Stop hauling a company binder to a roof that moves every week.
Roofers hit 80 F and 95 F before the office opens. RestShade watches every roof site, keeps the daily record, and gives the foreman today's duties when thresholds cross. Most days you do nothing. When heat hits, it flags the site and pings the right people.
The problem
Re-roofs change address every week, so a company-wide binder does not travel. The deck is also twenty degrees hotter than the forecast.
How RestShade helps
RestShade is a per-site log on a phone. When thresholds cross, duties for that state appear and the foreman signs before the first rest break.
What you walk away with
- A log per address, not one clipboard for the whole company
- High-heat duties in front of the foreman at 95 F
- Nonbreathable clothing handled where the state expects it
What RestShade handles
- Sites added and retired as jobs come and go
- California 80 F shade and 95 F high heat, or your state equivalent
- Washington 52 F trigger for crews in nonbreathable gear
- Smoke days logged with AQI and the crew communication note
How it works
- RestShade adds each roof as a site New address, new site, state pack attached in under a minute.
- Forecasts and readings are watched per address Shade, high heat, and smoke tiers evaluate before the crew is on the deck.
- Foremen sign from the truck Reading, duties, and signature finish before the first rest break.
Frequently asked questions
- Will foremen actually use it? It is one screen with a number, a short checklist, and a signature. Shops that succeed with it make the log part of the morning huddle.
- How many sites can we have? Trial covers two. Crew covers eight sites and sixty crew. Outfit covers twenty five sites and two hundred fifty crew.
- Does the deck temperature matter? Log what you measure at the work area. Rules key off the recorded reading, and a deck reading is closer to what the crew experiences.