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Raindrop Roof Run

Be the raindrop. Work your way from the ridge to the gutter while dodging cartoon roof trouble spots and windblown debris.

Play on a phone or desktop. Three short roofs, three lives, and one goal: reach the gutter.

Illustrated raindrop moving across a roof toward a gutter.

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Find a route through the roof.

Use arrow keys or WASD on desktop. On a phone, swipe the board or tap the direction buttons. A hit costs a life; reaching the gutter clears a roof.

Roof1 / 3
Lives3
Time50s
Score0
The game requires a browser with Canvas support. The hazard legend below explains the game symbols.

Ready to roll?

Guide the raindrop to the gutter.

P or Space pauses

Start the game to guide the raindrop.

The hazards are playful illustrations, not an inspection of any roof.

What this game teaches

Water takes a path across a roof system. Shingles, flashing, penetrations, roof openings, and drainage details can matter to that path. The game is an illustration, not a model of how water moves through a particular roof or a way to detect damage.

Read the National Roofing Contractors Association roofing glossary for roofing terms and OSHA roof-repair safety guidance for the hazards of roof access. For a calmer way to learn the parts, try the Roof Anatomy Explorer.

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Roofing Lead Data helps roofing contractors plan inbound call questions, booking rules, and crew handoffs. This game is a browser-only example; it does not submit a lead, book an inspection, or evaluate a roof.

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