Roof condition score

Current Moody's commercial property-intelligence suite, formerly published by CAPE Analytics, providing imagery-based property attributes and scores at individual-property scale. The reviewed current evidence specifically establishes CAPE Roof Condition Rating as part of this suite, with confidence scores and reason codes, and documents production use as a property-specific data source by an insurer. Treat Roof Condition Rating as a module, not a separate Source. The current public Moody's article does not publish an API/file contract or exact national coverage boundary; it explicitly documents 98% imagery-analytics coverage in the customer's largest Ohio and Indiana territories.

Commercial authenticated Property Data API/Data Pack delivery for buyer-selected properties, returning imagery-derived property attributes including roof material, five-point exterior roof condition, and the assessment image date. The current Eagleview Data page advertises purpose-built Data Packs, APIs and batch processing, more than 100 imagery-extracted attributes, and 94%+ U.S./65%+ Canada population coverage. Availability remains property- and pack-specific; the current public page is titled for residential properties and does not support the previous blanket claim of commercial-property coverage.

Current U.S. commercial roof-risk assessment product for home insurers. Rooftop combines aerial-imagery analytics with LexisNexis claims, weather, property, and geospatial context to provide a roof risk/condition score, imagery insights, and loss-propensity segmentation at quote, bind, and renewal. Current materials place Rooftop inside Total Property Understanding and describe Vexcel imagery; legacy Arturo imagery analytics were an earlier alliance contribution, not the current Source publisher. A 2021 official release documented national, real-time, automated system-to-system delivery, while the current public page does not expose an API contract, so the API flag remains conservative.

Commercial, non-contributory Elements product providing precomputed structured property- and building-level attributes derived from Vexcel aerial imagery. Current official material documents more than 40 marketed attribute families and a much broader public API schema, with each result tied to source imagery, exact location, imagery date, collection/image metadata, and machine-learning model version. Coverage is the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Delivery includes authenticated Property and Structure REST APIs, licensed data files, property PDF reports, partner sites, and Vexcel Platform surfaces. Property, Structure, report, file, Viewer, and partner delivery are one contracted Source, not separate Sources. Roadways, Custom Elements, raw imagery, and Damage Assessment are excluded.

Commercial, non-contributory Elements product that automatically analyzes post-disaster Gray Sky imagery and returns event-scoped, property/building-attributed damage records together with available pre-catastrophe attributes. The separate Damage API offers coverage, event, extract, tile, count, and PDF-report services; official documentation says assessments are generally generated within 24 hours after Gray Sky imagery publication. Exact outputs include post-catastrophe collection/event, capture date, image id, camera technology, GSD, orientation source, model version, roof debris/missing-material/structural-damage/tarp percentages, solar-panel and water-heater damage detections, and approximate FEMA classification. Availability is limited to properties inside qualifying post-disaster Gray Sky collections; it is not a causation opinion or a claim-specific commissioned report.

Commercial property-intelligence product for insurer-selected parcels and structures. ZestyAI uses current high-resolution orthogonal, oblique, and 3D aerial imagery plus more than 90 computer-vision models to provide parcel- and structure-level attributes including roof condition, material, shape, pitch, roof-quality issues, vegetation, pools, debris, and building count. The current offer provides API, batch, and Z-VIEW web-app delivery. Its roof-condition output is a five-class model, but the public page does not enumerate the ordered classes or an exact response schema. Coverage is described as more than 97% of properties across North America; countries and subnational exclusions are not enumerated.