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Roof replacement resources for homeowners

Resources for the roof replacement process

If this is your first roof replacement, or it’s been many years, you’ve come to the right place. As North America's largest roofing manufacturer, more homes and businesses in the U.S. are protected by a GAF roof than by any other product.
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Get help from local roofers certified by GAF

Contractors certified by GAF must be insured and licensed in the state where their principal place of business is located (if required). In addition, GAF may consider factors such as years of roofing experience and customer reviews. Only contractors certified by GAF can offer our enhanced warranties on qualifying roofing systems.1
1Contractors enrolled in GAF certification programs are not employees or agents of GAF, and GAF does not control or otherwise supervise these independent businesses. Contractors may receive benefits, such as loyalty rewards points and discounts on marketing tools from GAF for participating in the program and offering GAF enhanced warranties, which require the use of a minimum amount of GAF products. Your dealings with a Contractor, and any service they provide to you, are subject to the Contractor Terms of Use. Visit gaf.com/gaf-contractor-terms-of-use for details.

Understand roof replacement costs

A regular roof inspection will help determine if you need to repair or replace your roof. A lot goes into your roof, from materials to labor. Use these resources to better understand costs and payment options

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Get a cost estimate

Tell us about your project and get a free estimate to replace your roof.
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Factors that impact your roof replacement cost

See what makes up a roof estimate and factors that may impact it.
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Navigating insurance

We also provide information to help you navigate the insurance process, so you can get back to normal faster.
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Warranty options to protect a new roof purchase

GAF Warranties

Resources for replacing a storm-damaged roof

2 Eligibility criteria, terms, and restrictions apply. See current FORTIFIED Home™ Standard available at fortifiedhome.org for details. U.S. only.
3 Insurance discounts, grants, and other incentives are not guaranteed and may vary if available.
5 UL 2218 Class 3 and Class 4 impact-resistance test performed under controlled laboratory conditions. Hail damage is not covered under any GAF Limited Warranties for asphaltic shingles. GAF makes no express or implied warranty about the impact performance of this product against hail.
6 Insurance discounts are not guaranteed. If available, discounts vary by state and insurance company. Contact your insurance agent for information before installing a new roof.

View all storm restoration resources for homeowners

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Explore GAF products for a new roof

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Timberline HDZ® Shingles

Built without compromise, GAF’s #1 selling shingle offer industry-first technologies and powerful warranties.7 Plus, Timberline HDZ® Shingles provide two distinct color collections (US only), delivering unrivaled beauty that demands a second look.
7See GAF Shingle & Accessory Limited Warranty for complete coverage and restrictions.
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Virtual home remodeler

Use our unique Virtual Remodeler to visualize your roof. Start with a house similar to yours or use a picture of your own house. It’s simple and easy.

Shingle match quiz

Tell us what you're looking for, and we'll show you which GAF shingles are the best match.
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Shingle color guide

Bring your personal style home with a wide range of roof colors, looks, and architectural shapes.
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Parts of a roof

See everything that goes into the roof over your head. Spoiler alert: It's a lot more than shingles.
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Get valuable roofing tips for homeowners on our blog

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