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Make Photo Packet

Professional photo documentation in a branded PDF

Raw photos in, professional packet out

What you have

47 photos in your camera roll

Mixed with lunch photos and selfies

No labels, no order, no context

Adjuster sees a folder dump

What you get

Organized by roof face and damage type

AI-generated captions per photo

Branded cover page with property info

Professional PDF under 10MB

Packet structure

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Cover Page — Property address, date, company branding

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Front Elevation — 2-4 labeled overview photos

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Damage Close-Ups — 4-8 annotated damage photos

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Roof Accessories — Flashing, vents, penetrations

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Collateral Evidence — Soft metals, gutters, siding

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Test Square — 10x10 impact count with chalk marks

Photo quality tips

✓Landscape orientation for wide shots

✓Close-ups within 3 feet of damage

✓Include a coin or chalk for scale

✓Circle damage with chalk before shooting

✓Avoid backlit or shadowed areas

✓Minimum 3 photos per damage area

AI captions analyze each photo automatically. You can edit any caption before generating.

What the adjuster sees

A professional, paginated PDF with a cover page, labeled sections, captioned photos, and timestamps. Not a ZIP file of JPEGs. Not a Google Drive link. The format matches what adjusters expect from experienced restoration companies.

Completion: 8%

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0/9 required steps

Full front view of the property showing the roof line

Tips

•Include the full facade from the street
•Show the roof line clearly

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exterioroverview

Complete 80% to generate packet

Why this matters

Adjusters approve what they can see. A structured photo packet with labeled damage, before/after pairs, and measurement context turns field observations into defensible documentation.

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Photos document observed conditions. Always verify with the local AHJ for permit and inspection requirements.