Know your roof’s likely cost in 60 seconds.
Upload four photos and get a free preliminary price range, a clear Roof Report, and smarter questions for the contractors you call.
Preliminary estimate only—not a firm contractor quote. No payment required.
Preliminary replacement range
$12,800–$15,400
The HomeRange promise
Useful guidance without pretending software can replace an inspection.
Free for homeowners
No subscription or card required for your preliminary report.
Ranges, not false precision
We show assumptions and uncertainty instead of a misleading single number.
You stay in control
Choose whether to share your project with participating local roofers.
Your Roof Report
Replace guesswork with a usable starting point.
HomeRange organizes the information you need before a contractor visit, so you can compare bids with context rather than confusion.
Inside every report
- Estimated cost range
- Visible problem areas
- Repair vs. replacement guidance
- Bid-comparison questions
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Four photos, not four appointments
Upload clear roof photos, enter the property address, and answer a short set of questions about age, materials, and visible damage.
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A range built from real inputs
HomeRange combines visual assessment, property dimensions, regional labor and material costs, and explicit assumptions.
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A report you can use
See likely repair-versus-replacement guidance, visible problem areas, contractor questions, and common upsells to watch for.
Straightforward pricing
The homeowner pays $0.
Start with an independent preliminary range. Contractor introductions are optional and clearly separated from the report.
Homeowner Roof Report
For planning and bid comparison
$0
- Preliminary price range
- Roof condition observations
- Shareable report
- Optional contractor matches
Roofing professionals
Receive homeowner-approved opportunities with project details already organized.
Qualified introductions
Availability and fees vary by market.
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Before you photograph your roof
A better first step
See the range before you hear the pitch.
Four photos and a few details can give you a smarter starting point for one of your home’s biggest expenses.