By OneClick Code.
Eliminate the guessing game when it comes to complex roofing calculations! OneClick Code recently released a Ventilation Calculator and Ice & Water Shield (IWS) Calculator, making it easier than ever to deliver a fast and accurate roofing estimate. From finding the right roofing codes for the jurisdiction you’re in to further automating your business, increase your accuracy with OneClick Code.
If you’ve been in the roofing industry for a while, you might be doing these calculations in your head or doing some guesswork. We understand you’re good at your job, but here’s the problem with that - you can’t use guesswork to create defensible estimates.
“We really wanted to create something that everyone in the roofing industry could use in a meaningful way,” said Garrett Kurtt, CEO and founder of OneClick Code. “The best part is that anyone can use the free tools on OneClickCode.com, either on a computer or on a phone while on the go. All you have to do is type in the measurements prompted within the tool. If you're not sure what something is, you can hover over the information icon and a longer description will appear.”
Roof ventilation is essential for a healthy and balanced attic, but calculating it can be a challenge. This measurement can vary depending on roof size, roof pitch, and the types of vents used.
The OneClick Code Ventilation Calculator takes the guesswork out of this mathematical equation and walks you through it every step of the way — without a confusing formula! We do this by taking the square footage of the attic to help document the need for any additional vents while taking existing vents into account.
At the click of a button, you'll get the accurate measurements for the necessary ventilation needed based on the complexity of the roof, and how much ventilation you need to stay up to code to maintain the necessary airflow.
This tool calculates how much IWS you need based on the pitch of the roof and helps you justify just how much material you need by square footage and by half or full rolls.
Ice and Water Shield, sometimes called ice barrier membrane, is a waterproof layer on a roof that protects the roof from ice and water damage. In cold climates, IWS is often required by local building codes. To determine how much IWS you need on a roof, you'll need to measure a few things first - including roof pitch, eave length, valley length, roof size and more. Then, you take all those measurements and use them in an elaborate formula to calculate how much IWS you'll need.
The OneClick Code IWS Calculator takes the guesswork out of this mathematical equation and gives you the info you need.
Learn more about OneClick Code in their RoofersCoffeeShop® Directory or visit www.oneclickcode.com.
Original article source: OneClick Code
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