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Roofing Squares
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Shingle Bundles
Basierend auf Roofing-Dichte (0 t/yd³)
Enter your roof dimensions into the roofing calculator above and get squares, shingle bundles, underlayment rolls, and 2026 cost estimates for your project.
Roofing Squares
Maße oben eingeben
Shingle Bundles
Basierend auf Roofing-Dichte (0 t/yd³)
| 1,500 sq ft roof (15 squares) | 50 bundles + 4 felt rolls |
| 2,000 sq ft roof (20 squares) | 66 bundles + 5 felt rolls |
| 2,500 sq ft roof (25 squares) | 83 bundles + 7 felt rolls |
| 3,000 sq ft roof (30 squares) | 99 bundles + 8 felt rolls |

| 3-tab shingles (materials) | $120 - $180 |
| Architectural shingles (materials) | $150 - $250 |
| Underlayment roll (felt, 4 sq) | $25 - $40 |
| Ice & water shield roll | $70 - $95 |
| Professional install (per square) | $450 - $700 |
Prices are 2026 US averages. Actual costs vary by region and supplier.
| Projekt / Anwendung | Empfohlene Tiefe |
|---|---|
| Low slope (3/12 to 4/12) | Pitch factor 1.0 - 1.05 |
| Medium slope (5/12 to 7/12) | Pitch factor 1.10 - 1.20 |
| Steep slope (8/12 to 12/12) | Pitch factor 1.25 - 1.40 |
| One roofing square | 100 sq ft of roof area |
Die meisten Lieferanten verkaufen roofing nach Kubikyard. Um Ihre Projektfläche umzurechnen, verwenden Sie diese Formel:
Unser Rechner multipliziert das Ergebnis zudem mit 0 Tonnen/yd³ (Standarddichte), um das geschätzte Gewicht anzuzeigen.
A roofing calculator converts your roof footprint into squares, then into shingle bundles. The core formula is: (Length x Width x Pitch Factor) / 100 = Squares. Squares x 3 = Bundles (for standard 3-tab shingles). A 40x50 foot roof with a 6/12 pitch: 2,000 x 1.15 = 2,300 sq ft = 23 squares = 69 bundles, plus 10% waste = 76 bundles.
Pitch factors correct for the fact that a sloped roof has more surface area than its flat footprint. The factor is the hypotenuse of the pitch triangle: for a 6/12 pitch, it is the square root of (1 + (6/12)^2), which equals 1.118. Our roofing calculator uses standard pitch brackets rather than making you do trigonometry: low slope multiplies by 1.0 to 1.05, medium by 1.10 to 1.20, steep by 1.25 to 1.40.
Waste factors for roofing depend on roof complexity, not just area. A simple gable roof (two rectangular planes) wastes about 10%: mostly ridge cuts and starter strips. Hip roofs waste more (12-15%) because every hip requires angled cuts. Roofs with dormers, valleys, chimneys, and skylights push to 15% or beyond. Each penetration means flashing, and each valley means woven or cut shingles that consume extra material.
Underlayment math is separate from shingle math. Standard #15 asphalt felt comes in rolls covering 4 squares (400 sq ft) with the required overlap. Synthetic underlayment is lighter, stronger, and covers 10 squares per roll, making it the better value despite higher per-roll cost. Ice and water shield, required by code at eaves in cold climates, is measured in linear feet along the eave: buy enough to extend 24 inches past the interior wall line.
Shingle bundle counts are not universal. The industry standard of 3 bundles per square applies to 3-tab and most architectural shingles, but heavy designer shingles sometimes pack 4 or 5 bundles per square. Always check the wrapper: it states both the bundle count per square and the coverage. When our calculator outputs bundle counts, it assumes the standard 3-per-square packaging and notes where to verify.
Never order exactly the calculated bundle count. Shingle color varies by manufacturing lot, and a mid-project reorder can produce a visible shade difference across your roof slope. The 10-15% waste factor in our calculator covers this.
Count your roof planes before ordering. Each valley, dormer, and chimney adds cutting waste. A simple gable roof needs 10% extra; a complex roof with multiple dormers needs 15% or more.
Ice and water shield is not optional in cold climates. Code requires it along eaves in regions with freeze-thaw cycles. It costs about $80 per roll but prevents the most expensive roof failure: ice dam leaks.
A roofing square is 100 square feet, and standard 3-tab shingles come 3 bundles per square. Architectural shingles are heavier and sometimes pack 4 bundles per square: check the wrapper, because bundle counts vary by manufacturer.