step matters in St. Louis, where mid-century housing stock often has cut-up gables and accessory roofs that flatten badly in any automated pipeline.
Compare formats: how aerial roof reports work · Xactimate-ready ESX · view a sample report.
Local use cases in St. Louis
Storm damage, claims volume, and the day-to-day work that drives roof report demand here.
Supplement workflows
Defending a supplement is easier when ridge, hip, and valley footage came from a measured sketch instead of a field eyeball. That's why local roofers run our ESX into every supplement they file.
Hail-event throughput
When a hailstorm pushes thousands of new claims into the queue, measurement turnaround decides how fast the estimator clears it. Same-day ESX keeps the queue moving.
Contractor estimating speed
Chesterfield, O'Fallon, Florissant, and Belleville contractors use our deliverables to quote homeowners on the spot and submit defensible scope on the first carrier review.
What's in a St. Louis report
- Per-facet pitch readings
- Squares with adjustable waste
- Ridge, hip, valley, eave, rake totals
- ESX for direct Xactimate import
- PDF report formatted for the claim file
- Overhead diagram with facet labels
How Roof Report 360 compares to the incumbents
St. Louis roofers comparing report providers usually weigh turnaround, price, and ESX cleanliness. Roof Report 360 was built to win on all three.
How fast St. Louis reports are delivered
Quick answer: Most St. Louis standard roof reports are completed in an average of 4-6 hours, which normally means the same business day. Complex properties or revisions may take longer.
Standard St. Louis orders return the same business day. Rush priority keeps active supplement and CAT files at the front of the queue.
Fast turnaround
Most St. Louis orders deliver fast. Rush options available.
Built for claims
ESX output drops straight into Xactimate — no rework needed.
People also ask
Common questions about roof reports in St. Louis.
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Every sample below is a real report we delivered to a paying customer. Download one, open it in your workflow, and see exactly what you'll get.




