ESX Roof Reports for Xactimate

Order an ESX roof measurement file that imports straight into Xactimate. Every facet, pitch, ridge, hip, valley, rake, and eave populates your estimate automatically, no re-drawing, no manual measuring. From $17, delivered in hours.

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RoofAngle's ESX roof reports import straight into Xactimate. Every facet, pitch, ridge, hip, valley, rake, and eave populates your estimate automatically, with no re-drawing or manual measuring. Each roof is measured from aerial imagery and human-reviewed, then delivered in hours. From $17 per report, with no contract.

ESX files built for Xactimate

ESX is the native sketch format for Xactimate. Import the file and the roof diagram rebuilds inside your estimate.

Sketch rebuilds

Xactimate rebuilds the roof diagram and pulls in the measured quantities, so line items are ready without keying in a single number.

A roof report, in ESX

A roof ESX file is simply a roof report exported in Xactimate's format, every facet, pitch, and edge ready to estimate.

Need Symbility?

Order the XML version, or read ESX vs XML roof reports.

Optional PDF

Need a PDF to print or share with a homeowner? Add one for just $3.

Import into Xactimate in seconds

1. Open your estimate

Open the Xactimate estimate for the property and go to the Sketch tab.

2. Import Sketch

Choose Import Sketch and select the ESX file from your RoofAngle account.

3. Diagram rebuilds

Xactimate places every facet, slope, ridge, hip, and valley on the sketch.

4. Quantities flow in

Measured areas and edge lengths populate your line items automatically.

From $17, no contract

Self-serve ordering with no subscription or minimum volume. Pay per report and add rush delivery from 4 hours when a claim can't wait.

Human-reviewed

Every ESX report is checked against the source imagery before delivery, with free revisions if a facet or pitch needs a correction.

Who orders ESX roof reports

Order the address, import the file, and the roof is ready to price. No measurement expertise required.

Adjusters & estimators

Write and support claims in Xactimate without a site visit. The sketch and quantities import with the file.

Roofing contractors

Bid the job and pull material counts from the same ESX, including every outbuilding on a residential address.

Restoration teams

Order after a storm when volume spikes. Same human-reviewed file, anywhere in the US or Canada.

Teams on both platforms

Need Symbility too? Order the XML version for the same property, or start from a roof report.

What's inside your ESX roof report

Per-facet areas

Every roof facet measured, with slope and total roofing squares.

All edge lengths

Ridge, hip, valley, rake, and eave measured to the foot.

Waste factors

Waste tables so your material order is right the first time.

Rush available

Standard within 12 hours, or rush from 4 hours for $5 more.

ESX & Xactimate FAQs

ESX is the native sketch format for Xactimate. Importing an ESX roof report rebuilds the roof diagram in your estimate and populates facet areas, pitch, and edge lengths automatically, no manual measurement entry.

Open your estimate, go to the Sketch tab, choose Import Sketch, and select the ESX file. Xactimate rebuilds the diagram and pulls the quantities into your line items.

RoofAngle ESX reports start at $17, with rush delivery available from 4 hours. No contract or subscription, pay per report.

Every ESX is measured from high-resolution aerial imagery and human-reviewed against the source before delivery, and revisions are free if anything needs correcting.

A roof ESX file is a Xactimate sketch file containing the full roof diagram and measurements for a property. Importing it into Xactimate rebuilds the roof and populates facet areas, pitch, and ridge, hip, valley, rake, and eave lengths automatically, so you skip manual measuring. RoofAngle roof ESX files start at $17 and cover any address in the US or Canada.

Order an ESX roof report

ESX files that drop straight into Xactimate. From $17, rush from 4 hours.

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