See your roof measured and priced before anyone knocks.
Enter your address and Roofprint reads the roof from the sky, then builds a planning range you can check — every number labelled by how we know it. No contact form to see it.
- No obligation
- Assumptions shown
- Yours to keep
How much does a new roof cost in the GTA?
Most GTA homeowners can plan on $13,000–$25,000 + HST for a full asphalt roof replacement, and typically $15,000–$21,000 for an average detached home. Your figure follows roof size, pitch, how many old layers come off, and the system you choose.
These are Roofprint planning ranges built from our stated price book — directional planning figures, not a market survey or a precise quote. The table below breaks them down by roof size and system.
How the planning range is built
Three steps, and each one is on the record. This is where our honesty is supposed to show: we tell you which numbers are measured, which are estimated, and which are still assumptions.
Measure the roof
We read roof area and pitch from aerial imagery of your address — the two numbers that drive most of the cost. Each figure is labelled by how we know it: measured, estimated, or a planning assumption.
Run the price book
Measured area and pitch go through a fixed, stated price book — the same per-square-foot basis for every home. Nothing is hand-picked to hit a number; the calculation is deterministic and repeatable.
Widen for what we cannot yet see
What imagery cannot confirm — hidden layers, deck condition, access — stays as a band, not a single number. Less certainty means a wider range, shown honestly, and it tightens on site once a roofer confirms the details.
A read, labelled
How the band widens
What a roof replacement costs by size and system
Roofprint planning ranges by roof size and system tier. Figures are before 13% HST, carry a ±band for what we can’t yet see, and are confirmed against your actual roof before any firm price.
| Essential | Enhanced | Premium | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Smaller / simpler roof | $9,500–$13,500 | $11,500–$16,000 | $14,000–$19,000 |
| Average detached | $13,000–$18,000 | $15,000–$21,000 | $18,500–$24,500 |
| Large / steep / cut-up roof | $18,000–$24,000 | $21,000–$28,500 | $25,000–$34,000 |
Systems: Essential is a solid, code-compliant architectural roof; Enhanced adds premium architectural shingles and balanced ventilation; Premium is designer / impact-rated (Class 4) for the longest life. Compare the full detail in roofing systems, or see a city breakdown in the GTA cost guide.
What moves your number
Six things account for most of the difference between one roof and another. None of them are hidden — they’re what the read measures and what the on-site check confirms.
Facets & complexity
More valleys, hips, dormers and separate roof planes mean more cutting, flashing and slower work than a simple gable — the biggest reason two quotes on similar-size homes differ.
Pitch (steepness)
A steep roof can’t be walked normally, so it needs staging and is slower and riskier to work. Steeper pitch also adds surface area against the same footprint.
Access & storeys
Three-storey, tight-lot or hard-to-reach roofs cost more to stage and clean up safely. The most complex access is pulled out of instant pricing for an in-person look.
Old layers to remove
A second layer to tear off roughly doubles removal and disposal. Layers are hard to confirm from the sky, so they stay a planning assumption until the roofer checks the edge.
Deck condition
Rotted plywood under the old roof is invisible until tear-off. We photograph the deck, charge a fixed per-sheet rate, and only for what’s actually rotted — after you approve it.
Penetrations & details
Skylights, chimneys, plumbing stacks and vents each need their own flashing and labour. More penetrations, more detail work, more cost.
What we won’t do
The storm-chaser playbook is a blurry photo, a cash deposit, and a price that balloons once the crew is on your roof. Published, labelled pricing is the opposite of that — here’s what that means in practice.
- No cash deposit on the spot. Deposit timing is written into your agreement before you sign — never handed over at the door.
- No surprise change orders. Any change from the planning range is reviewed with you in writing before work continues.
- No pressure countdowns or “today-only” discounts to rush a signature.
- A planning range with its assumptions shown — before anyone asks for your phone number.
- A firm price confirmed on site with photos, and any scope change reviewed in writing first.
- Milestone payment tied to written terms, so what you pay follows what’s actually done.
Before you accept a firm quote, Roofprint shows the written scope, price, cancellation terms, deposit timing, and any consent needed for scope or price changes. Legal terms publish only from the signed agreement and counsel-approved launch copy.
Pricing at a glance
Roof pricing, answered honestly
Most GTA homeowners can plan on $13,000–$25,000 plus HST for a full asphalt roof replacement, and typically $15,000–$21,000 for an average detached home. These are Roofprint planning ranges based on our stated price book; your figure depends most on roof size, pitch, the number of old layers, and the system you choose.
Neither — it’s a planning range. It’s built from measured roof area and pitch run through a fixed price book, then widened for what imagery can’t confirm. A firm price is only set after a roofer confirms layers, deck condition and access on site. We say “planning range,” not “estimate,” on purpose.
The width reflects honest uncertainty. A clear image of a simple roof gives a tighter band; a complex or partly obscured roof, or an unknown number of old layers, gives a wider one. The band narrows as we learn more, and closes to a single figure at the on-site confirmation.
No — the ranges shown are before Ontario’s 13% HST, which is added on top and is lawful to state separately. Your written proposal itemizes the price and the HST so the total is clear before you sign.
Deposit timing is set out in writing before you sign. Your signed agreement sets out booking, deposit timing and cancellation terms in writing before you commit. We don’t take a cash deposit on the spot.
Your firm price is confirmed on-site with photos, and any scope or price change is reviewed in writing before work proceeds. This is our own policy, not a legal guarantee — Ontario’s statutory 10% cap applies to auto repair, not roofing.
They’re Roofprint’s own planning ranges, sourced to our stated price-book basis and current GTA material and labour costs for 2026. They’re directional planning figures, not a market survey or a precise quote, and they’re confirmed against your actual roof before any firm price.
Averages are a starting point. Your roof is specific.
Enter your address for a planning range built from your actual roof — every assumption on the record, before anyone asks for your number.
Figures on this page are Roofprint planning ranges for the GTA in 2026, sourced to our stated price-book basis and current material and labour costs. They are directional planning figures — not a market survey, an appraisal, or a firm quote — and are shown before 13% HST. Your planning range is calculated from your roof and confirmed on site before any firm price. Deposit, cancellation and change-of-scope terms are set out in writing in your signed agreement.