Its final cost will depend on the location, the material of the shingles, the complexity of the work and the number of tiles replaced. Roof size and complexity Larger roofs require more materials and labor, and complex designs with dormers or multiple slopes can increase the number of squares needed. Most roofing contractors will provide a quote with the cost per square of materials, where one square of roof equals 100 square feet. The square footage of your house isn't the only thing that determines the complexity of a roofing job, but it has the biggest impact on cost.
When calculating the number of squares needed, keep in mind that the square feet of a sloped roof are usually 15 to 40% higher than the square feet of the house floor. This is because credit cards often charge higher interest rates than home equity loans, HELOCs, and personal loans. Roof pitch (pitch): steeper roofs are more difficult and risky to work with, increasing labor costs per square. Square footage and roofing material primarily determine the total price, but these are some additional costs you should consider.
