Why Our Roofing Takeoffs Hold Up

Roofing systems contain more than the primary roof covering.

A complete material takeoff may need to account for roof geometry, slopes, insulation, underlayment, membranes, flashing, penetrations, curbs, edge conditions, drainage components, and accessories.

We review roof plans, details, schedules, specifications, and available elevations to identify the complete documented roofing scope.

Commercial Roofing Takeoffs

Commercial roofing projects may contain multiple roof assemblies across different building areas.

We can separate quantities by roof system and material so contractors can price each system independently.

Residential Roofing Takeoffs

Residential roof takeoffs can include shingles, underlayment, flashing, ventilation components, gutters, downspouts, and other documented accessories.

Roof areas can be organized according to building sections and roof geometry where supported by the plans.

Roofing Takeoff for California Projects

We provide roofing quantity takeoffs throughout California for residential, multifamily, commercial, and other construction projects.

Related Roofing Services

For TPO projects, see [TPO Roofing Estimating](/trades/roofing/tpo-roofing-estimating/).

For metal systems, see [Metal Roofing Estimating](/trades/roofing/metal-roofing-estimating/).

For shingle systems, see [Shingle Roofing Estimating](/trades/roofing/shingle-roofing-estimating/).

For accessories, see [Roofing Accessories Takeoff](/trades/roofing/roofing-accessories-takeoff/).

What Is Included in Your Estimate

  • Roof area & Roof slopes
  • TPO, PVC, EPDM, Modified bitumen
  • Shingles & Metal roofing
  • Underlayment & Roof insulation
  • Cover boards
  • Flashing & Counterflashing
  • Drip edge, Coping & Edge metal
  • Roof curbs & Penetrations
  • Sealants
  • Gutters, Downspouts, Roof drains
  • Accessories & Fasteners where documented
  • Waste factors where applicable
  • Quantity by roof area & material
  • Scope assumptions & Exclusions
  • Editable Excel takeoff