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Whether you've planned for it or not, a roof replacement is a huge investment. Sometimes unexpected issues happen and sooner or later, you'll have to replace your roof, and unfortunately like storm damage or faulty installation. If you find yourself in a predicament such as this, just know we have solutions to help!

The price of a new roof varies from one home to another depending on several factors. such as roof size, complexity, roof material, geographical area, and roofing contractor. This ultimately makes it even more difficult for some homeowners to save the right amount of money for a roof replacement. By the time you finish reading, we hope you have a little more of an idea if this is the right choice for you. Let's begin!

There are 7 key factors that can affect the final cost of your roof replacement. 

1. The size of your roof
2. The type of materials you have selected for your new roof
3. The complexity of the roof
4. The level of workmanship warranty
5. Dump and transportation fees
6. The amount of decking, rafters, or facia boards replaced
7. The overhead cost of the roofing company

The overall size or square footage of your roof will be precisely measured by your contractor. Your contractor (Pro Styles Roofing) will also need to measure all of the other parts separately to figure out the total cost of the materials that they'll need to complete your roof.  We also use satellite reports for these measurements when they're available. 

Measurements include: 

• Total square footage of roof area
• Total linear feet of valleys
• Total linear feet of hips and ridges
• Total linear feet of fascia boards or edge of the roofline 
• Total linear feet of flashings needed
• Any additional items such as pipes and vent

Many Americans use financing options for all types of expensive purchases, and a roof replacement is no different. Even though the roof is one of the most important parts of the home, we tend to forget about it (guilty as charged.) Far too often, we put off the necessary maintenance, repairs, and replacement until serious signs of damage appear. Spring a leak. Whoops.

In some cases where insurance companies can cover some of the damage you may still have to pay out of pocket with a deductible that’s out of budget. When this occurs, it's time to consider financing your roof replacement.

The average homeowner likely has many more options for financing a roof replacement than they may realize. Government programs, home equity loans, and private financing are just a few of the options out there. Before you commit to any of them, it’s essential to do your research to make a responsible financial decision for your new roof!

Financing can sound a bit daunting if you've never done it before, but knowing the benefits can help you come to an understanding of what it means. There are many pros to financing your next roofing project, including the following:

• Low Monthly Payments: Allowing you to make smaller payments over time can help you avoid draining those pockets so quickly. Depending on your payment terms and credit history, you may also benefit from low-interest rates during the life of the loan.
  
  
• Defer Upfront Payment Without Interest: You also have the option to delay a lump sum payment while still avoiding interest. These are loans with 0% financing up-front and no prepayment penalties. However, the loan should be paid off during a certain time period.
  
  
• Delay Payments: Some loans allow you to put off payments for a set period of time. But note that once the time is up, you’ll start making regular payments with an interest rate. This option comes in handy if you don't have the cash but need to take care of a roofing project as soon as possible for safety concerns.
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Applications can be submitted online here or over the phone, eliminating the need for paperwork—though an electronic signature will be required. After a quick review of your details, your approval notification is typically received within minutes.