Redmond Homeowners: Measure Your Roof Online Before You Get Quotes

The strongest position in any roofing negotiation is knowing your own square footage — and Redmond homeowners can get it free in about a minute. Measure your roof here: trace it on satellite imagery, pick your pitch, get squares, gutters, and a cost range sized to your home.

Redmond's roof eras, roughly

• 1960s–70s Grass Lawn / Education Hill originals: moderate-pitch ramblers and split-levels, simple to trace, often on their second or third roof by now
• 1980s–90s planned developments: two-stories with attached garages — the classic 18–24 square Redmond roof
• 2000s+ Redmond Ridge / new infill: bigger footprints, more valleys and dormers, higher waste factor on materials

Tech-town bonus: this is a spreadsheet-friendly report. Squares, per-section areas, edge lengths in feet, and a waste table from 5–25% — real numbers you can model, not "call for estimate." (How squares translate to cost →)

60-second workflow

1. 1. Address in → satellite up
2. 2. Trace each roof plane; lock finished sections
3. 3. Draw gutter/ridge/valley lines for linear feet
4. 4. Download the PDF — then compare every contractor bid against it

📐 Run my Redmond roof →

Roof4Life serves all of Redmond — free on-site inspections if the numbers raise questions.

FAQ

How many squares is a typical Redmond two-story?

Most 80s–90s two-stories run 16–24 squares; Redmond Ridge-era larger homes trend 24–35.

Can I verify the tool's number?

The report includes an independent AI satellite cross-check next to your trace — the two should land within a few percent.

Do you price from this measurement?

It anchors your estimate range; final pricing is confirmed with an on-site measure before contract, so there are no surprises.