Find out what a new roof costs before you call anyone.
Answer a few quick questions and see a price range for your home. If you want an exact quote, we’ll connect you with one licensed, insured roofer on the Eastside.
- Estimate in about 60 seconds, free
- One vetted roofer contacts you, not five
- No obligation to hire
Serving Kirkland, Bellevue, Redmond, Bothell, Sammamish and nearby
What does your roof need?
Pick the closest match. You can change it later.
Which roof material are you leaning toward?
Most Eastside homes go with asphalt shingle.
About how big is your home?
Total finished living space. A rough guess is fine.
How many stories is it?
Don’t count a basement.
When are you hoping to get it done?
This helps the roofer plan their schedule.
Do you own the home?
Roofers need the owner’s approval to do the work.
Get your exact quote
A licensed roofer will confirm the price with a free on-site estimate.
Your request is in
We’ll text you shortly to confirm a couple of details. Then a licensed roofer in your area will reach out to schedule your free estimate.
How it works
From a price range to a real quote, without calling around.
- 1
See your price range
Answer six quick questions about your home and get a typical cost range on the spot.
- 2
We confirm the details
We send you a short text to confirm your project, so the roofer shows up prepared.
- 3
Get your exact quote
One vetted local roofer schedules a free on-site estimate at a time that works for you.
What a new roof typically costs on the Eastside
Ranges include tearing off the old roof. Your exact price depends on your home.
| Material | Per sq ft installed | Typical 2,000 sq ft, two-story home |
|---|---|---|
| Asphalt shingleLasts 25 to 30 years | $6.50–$10.50 | $9,000–$15,000 |
| Cedar shakeLasts 25 to 35 years | $12.50–$18.50 | $17,500–$26,000 |
| MetalLasts 40 to 70 years | $12.50–$20.50 | $17,500–$29,000 |
Based on typical published Seattle-area installed costs. Estimates only, not a quote.
- Roof size and steepnessSteeper roofs have more surface and need extra safety setup.
- Layers to tear offRemoving two layers of old shingles costs more than one.
- Damage underneathRotted decking from moss or long-term leaks gets replaced as part of the job.
- Vents, skylights, and chimneysEach one needs new flashing to stay watertight.
A simpler way to find a roofer
Most quote sites sell your number to every company they can. We don’t.
Eastside Roof Quotes
- See a price range before talking to anyone
- Your request goes to one roofer only
- Every roofer is licensed, insured, and well reviewed
- Local roofers who work on the Eastside
Typical quote sites
- No price until a salesperson visits
- Your number is shared with several companies
- Calls and texts from people you didn’t pick
- Out-of-area contractors
Common questions
Can’t find your answer? Email us at hello@eastsideroofquotes.com.
Is the estimate a real quote?
No. It’s a typical price range for homes like yours. The roofer gives you an exact price after looking at your roof, since things like rotted decking or extra layers only show up on site.
Are you a roofing company?
No. We’re a local referral service. We connect homeowners with independent roofers who are licensed, insured, and well reviewed.
Will a bunch of companies call me?
No. Your request goes to one roofer only. You’ll hear from us by text first, then from that roofer.
What does this cost me?
Nothing. Roofers in our network pay us a fee for referrals. You only pay the roofer, and only if you decide to hire them.
How do you choose roofers?
We check that each roofer is registered with Washington L&I, carries insurance, and has strong reviews from local customers. If homeowners have a bad experience, we stop working with that roofer.
See your roof price in about a minute.
Free, no obligation, and only one roofer will contact you.