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GAF QuickMeasure lists $18 to $20 per parcel for single-family reports, with delivery of 1 hour or less

The manufacturer's measurement service prices by parcel, discounts its certified contractors by $2, and lists $10 add-ons for hail and wind history.

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Companies in this story: GAF QuickMeasure

GAF, the roofing manufacturer, publishes pricing for its QuickMeasure roof report service on the product page. As of July 15, 2026, single-family reports are listed at $18 per parcel for GAF Master Elite contractors and $20 per parcel for all other pros. Multi-family reports are listed at $54 and $60 per building on the same split. The page lists delivery of 1 hour or less for single-family reports and describes hail and wind history as add-ons for $10.

QuickMeasure is priced per parcel with no plan listed on the page, which places it among the pay-per-report options in the segment. The report is described on the page as a roof measurement report with a bill of materials; the page does not list an ESX or XML estimating file among the deliverables as of the access date.

The $2 spread between certified and non-certified contractors is small in dollar terms but is a published example of a manufacturer using a measurement service as a program benefit. MBK Media Group has not tested delivery times; the figures are GAF's own as published.

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  1. Single-family $18 per parcel (GAF Master Elite contractors) or $20 per parcel (all other pros); multi-family $54 or $60 per building; delivery listed as 1 hour or less; add-ons $10: GAF QuickMeasure page (as of July 15, 2026)

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