Question 1

What is a board foot, and how does Sprey calculate it?

Accepted Answer

A board foot is the standard unit for spray foam volume: 1 square foot of area at 1 inch of thickness. Sprey multiplies width x length x thickness for every measured area, then converts total board feet into material sets using each product's coverage — for example, a typical open cell set covers around 15,000 BF and closed cell around 4,500 BF. Coverage numbers are configurable per material.

Question 2

How does satellite roof measurement work?

Accepted Answer

Type the job address, Sprey loads Google satellite imagery, and you trace the roof outline on screen. The tool calculates the flat area, then applies a pitch multiplier (0/12 through 16/12) to get true surface area — so you can quote a roof without a site visit.

Question 3

Does Sprey work for insulation types other than spray foam?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Materials are fully configurable — open and closed cell spray foam, blow-in cellulose, fiberglass batts, rockwool, and more. Each material carries its own unit of measure, coverage rate, and cost.

Question 4

Can my crew use it in the field?

Accepted Answer

Sprey is built mobile-first. Estimators measure and price from a phone or tablet on site, crews see the schedule through Google Calendar sync, and job-site photos upload straight to the project record.

Question 5

How do customers receive and approve quotes?

Accepted Answer

Each quote gets a secure link you can text or email. The customer opens a branded page with the full proposal and can approve or decline online — you are notified the moment they do.

Question 6

How long does setup take?

Accepted Answer

About five minutes: sign up, enter company details and labor rates, and the default material catalog is ready to customize. No credit card is required for the trial and there is nothing to install.