Labor
Hours you (the lead) will work
hrs
Your wage + payroll burden
$ /hr
Total crew hours on the job
hrs
Their wage + payroll burden
$ /hr
Materials
Shingles, underlayment, accessories
$
15–20% is typical for roofing
%
Job Costs
Dumpster, equipment delivery
$
Pass-through to client
$
Overhead
Insurance, vehicles, tools, admin…
$ /mo
Hours actually on paying jobs
hrs
Profit & Reserve
25% is a healthy target
%
Buffer for warranty & leak callbacks
%
Informational — not in quote
%
Recommended Job Price
$0
$0.00/hr effective rate
Price Breakdown
Labor costWhat you actually pay your crew
Overhead allocation
Materials & supplies
MobilizationDumpster, equipment delivery
Permits & inspectionsPass-through fee
Subtotal before reserve
Callback reserveSet aside for warranty work
Your profitTake-home after all costs
⚠ Tax set-aside (not in quote)Set this aside — it's not income

FAQ

How do roofers typically price jobs?

Per square (100 sq ft) for materials plus a labor rate per square. This calculator works off total hours and material cost for any job size.

What markup on roofing materials?

15–25% on shingles, underlayment, and accessories. You sourced, delivered, and are warranting the materials — the markup covers all of that.

Do roofing jobs need permits?

Yes for full replacements in most jurisdictions. Always pull them — pass the fee as a line item on the invoice.

What profit margin should I target?

20–30% net. High material costs and warranty exposure mean you shouldn't drop below 20% or one leak callback wipes the job.

Should I include a warranty reserve?

Yes — 5% per job. Roofing warranties mean returning months later for flashing or leak issues. Build it in so it's funded when needed.

Disclaimer: Estimates only — not financial or tax advice. Actual costs vary by location, scope, and market. Consult a qualified professional for your situation.