Scope Technologies is heading to Orlando for METALCON 2026, October 7-9 at the Orange County Convention Center, Hall South A. Zac Armstrong, our Majors Segment Lead, and Josh Locke, Senior Account Manager, will be at Booth 1638 for all three days of the show.
If you bid metal roofs, fabricate panels, or run take-offs for a metal roofing company, they'd like to hear how your team gets from a roof to a bid today.
Show floor hours: Wednesday, October 7, 10am to 5pm. Thursday, October 8, 10am to 5pm. Friday, October 9, 9am to 1pm.
Metal bids depend on more than square footage
A square-foot number is a reasonable starting point for a lot of roofing work. On a metal job, it leaves most of the real questions open. Panel lengths, hip and valley runs, trim, cutoffs, and fasteners all come from the actual geometry of the roof. When the measurement behind that geometry is off, the error doesn't stay small. It repeats across every panel and every trim run on the job.
That's why the measurement at the front of a metal job carries so much weight. It sets what you order, what you price, and how much margin survives to the end.
What a RoofScope report gives a metal roofing team
Every RoofScope report includes eave, rake, ridge, hip, and valley measurements. The report is the same whether the roof is going back in asphalt or metal, so your team works from one consistent format across every job, and every report is backed by our 99% accuracy guarantee.
If your team wants an eave-to-ridge dimension on its reports, we can add it as a note on your account.
RoofScope reports are built for bidding metal jobs. They don't include panel cut lines, and they aren't installation cut sheets, which call for a much tighter tolerance than a bid does. Use the report to price the job with confidence, and handle cut sheets the way your install process already does.
RoofScope and BlueprintScope now connect to SurfaceBid
Scope Technologies recently announced an integration with SurfaceBid, a metal roofing take-off and quoting platform. Metal roofing teams can order RoofScope aerial and BlueprintScope new-construction measurement reports as part of the SurfaceBid workflow, and bring the measurement data into SurfaceBid without re-entering it.
From there, SurfaceBid builds the panel layout, the material list, and the pricing, including pricing from a supplier's SmartBuild database. SurfaceBid is demonstrating the integration at METALCON at its own booth, 850. Learn more at SurfaceBid's RoofScope partner page.
Who you'll meet at Booth 1638
Zac Armstrong leads our Majors segment and works with high-volume and multi-branch roofing companies. Josh Locke is a Senior Account Manager who works with teams on their accounts day to day.
A few good places to start the conversation:
- How your team measures metal jobs today, and where the process slows down
- What your report volume looks like across crews or branches
- Whether the SurfaceBid integration fits the way you bid
Stop by Booth 1638 anytime during show floor hours.
Can't make it to Orlando? See a sample RoofScope report or talk to our team.
written by RoofScope published on 10. 05. 2026