ApexScan
Type an address.
Watch the property get measured.
ApexScan turns a Texas address into a property report in minutes: roof size, priced work, storm history and the county record.
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1 of 8 · Find it
The address is matched to its county record.
2 of 8 · Gather
Aerial imagery, height data, storm reports and county files are pulled for that one lot.
3 of 8 · Lot
The property line comes from the county’s own map.
4 of 8 · Building
The building is outlined and its walls are measured.
5 of 8 · Roof
Every roof section is traced, sized and given its slope.
6 of 8 · Drawing
The sections become a roof drawing, with ridges, valleys and edges by length.
7 of 8 · History and cost
Storm history and priced work are added from the measured sizes.
Imagery: Google
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That was Austin City Hall, a public building, so every figure you saw is public record. The lines drawn on it are the ones stored with its report. Any Texas address gets the same treatment.
One report $17, no subscription. Plans drop to about $5 a report. Built for roofing contractors, real estate agents and homeowners.
This is the report it made.
Austin City Hall, 301 W 2nd St, Austin, TX 78701. The same page a customer gets, running live below. Scroll it.
What is in a report.
Each figure says where it came from and whether it was measured, looked up or estimated.
Roof size from imagery and height data
The roof outline is traced from aerial imagery and checked against public LiDAR height data where it exists. When the two disagree, the report says so instead of showing a confident number.
40+ services priced
Roofing, gutters, paint, HVAC, fencing, windows and more, each with a planning range from the measured size.
Storm history
Hail and wind events near the property, so roof age is read against what it has been through.
County tax comparison
The appraised value against similar homes in the same county neighbourhood, listed by account number.
Nearby infrastructure
Transmission lines, pipelines and hydrants from government and open map data. A blank is never a clearance: call 811.
A link that keeps working
Send the report to the owner. The link is permanent and shows the same page every time.
Built to say what it does not know.
A property report is only useful if you can tell what is solid.
Every figure is labelled
Each fact in a report says whether it was measured, looked up or estimated.
No drawing without evidence
A roof drawing is shown only when public height data supports it. Otherwise the report says so.
A failed lookup shows nothing
If a source does not answer, the report leaves the fact out instead of guessing.
Your credit comes back
If an address is outside coverage or a report fails, the credit returns to your account automatically.
Three people, one report.
Qualify and quote before you drive out
Know the roof size, the pitch, the storm history and a planning range for the job before you knock. Send the owner the link and look prepared.
- Roof area and a drawing from imagery and height data
- Material quantities for roofing, gutters and exterior paint
- Hail and wind events near the property
Walk into the listing appointment prepared
Show what the county thinks the home is worth against its neighbours, what the roof has been through and what a buyer's inspector is likely to raise.
- County value against comparable homes
- Building age, permits and records in one page
- A shareable link for the client
Understand your own home
See your roof, what common repairs cost in plain ranges, what storms have hit and how your tax value compares, before a contractor tells you.
- Plain-language report, no account fees
- Planning ranges, never a quote
- A link you keep
Pay per report, or save at volume.
Every plan includes every part of every report. Only the number of reports changes.
Single report
One report on any Texas address. Pay once, no account fees.
- One full report
- Permanent shareable link
- Never expires
- Best for a one-off job or a home you are buying
Contractor
For crews that scan before every estimate.
- 10 reports every month
- About $9.90 per report
- Permanent shareable links
- Cancel any time
Team
For sales teams and agents working a pipeline.
- 50 reports every month
- About $5.98 per report
- Permanent shareable links
- Cancel any time
Volume
For storm response, brokerages and large rosters.
- 250 reports every month
- About $5.00 per report
- Permanent shareable links
- Cancel any time
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What would your volume cost?
Slide to the number of reports you need each month. We show the cheapest way to buy them.
Payments by Stripe. Prices in US dollars. Cancel a plan any time.
Straight answers.
What is ApexScan?
ApexScan turns a Texas street address into a property report in minutes: the roof outline and area traced from aerial imagery and height data, a priced list of common home services, recent hail and wind events, a county tax comparison, nearby power lines and pipelines, and a link you can send to the owner. It is built for roofing contractors, real estate agents and homeowners.
How much does an ApexScan report cost?
A single report is $17. Monthly plans lower the price per report: Contractor is $99 a month for 10 reports (about $9.90 each), Team is $299 a month for 50 (about $5.98 each) and Volume is $1,249 a month for 250 (about $5.00 each).
How accurate are the measurements?
Measurements come from public aerial imagery, public height data and county records, not a tape measure or a drone. They are estimates for planning and bidding. When the height data does not agree with the traced outline, the report says so instead of showing a confident number. Always verify on site before ordering material.
Which areas does ApexScan cover?
Texas today. Reports for addresses outside Texas are not available yet, and you are not charged if we cannot find your address in our coverage area.
Are the prices in a report quotes?
No. They are planning ranges built from the measured size and local cost data. A contractor still quotes the job. Financing figures in a report are a payment illustration, not an offer of credit.
How long does a report take?
An address we have scanned before is usually ready immediately. A new address can take a few minutes. If a report fails, the credit is returned to your account automatically.