The Roof Lab: free roof tools
Pick an experiment and get your answer in about a minute. Free, and on screen before we ask for anything.
Pick your experiment
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Price My Roof
Type your address. We measure your roof from satellite images and show you a typical Tampa price range.
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Check My Roof
Upload a few photos. See every problem they show, marked and numbered, with a typical repair range.
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See My New Roof
Upload one photo of your house. Pick tile, metal or shingle and see your house with a new roof.
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What the lab is, and what it is not
What the lab does
- Measures your roof from satellite images
- Marks and numbers the problems your photos show
- Shows a typical Tampa price range
- Shows your own house with a new roof
What it cannot do
- Give you a quote. A range is not a price.
- See under the covering: the decking, the underlayment, the flashing.
- Tell you what insurance will pay.
Questions about the Roof Lab
No. Every tool is free, and every answer shows on the page before we ask for anything. Leaving your number is optional.
If you want a price, start with Price My Roof: it only needs your address. If you can see a problem, Check My Roof marks it on your photo. If you are choosing a material, See My New Roof puts it on your house.
No. It is a typical Tampa range for a roof like yours. An exact price needs a roofer to measure the roof and check what a photo or a satellite image cannot. The estimate visit is free.
We store them privately and use them to prepare your report. If you ask us to text you the report, the photos, the findings and the preview are attached to your customer record.
No. Never climb on your roof. Photos from the yard, the street or a window are enough.
Get your free roof report
A licensed roofer on your roof as soon as tomorrow. The report is yours, even if you never hire us.
- Photos of every problem
- A roof letter for your insurance company
- GAF certified, with GAF extended warranties
Step 1 of 5 · About 2 minutes
Pick a day
Soonest visit See all timesFree. No card. The report is yours to keep.