Roofing Calculators

Estimate roofing materials, shingles, and replacement costs.

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Planning a roof replacement or repair requires accurate material estimates to stay on budget. Our roofing calculators help homeowners understand material needs and costs before getting contractor quotes, ensuring you can make informed decisions about your roofing project. Roofing calculations involve more than just measuring your roof's footprint. Roof pitch significantly affects the actual surface area. A steep roof requires more materials than a flat roof with the same footprint. Our calculators automatically apply pitch multipliers to give you accurate material quantities. Whether you need to know how many bundles of shingles to order, estimate the total cost of a roof replacement, or understand material waste factors, these tools provide reliable estimates based on industry standards and current market pricing.

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Roofing Calculator

Free roofing calculator to estimate shingles, bundles, and materials needed. Accounts for roof pitch and waste factor for accurate quantities.

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Roof Replacement Cost Calculator

Free roof replacement cost calculator. Estimate materials, labor, tear-off, and total costs. Compare roofing materials and plan your budget.

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Asphalt Shingle Calculator

Free asphalt shingle calculator. Estimate bundles, underlayment rolls, ridge cap, starter strip, drip edge, and nails for 3-tab, architectural, or premium shingles.

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Metal Roof Calculator

Free metal roof calculator. Estimate panels, screws or clips, ridge cap, underlayment, drip edge, and closures for exposed-fastener and standing-seam roofs.

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Tile Roof Calculator

Free tile roof calculator. Estimate tile count, hip and ridge tiles, underlayment, battens, fasteners, and deck load for clay and concrete tile roofs.

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Roof Sheathing Calculator

Free roof sheathing calculator. Estimate plywood or OSB sheets, H-clips, nails, and total deck weight for tear-off and re-deck projects.

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Roof Underlayment Calculator

Free roof underlayment calculator. Estimate rolls of 15 lb felt, 30 lb felt, synthetic, or peel-and-stick underlayment with overlap, layers, and ice & water shield.

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Roof Pitch Calculator

Free roof pitch calculator. Convert rise over run into pitch ratio (X/12), angle in degrees, slope percentage, slope multiplier, and IRC pitch category.

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What Is Roof Pitch? Guide, Chart, and Multipliers

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a roofing square?

A roofing square is 100 square feet of roof area. Roofing materials like shingles are typically sold and priced per square. Three bundles of standard shingles cover one square.

How does roof pitch affect material needs?

Steeper roofs have more surface area than their footprint suggests. A 6/12 pitch roof requires about 12% more material than a flat roof, while a 12/12 pitch needs about 41% more.

What waste factor should I use for roofing?

Standard waste factor is 10-15% for simple roofs. Complex roofs with many valleys, dormers, or hips may need 15-20% waste factor to account for additional cutting.