Roof Replacement Cost Calculator

This calculator has no price data of its own. It measures your roof in squares, then multiplies by the prices you enter, such as the price per square from a roofer’s quote.

I know the
Units

Measure the walls, not the roof. The overhang is added for you.

Type 6 or 6/12. Rise in inches for every 12 inches of run.

Your prices

Prices are never pre-filled and never stored. The estimate uses only what you type.

Roof squares to price

14.1 squares

14.1 squares · 1,409 sq ft · add a price below

14.1 squares to price. Add your price per square (from a quote) to see an estimate.

  • Roof area1,409 sq ft (130.9 m²)
  • Squares with extra15.50
  • Shingle bundles47
  • Installed at your price per squareAdd a price
  • Tear-off and disposalAdd a price
  • Other fixed costs—
  • Contingency—
  • Materials only, your pricesAdd a price

The site has no price data. Every dollar figure comes from the prices you type, from a quote or a store. Installed pricing uses measured squares; materials use bundles and rolls with your extra.

Planning estimate, not a quote. Disclaimer

How the estimate works

Roofers price replacement by the square, so the first job is an accurate square count. The calculator gets it from your building size and pitch, or from a roof area you already know. Then it uses only prices you type: an installed price per square, a tear-off price per square, other fixed costs and a contingency percentage. A second line prices materials alone from your price per bundle and per underlayment roll, for a do-it-yourself job.

Installed = squares × price per square
Tear-off = squares × tear-off per square
Subtotal = installed + tear-off + other costs
Estimate = subtotal × (1 + contingency %)
Materials = bundles × bundle price + rolls × roll price

Installed prices use the measured squares, as a contractor's quote does. Material lines use bundles and rolls including your waste allowance. Example: the default roof is 14.1 squares. If a quote says a price per square of $X, the installed line is 14.1 × X, plus whatever you add for tear-off and other costs.

Where to get your prices

Costs people forget

This is a planning tool, not a quote. Use the roof square calculator to check your measurements.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a roof replacement cost?

It depends on your roof size, materials, location and the contractor. This site publishes no prices; get written quotes and enter the price per square to see a total for your roof.

How do I estimate roof replacement cost?

Measure the roof in squares, get a price per square from quotes, add tear-off and extras, then include a contingency. The calculator does the multiplication from your numbers.

What is a price per square?

The price for 100 square feet of roof. Contractors quote installed roofs this way, so you can compare quotes by dividing the total by the squares.

Why does the calculator not show average costs?

Averages hide big differences by region, material and roof shape. An estimate from your own quote prices is more useful than a national average.

Does the estimate include waste?

The installed line uses measured squares. Material lines add your waste percentage to bundles and rolls.

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