Roofing bid comparison service
Termly turns two or three inconsistent roofing bids into a clear, source-linked comparison—then drafts the questions to ask before you choose a contractor.
For homeowners near Providence and nearby Massachusetts choosing between current residential roofing bids.
A clearer next step
Prices, scope differences, unknowns, and useful questions—in one report.
What to expect
Factual findings point back to the relevant page in your original bid.
A missing term is never treated as excluded, free, or proof of wrongdoing.
The pilot includes review of transcription, arithmetic, labels, and source references.
Termly compares documents. It does not rank contractors or certify roofing work.
The Termly report
Quoted totals are only the beginning. Termly aligns scope, allowances, permit responsibility, schedules, warranties, and payment terms without pretending incomplete bids are complete.
Fictional comparison snapshot
Bid A
$12,000
Bid B
$13,500
Question that changes the decision
What decking replacement rate and authorization process applies if damaged sheets are found?
Source-linked
Corrections become attributed notes rather than silently replacing the source.
1
clarification revision
Included within 30 days of delivery.
How it works
Tell us the project type, location, timing, and the three priorities guiding your choice.
Upload up to 20 total pages as PDF, JPEG, PNG, or readable phone photos.
Review contractor labels, dates, stated totals, currency, and page counts before analysis.
See stated prices, material differences, unresolved terms, and supporting passages.
Send the drafted questions yourself, then add written clarification for one included revision.
Simple project pricing
The first ten eligible reports are a bounded pilot. Standard pricing follows only after delivery time and usefulness are measured.
$19
one eligible residential project
$29
planned after the pilot
The same defined scope, offered only if the pilot shows the service can be delivered reliably.
Not included: technical roofing advice, contractor certification, insurance disputes, structural design, or financing guidance.
Before you sign
If the documents support a fair comparison, Termly will show it. If they do not, your report will say what remains unresolved.