Plan your budget
Roof replacement cost calculator
Turn your roof size and material choices into a replacement cost range. Compare options before you compare quotes.
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THE HOMEOWNER’S TOOLKIT
Free tools.
A better roof plan.
A clearer budget. A closer look at the weather.
A little more confidence about what comes next.
Free to use. No sign-up needed.
Look up your area
Local hail & wind history
Search a city, county or ZIP to see recorded hail and wind days, along with recent storm reports for the surrounding county.
Check my area
Explore the bigger picture
Hail map & storm replay
See where storms were reported. Explore the U.S. map, compare metro areas, and replay recent reports one day at a time.
Explore the mapWeather tools use NOAA records, with coverage and reporting dates shown alongside the results.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Make sense of what you find.
A budget or storm report gives you a starting point. These guides help you decide what to check, ask and compare next.
A few helpful answers.
Are these roofing tools free?
Yes. The calculator, county weather lookup and storm map are free to use, with no account or quote request required.
Which tool should I start with?
Planning a replacement? Start with the roof cost calculator. Checking what was reported near your home? Use local hail and wind history. Comparing a wider region or following recent storm reports? Open the hail map and storm replay.
Is the roof cost estimate a contractor quote?
It is a planning range based on your inputs and published national prices. It helps you compare materials and understand the budget. A roofer can price the actual scope, local labor and any hidden damage after reviewing your roof.
Can the weather tools tell me whether my roof was damaged?
They show recorded weather across a county or metro area, with dates and sources. They cannot confirm what happened at a particular roof. Use the records as context for your photos, questions and a documented inspection.
Can roofing professionals use these tools too?
Yes. Roofers can use the public weather records and regional comparisons when researching an area or discussing a project. Check the displayed coverage and dates, and use your own measurements and job-specific pricing for estimates.
More questions? Browse the roofing FAQ & glossary.
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