New Residential Roofs in Arnold, Imperial, Oakville, and Fenton
When installing a new residential roof in St. Louis, it can be challenging to estimate the cost. There are several factors to consider
when updating your roofing material.
Size of Roof | Square Footage | Slope
The size, square footage, and slope of your roof are the primary determiners for roof replacement costs. The greater each of those numbers, the higher the estimate.
Waste & Materials
Be aware that your estimate will include a slight over-estimation of the total roof square footage to account for shingle overlap and cut-offs at the gables and flashings.
Roof Design & Shape
If you have a character home with an unusual roofline, you’re likely going to end up paying more.
Geographical Location
Roofing contractor costs vary from region to region, so get an idea of what is average for your location, and then choose a company based on reputation and skill.
Roof Permits & Inspections
Some cities or towns require permits before work starts and an inspection when it ends; they will both come with fees.
Disposal Fees
All those old shingles have to go somewhere, and your contractor must dispose of them properly at a waste facility.
Roof Warranties
Most shingles and roofing materials come with standard warranties, but your contractor may suggest an extended warranty on the products.
