When should I use the quote handoff page?

Use it when someone has a re-roof quote, product row, supplier sheet, or portal screenshot but does not yet know whether the packet is ready enough for filing.

Does the contractor need perfect information first?

No. The page asks for partial job details and turns unknowns into missing-info flags instead of pretending the packet is complete.

Does this page replace permit filing?

No. It is only a packet-readiness handoff for the $99 check. The licensed contractor remains responsible for filing, signatures, fees, code compliance, and permit approval.

Send with a re-roof quote

Got a quote, product sheet, or portal screenshot? Start the $99 packet check from that.

This page is the shortest handoff for a supplier rep, estimator, contractor owner, or office admin who already has job paperwork in front of them. They do not need perfect information to start; missing fields become the memo's follow-up list.

Start with partial info Email quote/screenshot Buy the $99 check See quote-to-memo sample Print / save PDF

Packet-readiness review only. No permit approval guarantee, legal/code advice, engineering, portal filing, signatures, fee payment, or contractor responsibility transfer.

Copy/paste

Forward this with the quote or product sheet.

Plain language for a warm/context-based handoff. It avoids cold outreach and avoids permit-approval promises.

If a re-roof packet is being assembled from a quote, product sheet, supplier row, or portal screenshot, this is the simple pre-filing check I mentioned.

Start with partial info: https://reactivateflow.com/roof-details
Email the quote/screenshot: delivery@reactivateflow.com
Checkout if it fits: https://reactivateflow.com/roof-buy
Offer details: https://reactivateflow.com/roof

Send the address, quote/scope, roof covering, product names, Product Approval / NOA references, and any underlayment or attachment details you have. Unknowns are okay; they become missing-info flags.

It is packet-readiness review only. The licensed contractor still files, signs, pays fees, handles code compliance, and is responsible for final approval.

Best useWhen paperwork already exists.Forward with a quote, product sheet, supplier row, or portal screenshot so the person with details can submit partial info without a call. Do not send portal passwords.

Minimum startAddress + scope + roof product names.Underlayment, attachment, deck, slope, and roof height can be marked unknown if they are not in the quote yet.

BoundaryThe contractor still files.The output is a readiness memo and missing-info list, not filing, signing, fee payment, engineering, code advice, or an approval guarantee.