Free · From above
See your roof from above.
Type your address to see your own roof from above. Look for roof returns, ridge vents, and where the roof meets a wall. Then take a screenshot to use in your check, or when you send us a photo.
Type your address to see your roof.
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What to look for
- Roof returns: where a lower roof runs into a wall.
- Ridge vents: the cap along the peak of the roof.
- Roof edges: where the roof meets a wall, soffit or fascia.
Pan and zoom to look closely. Drag the pin if it isn’t on your house. Aerial photos can be a season or two behind.
Street-level view
Open a street-level view of this spot in a new tab. Turn until you can see the walls and roofline of your house, then take a screenshot. Some roads, and many rural addresses, have no street-level coverage.
Take a screenshot
- iPhone: press the side button and volume up together.
- Android: press power and volume down together.
Use those pictures as photos in your check (they stay on this device), or send them to us, or add them to a photo plan.
We don’t save or log the address you type, and we don’t put it in the page address. The search text goes only to a free map search and a U.S. Census lookup while you look the address up. The street-level view opens on another site in a new tab; we don’t store it. Privacy
When in doubt, seal em out.
Aerial imagery: USGS The National Map and USDA NAIP (public domain). Address suggestions use OpenStreetMap data, © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Street-level view opens on Google Maps.