β Yes - complex roofs are a core strength
Built from a verified 3D model
Roof Wizard typically starts with a standard hip/valley style roof and lets you add architectural features on top. The more complex the roof, the more value you get from being able to verify the 3D model before you estimate.
π§© Common complex features Roof Wizard can model
Roof shape changes and add-ons
You can model features such as:
Dormers (including hip/valley dormer variations)
Dutch gables and split gables
Gable-to-hip and hip-to-gable conversions
Atriums and box gutters
Drop eaves and extended barges/rakes
Verandahs/porches
π Curved and specialty roof forms
Barrel vaults and more
Curved rooflines / barrel vaults can be handled as their own roof form
Flat or single-slope (skillion/shed) roofs are also supported (often handled as a separate roof type/workflow)
π±οΈ Fast modelling (the software handles the geometry)
Feature tools do the heavy lifting
Many of these features are added using dedicated tools - often as simple as selecting/double-clicking the relevant line or edge - then Roof Wizard builds the geometry for you.
β Why this matters for takeoffs
Better model = better estimate
Because quantities come from the 3D model, being able to build and visually check complex geometry helps you produce more reliable, defensible takeoffs -especially on cut-up roofs with lots of intersections and details.
