Calculate how much your roof is going to cost.

The average home is about 2700 s.f. on two floors, so the roof is

1350 s.f. multiplied by the slope factor and the complexity of the roof.

 

Depending on how steep the roof is and how much waste to calculate, an average roof in North America should measure anywhere from 1,500 s.f. to 2,000 s.f. 

 

In roofing lingo 1,500 s.f. is called 15 Squares and 2,000 s.f. is called 20 Squares.

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Knowing that, you can now easily calculate which of our bundles your roof requires:

 

If you have a 20 Square roof you need a 20 SQ Metal Bundle.

 

If your roof measures 30 Square then you need a 20 SQ plus a 10 SQ Bundle, and so on.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Unlike asphalt shingles, our bundles include all flashings and accessories,which often doubles the total materials cost. All Metal Bundle prices include everything, even the shipping! 

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Now you may say to yourself, “hold on, stop the clock, you promised us at the price of asphalt shingles. I can get shingles for 60 cents a square foot at the local roof supply place, that’s more than half the price of your metal bundles.” 

Yes, BUT with shingles you have extra costs that we have included in our Bundles. 

 

With a shingle re-roof you have the extra cost of underlayment, drip flashing, valley flashings, nails, caulking, roof to wall flashings and so on.

 

Not to mention the cost of tear-off and dumping fees.

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With Metal Bundles you get the all the materials for the best possible price and, because we have made it so easy, you can install it yourself for free, you can get a local roofer to install it for you, or go all out and get it installed by us, the manufacturer. 

According to www.roofcalc.org an average asphalt shingle roof costs $3.51 s.f. and metal is at $9.61 s.f. You can get our 20 SQ Metal Bundle for $2.98 s.f. delivered and installed on your roof, and we think that's pretty amazing.