calcmyroof.com is a set of free roofing calculators and cost guides for homeowners in the United States who are trying to work out what a roof job involves before they talk to a contractor.
What the site is for
Roofing is priced in units most homeowners have never used: squares, bundles, pitch multipliers and waste factors. The calculators here turn the measurements you can take yourself into those units, and the cost guides explain what those units typically cost across the country. The aim is that you walk into a contractor conversation knowing roughly how big your roof is, how much material it needs and what a fair range looks like.
Who it serves
US homeowners pricing a replacement, a repair or a new build. Contractors and estimators are welcome to use the calculators, but the explanations are written for someone doing this for the first time.
What it does not do
- It is not a roofing contractor and does not install, inspect or repair roofs.
- It does not give quotes. Every cost figure on the site is a national estimate built from public data. Your price will depend on your location, your roof and the contractor you choose.
- It does not have field roofing experience behind it. The numbers are researched from public sources, and the methodology page lists exactly which ones and how often they are checked.
How the numbers are made
The calculators are plain arithmetic, and each one shows its formulas on the page so you can check the working. Cost ranges come from manufacturer product data, retail material pricing, federal wage statistics and published contractor cost surveys. The full list, with links, is on the methodology page.
Start here
- Roof Pitch Calculator: find your pitch, angle and multiplier from rise and run.
- Roofing Square Calculator: turn roof dimensions into squares and shingle bundles.
- Methodology: where the numbers come from.
- Contact: report an error or ask about a source.