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Choose the relevant calculator and enter measured dimensions. Keep the horizontal footprint and actual sloped roof area separate.
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Convert rise and run into pitch, degrees and slope percentage.
Calculate here ↗Calculate roof square footage from dimensions and individual sections.
Explore tool ↗Convert square feet and square meters into roofing squares.
Explore tool ↗Estimate a common rafter from run, pitch and overhang.
Explore tool ↗Plan shingle bundles using product coverage and a waste allowance.
Explore tool ↗Estimate panel quantities from effective coverage and roof dimensions.
Explore tool ↗Estimate roof tile quantities using your chosen product’s coverage.
Explore tool ↗Calculate plywood or OSB sheet quantities for a measured roof area.
Explore tool ↗Estimate rolls using usable coverage and overlap allowances.
Explore tool ↗Plan membrane coverage, overlaps and material quantities.
Explore tool ↗Estimate batten runs and total length from your roof layout.
Explore tool ↗Calculate insulation packs from area and product coverage.
Explore tool ↗Estimate coating volume using coverage rate and number of coats.
Explore tool ↗Estimate ridge cap packs from ridge and hip lengths.
Explore tool ↗Calculate starter-strip quantities for eaves and rakes.
Explore tool ↗Estimate edge flashing pieces with appropriate overlap allowances.
Explore tool ↗Plan flashing lengths and pieces for your roof valleys.
Explore tool ↗Estimate protective membrane quantities for selected roof zones.
Explore tool ↗Estimate fastener quantities using product-specific application rates.
Explore tool ↗Build a project budget from materials, labor and removal costs.
Explore tool ↗Combine panel, trim and labor costs for a metal roofing estimate.
Explore tool ↗Estimate removal costs from roof area, layers and your chosen rates.
Explore tool ↗Estimate crew hours and labor costs using your own project rates.
Explore tool ↗Bring your material quantities and labor figures into one estimate.
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Roof pitch describes how far a roof rises over a horizontal distance. Enter rise and run in the same unit to calculate the pitch ratio, angle and slope percentage.
For example, a rise of 6 and a run of 12 gives a 6:12 pitch, a 26.57° angle and a 50% slope.
Planning geometry only. Results do not determine structural suitability or compliance with local building codes.
Choose the relevant calculator and enter measured dimensions. Keep the horizontal footprint and actual sloped roof area separate.
Use product coverage, overlap and waste allowances that match your roofing materials and project layout.
Compare estimates with manufacturer instructions and your contractor’s measurements before purchasing materials.
A useful roofing estimate starts with clear inputs and an understanding of what the result includes. RooferTX organizes the measurements, materials and costs that help you plan your next roof project.
Understand the basics behind roof measurements, material quantities and cost estimates.
A roofing square is 100 square feet of roof surface, approximately 9.29 square meters. For example, 2,000 square feet equals 20 roofing squares before adding any waste allowance.
No. A sloped roof usually has more surface area than its horizontal footprint. Pitch, overhangs and separate roof sections affect the total. Calculate each relevant section and combine the results.
Waste depends on roof shape, valleys, cuts, material layout and the product. There is no single percentage that suits every roof. Use your supplier’s or contractor’s recommendation and keep the waste allowance separate from measured area.
Yes. Enter rise and run in the same unit. A rise of 0.5 meters and a run of 1 meter produces the same 6:12 pitch as 6 inches of rise over 12 inches of run.
No. Calculator results are planning estimates. Site conditions, product specifications, local labor rates, removal, access and other project requirements can change the final quantity or price.
No. RooferTX is the site’s name. Roofing geometry works wherever consistent measurements apply. Material requirements, costs and building rules must be checked for your specific location.
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