Free Roofing Quote Template

Roofing Quote Template Examples

Use these previews for layout and wording ideas. Pick the closest roof project, then create your own roofing quote in Docelf. Show the roof area and the complete system behind the price. Add your logo and brand colors if you want it to match your business.

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Price the Roof From Tear-Off to Cleanup

A roofing quote should describe the complete system, not only the surface material. Show the roof area and removal work first. Then explain the components and warranty that are included.

Quoting a larger project with several trades? Use the construction quote template for the full project.

• Reuse saved customers, roofing services, materials, and standard line items
• Group costs by roof section, repair area, building, or material option
• Separate tear-off, deck work, underlayment, roofing, flashing, ventilation, labor, and disposal
• Add quantities, rates, alternates, discounts, and sales tax. Docelf updates the total
• Keep the accepted roof scope ready to turn into an invoice

What Is a Roofing Quote?

A roofing quote is a written offer for defined roof repair or replacement work. It shows the roof area, the system you plan to install, and the price before the customer approves the job.

Use a quote after inspection when the roof scope is clear enough to price. State any deck or weather assumptions that could change the work. If a hidden condition changes the job, document it and get approval before the extra work begins.

Use a roofing estimate when measurements, damage, or material needs are still uncertain. Use an invoice when a deposit, progress payment, or final balance is due.

Roofing Quote, Estimate, or Invoice?

Use a quote after inspection when the roof scope is defined. Use an estimate while measurements or hidden damage are still uncertain. Send an invoice when payment is due.

How to Create a Roofing Quote

A clear roofing quote connects the measured roof area to the system and price. Follow these seven steps.

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1. Roofing Business: Add business details, customer-facing contacts, and license information where relevant.
2. Branding: Add your logo to match your other roofing documents.
3. Customer and Roof: Add the customer, property, building, and roof section.
4. Quote Dates: Add the quote number, issue date, validity, and scheduling window.
5. Roof System: Price each roof area, tear-off, decking, materials, and accessories.
6. Terms and Warranties: State the system warranty, deck assumptions, weather delays, and exclusions.
7. Review and Send: Check roof areas, system, and total, then email or download the quote.

Before you send: Check that the measured roof areas match the system you priced. Make sure deck assumptions and warranty terms are clear before the customer approves the work.

Define the Roofing System, Not Just the Surface Material

Two roofing prices can look similar while covering different systems. Name the components, removal, cleanup, and warranties that belong in your price.

What to Include in a Roofing Quote

Use the checklist to show the roof system and assumptions behind the quoted price.

• Your business name, contact details, logo, and license details when relevant
• Your customer's name, contact details, property address, building, and roof section when needed
• A unique quote number, issue date, valid-until date, and expected scheduling window
• Roof measurements, slopes, sections, repair areas, tear-off layers, and deck assumptions
• Underlayment, roofing material, flashing, drip edge, valleys, penetrations, ventilation, fasteners, equipment, permits, and disposal
• Labor, quantities, rates, prices, alternates, discounts, sales tax, and the total quoted price
• Site protection, cleanup, weather terms, material selections, manufacturer warranty, workmanship warranty, and exclusions
• Deposit or payment schedule, change-approval process, and a clear way to accept

Name the system and assumptions clearly. The customer should be able to see what removal work is included and how you will handle deck repairs. Keep cleanup and warranty details easy to find.

Other Quote Template File Formats

Use the format that best fits how you write, calculate, review, and share the quote.

• Word Quote Template
• Google Docs Quote Template
• Excel Quote Template
• Google Sheets Quote Template

See every option on the quote templates by format page.

Related Roofing and Exterior Work Quotes

Choose a related template when the job includes another exterior trade or a wider construction scope.

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Roofing Quote Template FAQs

• What is a roofing quote?

  A roofing quote is a written offer for defined roof repair or replacement work. It shows the roof system and price before the customer approves the job.

• What should I include in a roofing quote?

  Start with the customer, property, and quote dates. Identify the roof areas and the system being repaired or installed. Keep tear-off or deck work visible when it can change the price. Add warranty, weather, payment, and acceptance terms.

• Should a roofing quote show price per square?

  You can show a unit price when it helps explain the quantity. The quote should still define the complete roofing system because the same square count can involve different work.

• How should I handle damaged roof decking?

  State how much deck replacement is included, if any. Add a unit price for extra damaged decking and explain that the customer will be shown the condition and asked to approve added work.

• What warranties should I include?

  State the manufacturer material warranty and your workmanship warranty when they apply. Explain the term, what each warranty covers, and any maintenance or payment conditions.

• Should I offer repair and replacement options?

  Offer both when they are realistic choices. Give each option a separate scope, material system, expected life or warranty context, and price so the customer can compare the actual work.

• What is the difference between a roofing quote and an estimate?

  A roofing quote gives a specific price for defined work and stated assumptions. An estimate predicts the likely cost when measurements, damage, deck condition, or quantities are still uncertain.

• What should I do if the roof scope changes after acceptance?

  Document the new condition and explain the changed work. Show the price or schedule effect, then get approval before the changed work begins.

• Can I turn an accepted roofing quote into an invoice?

  Yes. Open the accepted quote in Docelf and create the invoice. Docelf reuses the accepted roofing details so you do not have to enter them again.

Ready to Send Your Roofing Quote?

Show the roofing system, site assumptions, and price in one customer-ready offer.

• Price each roof area and any tear-off work
• State the materials, accessories, warranty, and deck assumptions
• Email the roofing quote or download a PDF

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