About RooferProMatch

RooferProMatch is a website about roof replacement and roof repair: what shapes the price of a roofing project, how roofing materials differ, how long a roof tends to last, and what to ask a roofing company before you sign anything. Alongside the articles, readers can request quotes from roofing companies through our form.

What we are, and what we are not

RooferProMatch is a lead-generation service. When you ask for quotes through our form, we pass your request to roofing companies, and they pay us. We explain that arrangement in plain terms on our page about how we make money.

We are not a roofer, a contractor or a manufacturer. We do not sell roofing materials, we do not measure or inspect roofs, we do not set prices or schedules and we do not do the work. A company that contacts you after a quote request is a separate business, and the price, the materials, the timing and the terms come from that company.

When an article names a roofing manufacturer or a product, it does so only to report facts, such as a published specification or a warranty term. We are not affiliated with the manufacturers named. We do not rank roofing companies or tell readers which one to hire. Questions about a specific contract, warranty or job belong with the company that made the product or did the work.

What we write

Each article answers one question, such as what changes the cost of a new roof, how asphalt, metal and tile compare, or when a repair may make more sense than a replacement. We work from official sources first: building code text as adopted by local building departments, federal agencies and state licensing boards. We also use the published guidance of roofing trade bodies, and published cost surveys, each attributed by name and date. Every figure is cited and labeled; our methodology page explains how.

Who writes and reviews

Articles are written by Brooke Danner (RooferProMatch Editorial) and reviewed for accuracy by Wes Holloway. Both are pen names used by our editorial staff, who research roofing costs, materials and contractor questions. They do not hold themselves out as roofers or tradespeople, and nothing on this site is a quote, a bid, an inspection or legal advice.

Errors and contact

If you spot a mistake, tell us through the contact page. We correct confirmed errors and list them, with dates, on our corrections page. Our privacy policy explains what we collect when you use the site.