STEP 01
Identify the Property
Submit the commercial property's address. When a model is available, confirm that the address and structure match the building you need, especially for properties with multiple sections.
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Commercial roof measurements from an address
Start with the property address. Explore a supported commercial building remotely in 3D and review available roof areas and physical edges while preparing your scope.
From address to building context
Three steps to explore your building.
Commercial buildings can have broad roof areas and connected sections. Start with an address, explore the 3D building model, and review the available roof data in context.
STEP 02
Explore the Building in 3D
Explore the completed model from your desk to understand its footprint, visible roof form, adjoining sections, and changes in geometry that may affect your scope.
STEP 03
Analyze Available Roof Data
Review available roof areas and physical edges alongside the 3D view. Use the data to prepare your scope and estimate, then download a TXT measurement summary.
Built for the work ahead
What you can do with commercial solutions.
For a larger property, understanding how the building is organized can be as useful as reviewing a single number. The model provides visual context, while available roof data supports your own estimating and planning process.
Commercial building context
Review a supported completed model to understand the overall property layout and how its visible sections connect.
Roof inspection
Study broad roof planes, transitions, and their relationship to the rest of the building before planning work.
Available measurement data
Use supported roof areas and physical edge details as references when preparing a commercial scope or estimate.
Connected project planning
Keep 3D building review and available roof measurements in the same workspace while preparing your commercial estimate remotely.
Where it fits
Plan a complex property with the building in view
Commercial projects often require a closer look at how building sections connect. A completed 3D model lets you examine the visible form of a supported property and review roof geometry without losing the context of the entire structure.
When measurements are available for the model, review roof areas and edge details while preparing your estimate. Keep the building model, roof dimensions, and downloadable TXT summary together in your workflow; model availability and measurement coverage depend on the property.
Use the model to
- Review the whole building and its sections
- Inspect available roof geometry and data
- Prepare commercial roof estimates
Practical answers
Questions about commercial solutions
Can I use BotOnPlot for every commercial building?
Commercial model availability depends on the property. Start with the building location and confirm that a suitable model and the measurements you need are available before relying on the workspace for project planning.
Which commercial measurements can I review?
For supported completed models, the roof measurement view can show available areas and physical edge information. The exact details depend on the building and its model; facade surface measurements are not currently provided.
How do I get commercial roof measurements?
Request a model from the property address, then explore the supported commercial building in 3D and review available roof areas and edge measurements. You can download a TXT summary for your estimating workflow.
Start with one address
Your next building model starts with an address.
Get a 3D building model with available roof measurements, delivered within 12 hours on business days.
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