See what a new roof should cost for your house
Enter your address to get a price range for your roof in a few seconds, measured from satellite imagery and priced with local labor costs.
What your estimate is built from
It's a general estimate, not a quote. Here's what goes into it, and what it can't know.
- Roof area
- Measured from satellite data, one plane at a time, including the parts you can't see from the street.
- Pitch
- Measured for each plane. Steeper roofs take longer to work safely, so they cost more.
- Local labor
- Roofer wages in your area, from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
- Materials
- National installed costs, adjusted by the government's producer price index for roofing materials.
- What it can't see
- Underlayment condition and damaged decking. A roofer confirms those on site.