PowerEstimator Roof Contractors
The cost estimate of roofing is tough. If not done correctly, it can be erroneous. Designed specifically for roofing contractors, home remodelers, builders, cost estimators and architects, PowerEstimator Roof Contractor holds industry standard user-modifiable unit cost data for all cost categories covering roofing fitting and local city indexes that mechanically adjust costs for local geographic area.
Roof Contractor instantly produces user-modifiable, on-screen or printed estimate reports including price quotation. Use Roof Contractor as an estimating and sales tool to maximize accuracy, increase output while saving your pricey time.
Designed for Microsoft Excel and improving on its means, PowerEstimator Roof Contractor is contained totally within an Excel file.
Note: PowerEstimator Roof Contractor is not sold separately. It is included in our PowerEstimator Construction Pro software suite.
PowerEstimator Construction Pro, Remodel Deluxe and Paint Contractor software titles are available at selected Staples, Office Depot and OfficeMax stores. Each one of these titles is also obtainable for obtain on this site delivered as online download.
Key Benefits:
- MS Excel based cost estimating
- Built-in, customizable cost data
- Current and local cost data including labor
- Formal bid quotation generated automatically
- Comprehensive Help system
System Requirements:
- PC running on Windows XP/Vista/Win7/Win8
- MS Excel version 2000-13 (32-bit or 64-bit MS Office installation)
- Compatible printer
Calculate Roof Installation Cost based on house dimensions, slope, roofing material, and building height. You can estimate costs for Asphalt, Metal and Flat (Low Slope) roofing. This calculator will estimate total installation cost for new or retrofit projects, by a professional contractor, & includes all materials, labor, & miscellaneous costs, such as dump fees, building permits, profit & overhead.
A roof protects your biggest investment - your home, from ice, snow, rain, and other weather elements. Yet, it costs an average of 3% of your total house price. And when it comes time to replace it, many homeowners don't know what the cost of a new roof should be. Some also try to get the lowest price possible. This tool will help you calculate FAIR market rates for roof replacement, based your details, and geographic location.
Most of the time, this tool is about 98% accurate to the real world quotes that you will get from contractors. Just a word of advice for those homeowners who want to get the lowest possible price - it's too expensive to buy cheap roofs, as it will cost you double to redo it after it starts leaking within a year. This is from my vast experience.
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