New Roof Estimate For Roof Replacement

NEW ROOF ESTIMATE: 7 FACTORS TO YOUR NEW ROOF PRICE

In Roofing Tips by WRADMIN

You need a roof estimate before you can plan a roof replacement. There’s a reason why most homeowners dread the thought of replacing their roof. Buying a new roof can be a large, expensive project. However, once it’s beyond the point of repair, replacing it may be the only way to keep your home and valuables safe. You should get a roof estimate from at least three contractors before you make a decision. But what other factors do you need to consider before selecting a roofing contractor?

Before you start sorting out Western New York roofers to call for free estimates, how can you get an idea of how much a new roof should cost you?

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You’ll should get a roof estimate from more than one company before making a decision.

When it comes to roofing, there are several important factors to consider when you’re looking at replacement options.

What material is the current roof?

Are you looking to switch to something new?

How many layers does your roof have?

Will they need to be torn off or can you install roofing over them?

Knowing what to look for before calling a professional can be overwhelming. We’re here to help! Here are some factors to consider when shopping for a roof replacement.

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7 FACTORS WHEN PRICING A NEW ROOF

ROOF SIZE

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Each section or shape has to be independently measured.

The number of square feet is the most basic factor of your material costs.

A while back we wrote an article to help you estimate your surface area so you can determine how much your roof will cost based on the size of your roof.

Check out our roofing calculator article by clicking the link below.

Recommended: Roofing Calculator

ROOF PITCH

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How steep is your roof? The steeper the angle, the harder the job.

MATERIALS

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Today, manufacturers have myriad styles, textures and colors to choose from.

There are different prices for asphalt shingle, metal, slate, tile, rubber, and other materials. Check out our latest article about Best Roof Types for Residential Roofing to decide which material is best for you.

NUMBER OF LAYERS

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Multiple roof layers shown.

Weight restrictions could mean that you need to tear off old layers before beginning to install your new roof, which will drive costs up.

TYPE OF APPLICATION

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How the roof is attached to the deck can vary, which will affect how involved the roofing installation will be.

CODE AND PERMIT REQUIREMENTS

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Different municipalities have varying code requirements, so it’s important to research the building codes where you live.

COMPLEXITY OF ROOF DESIGN

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Multiple dormers, chimneys, skylights or plumbing pipes will increase the cost of the job, considering the varied materials and workload.

ROOF ESTIMATE CONCLUSIONS

Finally, we hope that this list helps give you an idea of what costs you have ahead when you get your new roof estimate. All things considered, there certainly are many factors that will determine the cost of a new roof. It’s also important to note that all our service estimates are free, however depending on what company you request a roof estimate from, they may charge you.

The national average prices for a roof replacement or installation can range from $260 to $700 per square depending on roofing material used. Again, the total costs for roof replacement will vary depending on size and roof type.

Above all, it’s important to work with a roofing company that will give you and fair and fast roof estimate, helping you sort out your options and make the best possible choice.

Feeling ready to get a professional opinion and a roof estimate? Our highly-trained crews have been repairing and rebuilding roofs for more than 13 Western New York winters.

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We care for your home.

Call or contact us today to get a free and fair roof estimate! We look forward to protecting your family for generations to come.

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