Kenmore Homeowners: Your Roof Measurement Is Free Now

At the top of Lake Washington, Kenmore quietly holds every Northwest housing type — and every one of them can be measured free from satellite in about a minute. Measure your roof here: square footage, roofing squares, gutter feet, and a cost range sized to your home.

Kenmore's mix, measured

• Lakeshore and older-grid ramblers and cottages (Moorlands, near Log Boom Park): single-story, simple planes, gutter-heavy perimeters — quick traces, and don't skip the 💧 gutter lines (why LF matters)
• Hillside split-levels and 70s–80s two-stories climbing toward Inglemoor: multiple roof planes at offset heights — trace each as its own section
• New downtown townhomes: compact per-unit roofs, sometimes low-slope — set the flat/low pitch and they measure near footprint

Lake proximity adds the usual moisture pressure — moss on shaded north planes, mildew streaking — which affects lifespan, not measurement. But if you're seeing those signs, the measurement is step one of the replacement math.

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FAQ

Can split-level roofs be measured accurately?

Yes — trace each offset plane separately; the report itemizes and totals them.

Do townhome low-slope roofs work in the tool?

Yes — choose the flat/low pitch option; those sections measure near their footprint and price as membrane systems.

What's a Kenmore reroof cost in 2026?

Ramblers and modest homes often land $12,000–$18,000; larger two-stories $16,000–$24,000 — your traced size sets the range.