Field notes in. Material lists out.
Your crew writes job notes the way they always have. Rafterline turns them into a finished material list with your products and your counts, so nobody retypes a job or guesses at bags.
Sample job, converted
What the crew sends
Garage : - Wall : 2x4 8' 42 pcs - Ceiling : 24'x24' Basement : - Wall : 2x4 9' 64 pcs - Bonds : 31 pcs R21 Second Floor : - Ceiling : 26'x48' R49, 19'x15', 8'x8' - Vents : 28 GARAGE IS INSULATED. FRAMED BASEMENT.
What the office gets
| Area | Material | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| Garage | R13 kraft-faced batts, 15" × 93" | 42 pcs |
| Garage | Ceiling batts, 576 sq ft | 39 pcs |
| Basement | R11 unfaced batts, 15" | 64 pcs |
| Basement | R21 unfaced bonds, 15" | 31 pcs |
| Attic | Blown fiberglass, R49, 1,248 sq ft | 28 bags |
| Attic | Blown fiberglass, R38, 349 sq ft | 6 bags |
| Attic | Rafter vents | 28 |
Anything unclear gets flagged, never guessed. A line the system can't match lands on a review list instead of turning into a wrong order.
Sample data. Bag counts come from the coverage chart for the product you install.
How it works
Your crew writes notes like they do now
No new app to learn. Text, notes app or a form, whatever they already use.
Rafterline applies your rules
Your products, R-values, stud sizes and coverage charts. Set up once from your own past job sheets.
The list is waiting in the office
A material list per job, plus a short list of anything that needs a human look.
See it on one of your jobs
On a 30-minute call, send me one real job note. I'll show you the material list it turns into and where it would need your rules filled in.
I'm Johnny Farris, based in South Lyon, Michigan. I built this first for a working insulation crew, from their real job sheets.
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