Cost by roof size, material and pitch.
Estimate only. Local labor and material prices vary widely.
We multiply your roof area by a per-square-foot material rate, then adjust for pitch and complexity which raise labor.
Asphalt shingles are the budget standard; metal lasts longer for more; tile and slate are premium and heavy. On top of material, a steep or cut-up roof costs more to walk and work safely. Enter your roof area (bigger than your home’s footprint due to slope) for a realistic replacement range.
Roughly $4.50/sqft for asphalt to $14+/sqft for tile or slate, before pitch.
100 square feet of roof area — how roofers quote.
Yes — steep or complex roofs cost more in labor and safety.
No — get local quotes.