New roof pricing, from the actual roof area
The range comes from the measured roof, not a guess from the street.
What gets measured
Sloped roof area
Pulled directly from the aerial roof model, in squares (100 sq ft each) — no pitch math, no estimating from the ground.
What the homeowner answers
- New roof material: asphalt shingle, tile, or metal
- How many stories
- Layers on the roof now: one, or two or more
2,344sq ftroof area, sample house
What you set
A $/square rate by material, tear-off priced per layer, stories and steep-pitch multipliers, and waste added by roof type (hip and complex roofs waste more than a simple gable).
Every number is yours, edited in the dashboard's pricing tab — nothing here is invented by us.
Worth knowing
- Tear-off price scales with how many layers are already up there — the homeowner answers that before the price shows.
- Steep roofs, over about an 8/12 pitch, carry their own multiplier.
Other trades, same measurement
One aerial pass, priced per trade. Run more than one on the same account.
See it on a roofing job.
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