The roof is priced before you put a ladder on it.
The EstimateElite app puts a real roof replacement price on your website, at your pricing. The homeowner sees it, answers three questions, and only the ones worth the drive reach your phone.
The problem in this trade
Roofing runs on volume, and volume means drives. Half the inspections you run are for homeowners collecting three bids to argue with their insurance company, and the other half were hoping a full replacement costs what a repair costs. The app puts the replacement price in front of the homeowner from the size of the house, so the truck only rolls for roofs that are ready.
What the homeowner enters
On your link, from her phone, in about a minute:
- Home square footage and number of stories, or the roof size if the homeowner knows it
- ZIP code
- The shingle and warranty tier
What she sees
Three prices, at your pricing, with every line of materials and labor underneath. Basic is a 3 tab shingle with a 25 year material warranty. Modern is a 50 year architectural shingle with a 50 year material warranty. Luxury adds the extended manufacturer labor warranty. Every tier includes tear off and disposal, decking replacement as needed, ice and water shield, drip edge, synthetic underlayment, ridge vent, starter strips, flashing, the dumpster and the permit. The app works the roof area out from the home footprint and a standard pitch, and shows it in squares.
Live figures from the app on September 20, 2026. Your own pricing moves all three.
The prices come from the app's pricing tables, adjusted for her ZIP and then for your pricing. How the app prices a job walks through the whole calculation.
The three questions
When are you starting, does the price fit your budget, and who decides. A roof that is leaking starts this month. A roof that is "probably due" is a year out. You know which before you call.
What reaches you
A text with the home size, the tier, the price they saw, their answers and a score out of 10. Roofs under your floor never reach your phone.
You still do your own estimates. The app decides who gets one.
What it costs
$150 a month billed annually, or $350 month to month. One plan, everything included. 7 day free trial, then 30 day money back. One wasted trip is about $200, so the app pays for itself the first time it keeps you off a driveway.
The things contractors ask us.
From the home footprint and the number of stories, at a standard roof pitch. A homeowner who knows the roof size can enter it instead. The app shows the area it used, in square feet and squares.
Find out on your website. Not in your driveway.
A free 20 minute launch call. We run the app on one of your own jobs, set your pricing and the floor for the work you take, and your link works before we hang up.