A roof for the home you’re building.
The roof belongs in the conversation before the framing is finished. Bring the plans, the material ideas, and the builder’s schedule.
Request an estimate
Get the right details into the plans.
Start with the current drawings.
Tell the contractor whether your plans are preliminary, approved, or already being built. Ask which roof plans, elevations, and material specifications they need. Keep the drawing date or revision visible so everyone prices the same design.
Name the responsibilities.
Ask your builder and roofer to agree on who supplies the decking, underlayment, roof covering, flashings, vents, and gutter connections. Include penetrations for other trades and any roof-to-wall transitions in that discussion.
Connect the quote to the schedule.
Confirm the expected roof-ready date, material ordering deadline, delivery access, and who approves changes. Ask what happens if the build schedule moves or a material selection changes after the estimate.
Useful details to include
- Property area and the stage of your build
- Current roof drawings and planned roof material
- Builder contact details, with their permission
- Expected framing and roofing milestones
Use the initial request to describe your plans. Arrange a secure way to share detailed drawings directly with the contractor; this form does not accept attachments.
For homes in Huntsville, Eden, Liberty, Ogden, South Ogden, North Ogden, Morgan, Mountain Green. Share your project type, location, and preferred timing to get started.
Tell us about your projectA closer look
at the details.
Explore roof profiles, trim, and finishes to describe what you have in mind.
Before you
get started.
Can I get a firm price from an early sketch?
Ask whether the number is a preliminary allowance or a fixed scope based on complete plans. Have the contractor list assumptions, exclusions, and the information needed to finalize the price.
Can I compare metal and shingles for the same house?
Yes. Ask for separately identified alternatives using the same roof design and scope. Include the different trim, flashing, and installation details in the comparison, along with the visible material.
Should my builder submit the request?
Either you or your builder can start. Identify the main contact and who can approve material choices, contract terms, and changes so the conversation reaches the right person.
Who checks design requirements and permits?
Confirm that responsibility with the builder and contractor before signing. They should identify the applicable jurisdiction and resolve installation or design questions for your specific property.