Site nineteen does not benefit from site one
Commercial rooftop work is repetitive in shape and different in detail. Without a template, every site relearns the same lessons, and the client sees a different standard each time.
6 weeks typical site cycle
Not because the work takes six weeks, but because handoffs between survey, design and crew sit idle.
3 versions of the same checklist
One in a printout, one on a supervisor’s phone, one in a spreadsheet nobody updates.
22% of sites need a second crew visit
Usually for a part that was never ordered, or a photo nobody took the first time.
Progress lives in a WhatsApp group
Which means it lives with whoever scrolled far enough that morning.
Parts ordered by phone, received by memory
Nobody can say which serial went to which roof until the warranty claim asks.
Every site starts from zero
The lesson from site one is in someone’s head, not in the SOP site nineteen follows.
Template once, repeat everywhere
Write the install down once
Design rules, component defaults, crew skills, evidence requirements and payment gates captured as a reusable programme template.
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Spin up each site from the template
A new site inherits everything and only asks for what is genuinely site-specific — roof geometry, load profile, sanction load.
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Crews run the same SOP on every roof
Nineteen steps, photo evidence at each gate, working offline. A failed gate opens a snag with an owner instead of a message in a group.
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One view across the whole programme
Progress, cost drift, open snags and generation per site, so a client with eighteen roofs gets one honest answer.
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Four products, one programme
The template is not a document — it is the configuration the platform actually executes. Change it once and every future site inherits the change.
