Let's address something the roofing industry likes to avoid.
Request a Quote Get the Roof Replacement GuideThe roofing industry avoids talking about pricing at all costs. But we believe in doing things differently. Unfortunately, we can’t give you an exact price because every roof is different and every homeowner has different wants/needs. However, the Roof Cost Calculator gives you a rough estimate for the price of your new roof system based on the roofing material, roof style, and your home's square footage.
Request a QuoteFirst, choose the roofing material you're interested in. This is the basis of your roof system and has a huge impact on the final price. Play around with the different materials to find out the budget you'll need for each.
Affordable and the most common roofing material on the market.
The rising star of the roofing industry with a sleek design and one of the longest lifespans available.
Mimics a slate or cedar shake roof to offer high curb appeal with the durability to match.
Made from natural cedar with a look guaranteed to turn heads.
Next, pick the style of roof that matches your roof the best. Do you have a simple one story roof line? A two story roof? Or do you have a complex roof that’s cut up with multiple levels, facets, etc?
A one-story house with a basic up and over roof with no penetrations and no valleys.
A two-story house with a simple roof, a normal pitch, and is easily accessible.
A two-story house with a cut-up, complex roof, a steep pitch, and not easily accessible.
Square footage affects a number of cost factors including the amount of materials used, labor, time, and more. Refer to the video below to learn how to measure your home’s footprint.
What are the Overall Dimensions of Your Home?
Here is a rough estimated cost for your roof replacement. The number you get from the calculator will not be the exact cost for your roof replacement. The only way to be 100% accurate is to have a roofing company out to professionally measure your roof and give you a quote.
Asphalt
Standard Two Story
56ft. × 45ft.
2520sq/ft.
3528sq/ft.
$
The square footage of your house does not equal the square footage of a roof. To get your roof’s square footage, you must first measure your roof’s footprint.
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The Complete Guide to Purchasing a Roof has all the information you need for a roof replacement. The buyer’s guide includes pricing, your material options, warranties, and so much more.
Your roof replacement is an investment. So, it’s understandable to have questions. Below are some of the most common questions we get about pricing from homeowners before starting the process.
There are a lot of factors that go into the price based on your specific roof alone. We have to know how many facets, hips, ridges, and valleys your roof has, plus how steep your roof is, how accessible it is, and so much more.
This is impossible to know without getting on your roof for an inspection. To learn more about what affects the pricing of a roof, check out 9 Factors That Impact the Cost of Your New Roof.
Unfortunately, it’s hard to say. Roofing prices are constantly changing and we can’t reflect that in the calculator. Plus, we need a lot more information about your roof that you probably don’t have. However, the number you get gives you a good idea of the budget you’ll need for a roof replacement.
The only way to get an accurate estimate is to call us or Request a Quote for a roof inspection by one of our Roofing Advisors.
The calculator is only built for asphalt roofing (for now). But you can check out this article on How Much a New Roof Costs to learn the price per square foot on the most popular residential roofing materials.
With easy roof financing, you can replace now and pay later!
Thanks to our friends at Acorn Finance you’ll have all the help you need for financing your roof replacement project. To get started, fill out the online application, and receive pre-qualified offers.