Turn your roof photos into a plain-English survey report
Customers can't get on the roof. A short report with labelled photos shows exactly what's wrong and why your price is what it is.
Steps
- Take clear photos of each problem, plus one wide shot for context. Number them.
- For each photo, voice-note what it shows (slipped tiles, perished flashing, blocked valley) and how urgent it is in your judgement.
- Paste your notes with the prompt below.
- Put each photo next to its paragraph in a document, check the wording, and send it with the quote.
The exact prompt
Write a short roof condition report from a [UK] roofer for a homeowner. For each numbered photo note below, write: what the photo shows (plain English), why it matters (e.g. lets water in), and urgency exactly as I've rated it: [urgent / within 6 months / monitor]. Then a summary: recommended work and an option to do the minimum now if one exists in my notes. Don't add defects I haven't noted, and don't overstate risk. Under 350 words. Photo notes: [1. ... 2. ... 3. ...]
✓ Check before you send
- Every defect described is visible in your photos.
- Urgency matches your professional judgement, not the AI's wording.
- Photos are of this roof, taken on this visit.
UK notes extra
- Misleading customers about the need for work is an offence under consumer protection law. GOV.UK: consumer protection rights.