Roof replacement
$11,742
Planning range $9,394–$14,560
- Materials
- $5,482
- Labor
- $5,938
- Permit allowance
- $322
- Cost per sq ft
- $5
- Typical duration
- 2–4 working days
- Suggested reserve
- $1,409
Put projects, places, bids and homes on one clear grid. See what is included, what drives the range and what still needs a local answer.
Put size, finish, labor, permits and contingency on the same grid.
Compare projects →02 · CITY VS CITYModel housing, utilities, child care, transport and the move—not a generic cost-of-living score.
Compare cities →03 · STATE VS STATEInspect home value, taxes, insurance, energy, income and project-cost pressure with sources.
Compare states →04 · BID VS BIDNormalize three bids across allowances, exclusions, payment terms and warranty—without an auto-winner.
Compare bids →05 · HOME VS HOMEKeep verified facts, area context, your inputs, estimates and unknowns visibly separate.
Compare homes →06 · DECISION VS DECISIONCompare rent vs buy, repair vs replace, or renovate vs move with the costs the headline leaves out.
Test decisions →Change project, size, finish and complexity. Both sides use the same national planning model, so the differences are easier to inspect.
A lower modeled total is not automatically the better decision. Compare scope, useful life, exclusions and urgency before choosing.
$11,742
Planning range $9,394–$14,560
$8,655
Planning range $6,924–$10,733
Model boundary: National planning view for a single-family home, typical labor demand, average existing condition, normal timing and a permit allowance. It is not a contractor bid. Open either full calculator to add state, city, ZIP, property type, options and local factors. Models reviewed 2026-07-27.
A useful comparison keeps scope and evidence visible. It does not crown a winner from incomplete inputs.
Use the same size, quality, included work and time horizon before comparing totals.
Keep materials, labor, permits, one-time cash, monthly cost and reserves distinct.
Display source, geography, review date, assumptions and uncertainty near the result.
Hidden conditions, parcel facts and contractor availability remain unknown until verified.