Roof Calculator

Calculate roof cost with our all in one roof shingles calculator, metal roofing calculator, slate/tile roofing calculator. Fill out the roofing estimate form below and we will reach out to you with your preferred method of contact with an estimate.

With our roofing calculator for shingles, metal, and slate/tile roofing, we can get you an estimate for your roof replacement. A full roof inspection will be needed for an accurate quote.

A common question contractors get is, “how much does a new roof cost?” Our roof replacement cost calculator can give you an idea of the price, so you know what to expect with our free inspection. Read below to find answers to typically asked questions about roofing costs.

Roofing Calculator Questions and Answers

What is the roof calculator?

The roof estimate calculator is an online tool designed to help you quickly and accurately gauge how much a roof replacement or repair will cost. It gives you the best possible estimate based on your location, type of roof, and size. For example, the metal roofing calculator can help you decide if it’s the best option for your needs and budget.

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What types of roofs does the calculator estimate?

The roofing estimate calculator evaluates the cost of shingle roofs, metal roofs, and other construction materials. You don’t need a separate roof calculator for shingles or roofing tiles.


How does the roof calculator work?

Our roof replacement cost calculator uses real-world residential and commercial project data to estimate the price. It takes into account factors such as the size and slope of your roof, local labor rates, and the cost of materials. After you input your information, the calculator will provide us with the proper information to give you an estimate.


What is a roofing square?

A roofing square is a unit of measurement used in the construction industry to calculate materials and labor costs for residential and commercial roofs. It is equal to 100 square feet of rooftop area, or 10 ft x 10 ft. When ordering materials such as shingles or flashing, contracts need to specify them in terms of squares rather than linear feet or inches for accurate calculations.


How do I measure a roof in square feet?

Measuring the area of a roof is best done in two steps. First, calculate the width and length of each plane of your roof, then multiply them together to get an estimate of the total area. For example, if your roof measures 20 ft in width and 10 ft in length, it will be 200 square feet (20 x 10 = 200). Remember that any features such as dormers and skylights must also be accounted for.


How do I find my roof’s pitch?

The roof’s pitch, or slope, is the angle between the roof and the horizontal plane. To measure it, use a carpenter’s level and a tape measure. Place the level on the roof and measure how many inches it rises over a distance of 12 inches. If, for example, it rises 4 inches, then the pitch is 4/12 or ¼. The most common roof pitch is 6/12. Also, when using the roofing calculator for shingles, you will need to select the corresponding pitch for your roof. However, our service department can provide a free inspection to determine your roof’s exact pitch if you need help.


What is “Tear Off,” and is it included in the price?

Tear-off is the process of removing existing roofing material before installing a new roof. Depending on the condition of your current roof, a tear-off may be necessary. It involves removing existing shingles or tiles, disposing of them, and preparing the roof for new materials. Additionally, new decking and other repairs may need to be done before installation. Tear-off costs are typically included in the overall roofing estimate and should be considered when deciding.


What other costs are included in the price?

The estimated price generated by the roof calculator includes all labor and material costs associated with a roof replacement. This includes tear-off, disposal fees, and the cost of new shingles or other roofing materials. It may include additional charges such as vent flashing and ridge cap installation. The roof calculator for shingles may also include the cost of labor for any additional repairs that need to be done. Additionally, the roofing calculator for metal roofs may include the cost of specialized tools and materials needed for installation.


What doesn’t the roofing cost estimator calculator include?

The roof calculator does not include costs for additional services such as gutter installation, skylight replacement, or chimney repair. These services may be necessary depending on the condition of your roof and must be considered when estimating the total cost. Additionally, it most likely doesn’t include the cost of permits, which can vary by jurisdiction, or sales tax, which varies by state.


What roofing material is the most expensive?

The cost of roofing materials can vary significantly based on the quality, style, and color you choose. For example, metal roofs are typically more expensive than shingles, and higher-quality materials are typically more costly than lower-quality materials. Generally speaking, asphalt shingles are the most affordable option, while slate or clay tiles are the most expensive. However, metal roofs have a much longer lifespan and may be a more cost-effective option in the long run.


What is the most critical factor when deciding on a roofing material?

The most important factor when deciding on a roofing material is the climate in your home. Here in Texas, asphalt shingles are the most popular roofing material because they’re well-suited for our hot, humid climate. However, metal roofs may be a better choice if you live in an area with high winds or hail. It’s essential to consider local weather conditions when selecting your roofing material to ensure the longevity of your roof. Texans know storm damage can be costly and time-consuming to repair, so it pays to choose a material that can withstand harsh weather conditions.


What other factors should I consider when choosing a roofing material?

In addition to climate, there are several other factors to consider when choosing a roofing material. These include the style of your home or business, your budget, and the required maintenance for each type of material. Some materials, such as metal roofs, may require more maintenance than others. Researching and choosing the material best suited to your needs and budget is important.


Does the time of year affect the cost of a new roof?

Yes. The cost of labor and materials can vary depending on the time of year and the type of roof. Generally, replacing a roof in winter is more expensive due to the additional labor involved in cold weather and the higher cost of materials. Replacing a roof in the spring or summer is often more cost-effective.


Do I need to hire a professional for installation?

Yes. Hiring a qualified contractor ensures that your roof is installed correctly and safely. Professional roofers are trained to properly install and repair roofs and identify any potential problems. They also have access to tools and materials necessary for the job. Additionally, many contractors offer warranties on their work, providing peace of mind.


Do you need roof replacement now? Contact Crewlyn Contracting to get a free inspection. Our team of experienced roofers can help you select the right material and get the job done quickly and efficiently. We’re here to answer any questions about a roof replacement, including the top question, “How much does a new roof cost?” Give us a call today at 512-763-9603!

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