Free roofing calculatorsRoofing math, shown in full.

Free calculators that turn the measurements you can take yourself into the units roofers use: pitch, squares and shingle bundles. No signup, formulas shown.

01 / Calculators

Pick the number you need.

Every result prints the formula it used, so you can check the working or repeat it by hand.

01 Most used

Roof Replacement Cost Calculator

A low to high cost range from your squares and material, split into materials, labor and tear-off.

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02

Roof Pitch Calculator

Enter rise and run, or an angle, and get the pitch as X:12, the angle in degrees, the pitch multiplier and the slope percentage.

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03

Roofing Square Calculator

Enter roof length, width and pitch to get true roof area, roofing squares with waste and the shingle bundles to order.

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04

Roof Area Calculator

True surface area for gable, hip, shed and flat roofs from the house footprint.

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05

Metal Roof Cost Calculator

Installed cost for eight metal roof types, from corrugated to copper, with old roof removal and the same roof in asphalt for comparison.

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Squares to Bundles Calculator

Convert squares or square feet to shingle bundles, or work out how much roof your bundles will cover.

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07

Roofing Nail Calculator

Nails and boxes for your squares and shingle type, based on manufacturer piece counts and the building code.

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08

Roof Truss Calculator

Top and bottom chord lengths, peak height and how many trusses you need, for common, mono and scissor trusses.

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09

Roof Sheathing Calculator

Plywood or OSB sheets for your roof, the minimum panel thickness for your rafter spacing, nails and cost.

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10

Attic Ventilation Calculator

The vent area your attic needs under the IRC 1/150 and 1/300 rules, split into intake and exhaust, and the vents to buy.

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Siding Calculator

Squares, pieces and boxes of siding for your walls and gables, with trim and nails.

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04 / Method

How the numbers are produced.

Read the full methodology →

STEP 01

Plain arithmetic

The calculators are plain arithmetic. Each one prints the formula it used next to every result.

STEP 02

Public sources

Manufacturer product data, retail material pricing, federal wage statistics and published contractor cost surveys.

STEP 03

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Nobody here installs roofs, and the site does not claim otherwise. The methodology page lists every source.