Your roof, priced before anyone calls you

You type your address. The estimator pulls current satellite and aerial imagery of that roof, measures its facets, pitch, and total area, adds a 15% waste factor, and multiplies by our published rate. You see a real price on screen before anyone calls you.

It's free, and yes — the estimator asks for your name, email, and phone along with your address, and you confirm you're happy to hear from us. What you don't do is sit through a sales visit to find out the number: your price range comes back on screen, and you can compare it against our published rates on this page before anyone calls you. Once you have it, we call to book the appointment and answer your questions.

The measurement itself is accurate — it's the same aerial-imagery method insurance adjusters and roofing suppliers use. What imagery can't see is condition: rotten decking, hidden layers, or structural repairs underneath. Those are found at the free on-site service and maintenance check, and they're the main reason a final proposal can differ from the online range.

Your measured roof area plus 15% waste. Roofing material gets cut to fit hips, valleys, and edges and the offcuts are thrown away, so every roof consumes more material than its bare measurement. We show that factor instead of hiding it inside the rate.

The instant estimator prices asphalt shingle replacement on residential roofs. For tile, metal, flat, or commercial work, call the office nearest you — those systems price on the specific roof rather than a flat per-square-foot rate.

No. Your signed written proposal is the binding number. The online range tells you honestly what our published rates produce for your measured roof, so you can budget and compare before anyone comes out.

Yes. We price roofs for the person who owns the property. If you rent, your landlord or property manager has to be the one to request it — we can't quote or schedule work on a home you don't own. If you're buying and haven't closed yet, we can still measure it so you know the number going in; just tell us that when we call.

Central Florida, out of Clermont, Orange City, and Bradenton. That covers Lake, Orange, Seminole, Volusia, Polk, Marion, Manatee, and Sarasota counties and the towns around them. We are not a national company and we don't sell your information to one — if your roof is outside that footprint, the estimator will still measure it, but nobody from Noland's will be able to come out, and we'd rather tell you that here than after you've waited on a call.

Probably not on its own, and it's worth knowing why. Satellite imagery sees one continuous roof, so on an attached building it measures the whole structure — which can make your estimate look roughly double what your share would be. Run it anyway if you like, then tell us it's attached when we call and we'll price your portion properly. If your roof is governed by an HOA or condo association, they usually control the roof entirely, and that's a conversation to have with them first.

Because the address is the measurement. There's no roof to measure without it — a city, a ZIP, or "Florida" gives the estimator nothing to work with, and the estimate comes back empty. It's the one field we genuinely can't work around.

Sí. We have Spanish-speaking staff at the office and Spanish-speaking crews in the field. Fill out the estimator normally and tell us Spanish is your preference when we reach out, or call (352) 242-4322 and ask for someone who speaks Spanish. Nadie va a apurarte por el idioma.

Reply STOP to any text and the texts end immediately. Tell whoever calls that you're not interested and we mark the file closed — you won't get chased. It happens more than you'd think from an ad, we're not offended, and there is no penalty for changing your mind.

Sometimes. If it's under about five years old and you have no leaks, you don't need us and we'll say so on the phone. Where it can still be worth the estimator: knowing today's replacement number for insurance purposes, or if your carrier has sent you anything about the roof's age. If a carrier letter is what brought you here, run it — that's a clock you didn't start and it's worth knowing your number before it runs out.