Hundred Square

Hundred Square · Limited preview

The Future of Roofing

The modern commercial roofing company, redefined.

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The bid is the first bottleneck

Before · The plans arrive

A plan set lands. The bid goes out weeks later, if it goes out at all.

In between, the best people in the building are measuring the roof, reviewing the numbers, and duplicating work between systems, just to fill out one builder's custom bid sheet by hand.

The more work you chase, the longer the line in front of your estimators gets.

Growth doesn't break the field first. It breaks the office.

More bids shouldn't take more estimators.

Hundred Square: the H grows cell by cell into all hundred squares, then pulls back in
The backlogDetail 1 · Scale: weeks

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Every job starts measured

After · The day the plans arrive

The work starts the day the plans do.

Hundred Square automates the most mundane takeoff work, then applies the way you build a roof and where you draw the line on a bid. So every job starts measured, to your standards, without opening a spreadsheet.

Your estimators spend their time on judgment, not arithmetic.

Your way of working, drawn once and run on every job.

How we draw it: see detail4DEMO

Hundred Square: the H opens into a grid, a roof plan is traced, hips and valleys drawn, and each facet marked
Measured on arrivalDetail 2 · Scale: to your standards

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We're revising how a roofing company works.

Revision 1 · Issued 2026 · Supersedes the spreadsheet

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The office runs ahead of the field

After · Before the tear-off

By the time the crew arrives, the job has already been run once, so production starts with everything it needs.

Materials, crews, orders, and schedules line up from the same model that priced the job, so what the office promised is what the field builds. Nothing is keyed in twice, and nothing waits on the one person who knows where it is.

A company that works this way can take on more jobs without adding a desk for each one.

Growth that doesn't need a new desk.

Hundred Square: a hundred squares swarm from the H into the full square and then three building footprints
AssemblyDetail 3 · Scale: every job

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Margin you can see coming

After · Before the last square

You know how a job will land before it's built, not after the invoice.

Every job teaches the model a little more about your company: what you actually spent, where an estimate drifted, which crews run ahead. Corrections become rules.

The next bid is sharper than the last, and the whole company gets better at once instead of one estimator at a time.

Every square accounted for.

Hundred Square: the H opens into a grid, then draws a line chart, a bar chart and a donut in turn
FeedbackDetail 4 · Scale: over time

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Some sheets stay in the set

The rest · Shown in person

We're building Hundred Square alongside a small group of commercial roofing companies, and we're keeping the details between us for now.

The rest of the set exists. We just show it in person.

SheetTitleStatus
A-502Shown at demo
A-503Shown at demo
S-101Shown at demo
DEMOBy invitation
Hundred Square: the square tips into 3D, folds along the H into a gable roof on walls, turns, and lies flat again
Shown at demoNot for distribution
WithheldDetail 4 · Sheet DEMO

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