Affiliate disclosure

Last updated: 9 September 2026

RoofPriceBook is free to read because some of the links on this site earn us a commission. Here is exactly how that works.

The arrangement in plain English

When you click a "get free quotes" button on this site, you are taken to a partner service that connects homeowners with licensed local roofing contractors. If you request quotes there, that partner pays us a referral fee.

What this costs you

Nothing. The referral fee is paid by the partner out of their own arrangement with contractors. It is not added to your quote, and you do not pay more than a homeowner who arrived by any other route.

What we are paid for

We are paid when a homeowner requests quotes — not when someone signs a contract, and not more for an expensive roof than a cheap one. We have no financial interest in which contractor you choose, which material you pick, or whether you hire anyone at all.

How we keep the content honest

• Our cost figures are compiled independently. No partner or manufacturer reviews, approves, or influences them.
• We publish figures that work against us — such as advice to wait for the off-season, or that a repair may beat a replacement.
• We do not accept payment for favourable mentions of any brand or contractor.
• Every commercial link is marked, and is placed where a reader would reasonably expect one.

Our honest limitation

We cannot vet every contractor in the partner's network, and we do not claim to. We are not a party to any agreement you sign. Always verify a contractor's licence and insurance yourself, get the scope in writing, and compare at least three quotes before committing.

Regulatory note

This disclosure is made in accordance with the US Federal Trade Commission's guidance on endorsements and testimonials (16 CFR Part 255). If anything here is unclear, email hello@roofpricebook.com and we will explain it.