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Check your roof. Understand the replacement job.

Enter your address, answer a few guided questions, and Roover prepares the job details before the right pricing path opens.

We will read the roof and help prepare the job details before the right pricing path opens.
Free for homeowners No commitment Review details first Pricing path depends on local supply

Free for homeowners. No commitment to choose a pro.

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How Roover works

Check your roof. Understand the job.

The experience shows the path clearly: find the roof, scan what can be seen, tell Roover what matters, get an estimate guide, review the job details, then move toward the right pricing path.

1 Find 2 Scan 3 Tell Us 4 Estimate 5 Review 6 Pricing
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Reading roof
Main roof

Pitched

Roof area

~2,180 sq ft

Material

Asphalt shingle

Pitch

6/12 likely

Step 1 of 6

Start with the address.

123 Example St

Step 3 of 6

What material are you considering?

We found a shingle roof. Choose the likely replacement path.

Metal Shingle Like-for-like Open to advice

Job details

Your roof job details are taking shape.

  • Main roof replacement
  • Access notes captured
  • Questions for pros listed

Estimate guide

$44k - $55k

A guide range before submitted pricing.

Pricing path

Where available, prices arrive against the same job.

Pro A $48.8k
Pro B $51.2k
Pro C $49.6k

Choose with confidence

Select, then confirm the site details.

Final quote terms come only after the selected pro confirms the remaining checks.

Your project page

Intent becomes reviewed job details.

Roover can turn “I need a roof” into a simple project path: what you want, what the job includes, and when the right pricing path should open.

Example roof replacement

123 Example St

In progress
  1. Start with the address Done

    Roover opens the project and starts with the property.

  2. Answer the guided questions Now

    Tell Roover what you want done once, in plain English.

  3. Prepare the job details Next

    The answers, roof details, measurements, and open questions become job details suitable pros can review for pricing.

  4. Pros price the same work where available Later

    Reviewed job details give pros the same starting point, so price, timing, inclusions, and notes are easier to compare.

  5. Choose in your own time Later

    Compare the project, not three different interpretations of the project.

  6. Schedule and complete Later

    Once selected, the project keeps moving with a clear record of the work.

Details first

The old way starts with chasing prices.

Most homeowners are told to get three prices. The problem is that each pro or contractor may define the job differently. One may include gutters, another may exclude them. One may allow for access constraints, another may not. That makes comparison harder than it should be.

Roover changes the order: start with the roof, prepare the job details, then move toward the right pricing path.

Roover path

How Roover prepares your roof job.

  1. 1

    Check my roof.

    You start with the address so Roover can read the roof and begin with the actual roof.

  2. 2

    We read the roof.

    Roover checks visible roof details such as size, shape, material, height, access, objects, and complexity where evidence is available.

  3. 3

    Tell Us What Matters.

    Answer questions about the work, timing, priorities, preferred material, areas to include, access, and anything pros should know.

  4. 4

    Get an Estimate Guide.

    Where enough information is available, Roover can provide an early guide range. It is not pro pricing and not a final quote.

  5. 5

    Review the Job Details.

    Roover brings the scan, homeowner answers, measurements, and assumptions together so you can check what should be priced.

  6. 6

    Compare Prices Clearly.

    Where suitable local supply is available, pros can price the same reviewed work so price, timing, notes, inclusions, and exclusions are easier to compare.

Details first

A clearer way to move from "I need a roof" to "I know what happens next."

  • A structured roof replacement request
  • A clearer view of what is included and excluded
  • An estimate guide before pro or contractor pricing
  • A process that separates estimate guidance, submitted pricing, and final site confirmation
  • No pressure to choose a pro before you understand the job

Details first

Suitable pros price the same reviewed job details where available.

The goal is not to squeeze pros. It is to remove wasted quoting time and make pricing clearer. When suitable pros receive prepared job details, they can spend less time guessing what the homeowner means and more time pricing the actual work.

Details first

An estimate guide is not pro or contractor pricing.

Roover can provide an early estimate guide before pros price the work. Final site details, hidden conditions, contract terms, and any detail changes are confirmed with the selected contractor before work proceeds.

Already know a pro?

You can request a pro as part of your roof job details.

In supported market flows, you can name a pro you already know and Roover will use your roof job details to help organise the next step where available.

Local pro candidates and request-a-pro are shown on market pages once we know where the property is.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How is Roover different from getting three quotes?

The old way starts with contractors each defining the job their own way. Roover starts with the roof, prepares the job details, and helps compare prices clearly where suitable pros price the same work.

Will I get multiple prices?

Multiple prices are available only where Roover has the local supply to support them. In every market, you can start by finding your roof and Roover will show or route the next available local path.

What does the estimate guide mean?

The Estimate Guide is an early range based on the information provided and available roof details. It is not pro pricing and not a final quote.

Can I include gutters, solar, garage, or an extension?

Yes. Your roof job details should capture which areas and extras matter so they can be included, excluded, or handled separately.

What happens after I check my roof?

Roover helps prepare the roof job details. Depending on local availability, that can move toward contractor follow-up, supply sourcing, a Roover Pro path, a preferred panel, or pricing tied to the same job.

Next step

Check your roof. Understand the job.

We read the roof, work out the job details, and move the work toward pricing on confirmed details.

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