Example proposal · Residential roofing contractor

Show homeowners and insurers your Denver roofs are done right

Homeowners and insurers want proof before they pay, and your crews are subcontracted, so you can't be on every roof yourself. Photos with a verified origin, checked against the job's rules, let a claim or final invoice stand on evidence instead of a phone call. It also gives you a clean record of what each crew did.

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Proposal · High Plains Roofing
§ 01

About High Plains Roofing.

Residential roofing contractor in Denver doing hail and storm inspections, insurance-claim repairs and full replacements with subcontracted crews.

Business
High Plains Roofing
What you do
Residential roofing contractor in Denver doing hail and storm inspections, insurance-claim repairs and full replacements with subcontracted crews.
Industry
Residential roofing contractor
Where
Denver
Fit
Strong fit
Example
A fictional business

3 places where proof of physical work fits High Plains Roofing. One pilot to start.

The short version

An example of the AI analysis Teleport writes, for a fictional business. Yours is written from your own website.

§ 02 · Where Teleport fits

3 places to start.

Each one runs today with your own people and the cameras and phones you already have. Nothing new to buy or install.

  1. Play 01

    Storm roof survey for every claim

    After a Denver hail storm, homeowners call and insurers need every face of the roof documented before they approve a claim.

    The task
    Post a survey for each roof. Your inspector or a vetted local person photographs every face of the roof, plus the ridge, vents and flashing.
    The proof
    Phone photos show each roof face with origin data, checked against the required shot list, then reviewed.
    What changes
    Your claim packages arrive complete the first time, so fewer adjuster requests for more photos.
    Captured with
    Smartphone photos
    A contractor's repair, re-shot and verifiedAn empty apartment from above, with a freshly patched stretch of wall. The contractor's one close-up photo comes in, drawn dashed and marked as submitted. It isn't enough, so a linked nine-dollar task posts. Someone nearby walks in from the door and photographs the patch from three spots: wide, left and right. Four checks tick, the assurance steps up from standard to verified, and a receipt prints: paid nine dollars, wall verified.DOORUNIT 3C · VACANTPATCHWIDELEFTRIGHTASSURANCESTANDARD→ VERIFIEDSUBMITTED1 PHOTONO EXIFRE-SHOOT · 3CLINKED TO A$9 · NEARBYCHECKSIN UNIT 3CIN WINDOW3 ANGLESAS SPECIFIEDVERIFIEDPAID $9.00WALL VERIFIED
    Example · fictional unit · prices illustrative
  2. Play 02

    Crew sign-off photos before final payment

    A subcontracted crew finishes a repair or full replacement, and the homeowner or insurer wants to see it done before they release payment.

    The task
    Post a re-shoot task for each finished job. Your crew lead or a local person photographs the roof from the angles the job lists.
    The proof
    Phone photos and a short walk-around video show the finished work from each listed angle, with origin checked and a reviewer's sign-off.
    What changes
    You get paid on a record that shows the work, and you see problems before the customer does.
    Captured with
    Smartphone photos · Video recordings
    Open the worked example: Repair sign-off re-shoot →
    Teleport spots a spill and a cluttered table, gets them cleaned, and proves itA café seating area from above at 2:14 pm. A keyframe from the ceiling camera arrives, with the faces of two customers at the edge already covered. Teleport finds three needs: a spill by the counter at 94 percent confidence, table 6 cluttered with nobody seated at 88 percent, and the bin nearly full at 71 percent. The café's line is 85 percent, so the spill and the table post as cleaning tasks and the bin waits as a suggestion for the manager. A barista mops the spill and clears table 6. The same camera's after frame shows both zones clear. Four checks tick: same view, spill clear, table 6 clear, within 8 minutes. Verified, and a receipt prints: seen 14:14, cleaned 14:21, proven 14:22, four dollars.CAM 2 · KEYFRAME 14:14:02CAM 2 · AFTER FRAME 14:22:10DOORSPILL 94%TABLE 6 88%BIN 71%CLEARCLEARAUTO-POST ≥ 85%SPILL 94%TASKTABLE 6 88%TASKBIN 71%ASKCHECKSSAME VIEWSPILL CLEARTABLE 6 CLEARIN 8 MINVERIFIEDSEEN 14:14CLEANED 14:21PROVEN 14:22$4 · EXAMPLE
    Example · fictional café · faces blurred at source
  3. Play 03

    Quick storm-damage survey from safe ground

    After a big storm many homes need a look at once, and sending a crew up every roof is slow and risky.

    The task
    Post a survey for each address. Your staff or a local person photographs the roof and property from the ground, from safe positions.
    The proof
    Phone photos from the ground cover each side of the home and the visible damage, with origin and location checked.
    What changes
    You can sort which homes need a full inspection first and book crews where the damage is worst.
    Captured with
    Smartphone photos
    Damage assessed block by block the day after a stormA street map of nine blocks, each posted for assessment. A local person walks the streets and each block is marked: clear, roof damage, no power, no water, and one block flooded, which is flagged first. The needs list fills in, crews go to the flooded block, and a supply route reaches a distribution point, where the drop-off gets a receipt stamped verified.STORM · DAY 1BUILDINGS, NOT PEOPLEA1CLEARA2CLEARA3ROOFB1ROOFB2FLOODEDB3NO POWERC1NO WATERC2CLEARC3ROOFPT 4NEEDS MAPB2 FLOODEDB3 NO POWERC1 NO WATERC3 ROOFCREWS → B2DROP-OFF PT 4200 KITSFOR FUNDERSVERIFIED
    Example · fictional storm
§ 03

How every task runs.

The same four steps for each play above, whoever asks and whoever does the work.

  1. 01

    Post

    You post the task, or Spot It posts it from what your cameras see, under limits you set: where, what done looks like, and the evidence it needs.

  2. 02

    Route

    Teleport sends it to your own staff or to a vetted local person who can do it, and tells you who took it.

  3. 03

    Perform

    They follow the steps and capture the evidence: smartphone photos or video on site, or the view from your existing cameras.

  4. 04

    Prove

    Rule checks, a model where a photo needs a look, and a reviewer decide. You get a proof of the work, not a promise.

§ 04

Start small, with proof from day one.

One task type, a few places, a couple of weeks. We set the scope and the limits with you before anything is posted.

How it works · What a proof contains

Pilot · High Plains RoofingProposed
First task
A repair sign-off re-shoot on one finished insurance-claim roof
Scope
Five finished jobs from one subcontracted crew, each with a listed set of angles.
Timeline
Two weeks, starting with the next jobs your crew closes out.
Paid
In dollars, per accepted task
You get
One proof for every task

Nothing is posted until you agree the scope. You can stop after any task.

§ 05

What comes back for every task.

Not a checkbox in an app: a receipt that says who did the work, what the evidence was, which checks it passed and who decided.

Dollars pay for the work. The proof shows it was done.

PROOF OF PHYSICAL WORKclaim · example
VERIFIED
Task
Storm roof survey for every claim
Requested by
High Plains Roofing
Performed by
Your staff, or a local person
Evidence
Smartphone photos
Checks
The task's rules, then a reviewer
Decision
Accepted
Paid
In dollars, on accept
STATUS: FINAL

Photos stay with you. Their hashes go into the proof.

Example receipt for this proposal. Illustrative.

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