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Rainwater Path Explorer

Follow water from a sample roof to the gutter, downspout, and discharge area. Learn what to observe and what to ask about drainage.

An interactive sample a roofing company could adapt for its customers.

Illustrated roofing activity for Rainwater Path Explorer.

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Follow the water

See where rainwater goes next.

This demo runs in your browser. Your choices are not stored or sent to Roofing Lead Data, and no inspection or contractor service is requested.

Follow a raindrop across the sample house.

Select each stage to see what it does and what a homeowner can describe from a safe place.

Roof surface

Rain moves across the roof covering toward an edge or drainage point.

From a safe place, note where water appears to travel or collect.

What this example means

This is a simplified educational path. It cannot evaluate drainage design, diagnose a leak, or determine whether a roof or foundation has a defect. Observe only from a safe location.

For further reading, see U.S. EPA stormwater education and modeling. The source explains the subject; it does not verify the condition of a particular home.

Want a customer experience with a real handoff?

Roofing Lead Data helps roofing contractors plan the questions, booking rules, and human handoffs behind their inbound calls. A production version of this example would need the contractor’s approved service area, scope, and follow-up process.