PitchFinder® is used to measure the roof pitch of a building so that any addition matching the existing roof pitch can be designed. PitchFinder® can also measure grade as % of slope.

PitchFinder® is used to measure % of slope.

PitchFinder® is used to measure the roof pitch of a damaged existing roof in order to calculate the correct amount of material needed to reroof or repair it.  PitchFinder® can be used to estimate roof pitch while standing on the ground.  If the building area is measured at ground level, the adjuster does not need to get on a ladder.

PitchFinder® is used to measure roof pitch of an existing building so that an addition can be designed to match exactly.

PitchFinder® is used to measure the angle of a stair case or a wall where it meets a vaulted ceiling.  Trial and error becomes a thing of the past.

PitchFinder® is used to measure the angle of sloping grade or the angle of an existing stair case which is the angle of the handrail plumb cut.

PitchFinder® is used to measure and verify roof pitch when ordering new trusses for an addition.  PitchFinder® is also used on fire jobs when ordering replacement trusses.

PitchFinder® is used for tool setup in the workshop or for hanging pictures on the wall to verify plumb and level.

PitchFinder® is used to measure roof pitch when calculating the amount of insulation needed for an attic.

PitchFinder® is used to measure roof pitch when installing roof-mounted equipment so that it is set both plumb and level.  PitchFinder® can also be used to measure fan blade angles.

PitchFinder® is used to measure angles of trench walls to verify bench or % of slope wall compliance, and PitchFinder® is used to measure roof angles to verify compliance of fall protection.

PitchFinder® is used to measure the pitch of an existing roof to derive the correct amount of material needed for a job.  Steeper roofs require additional cost in labor, material and equipment.  Accurately measuring roof pitch will provide a more accurate bid.  Many contractors feel that the return-on-investment is made the first time PitchFinder® is used.  OSHA inspectors use PitchFinder® to measure roof pitch when inspecting for fall protection compliance.

PitchFinder® is used to measure the angle of a roof at a gable wall or the angle of a set of stairs to accurately cut material.

PitchFinder® is used to measure the angle of a roof when mounting roof-mounted signs.

PitchFinder® is used to measure stair angles.  Finding the plumb-cut angle is fast and accurate.

PitchFinder® is used to layout wall tile at odd angles.

PitchFinder® is used to measure an existing roof to ensure new construction will match exactly.