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Roofing Revenue Calculator

Estimate annual roofing revenue from crew count, install volume, and average project value.

Roofing revenue is driven by crew capacity and project mix more than daily service calls. This calculator estimates annual revenue from your install crews, monthly job volume, and average project value — then benchmarks against industry norms.

  • Install Revenue = Crews × Installs/Crew/Month × Avg Ticket × 12
  • Median roofing company generates ~$2.0M annually
  • Top crews produce $400K – $900K revenue per year

Built for roofing owners planning capacity, storm-season scaling, and growth targets.

Source: BizMetricsHQ 310+ roofing companies (2025–2026). Methodology

Capacity Inputs

Estimate revenue from crew capacity and project mix.

Estimated Annual Revenue

$3,060,000

Strong vs benchmark · $1,060,000 vs median

Revenue Per Crew

$765,000/yr

Monthly Install Revenue

$240,000

Total Annual Installs

240

Industry Benchmark

$400K – $900K

Median $2,000,000 company revenue · 310+ Roofing businesses

Roofing Revenue Benchmarks

MetricIndustry Range
Median Annual Revenue$2.0M
Revenue Per Crew$400K – $900K
Installs Per Crew / Month4 – 8
Replacement Ticket$8K – $22K

Frequently Asked Questions

How much revenue can a roofing crew generate?

A productive install crew typically generates $400K–$900K annual revenue, with a median near $650K. At 5 installs/month and $12K average ticket, one crew produces ~$720K/year before repair and service add-ons.

How many roof installs should a crew complete per month?

Most residential install crews complete 4–8 jobs per month depending on project size, weather, and crew size. Large commercial projects may count as fewer jobs with much higher ticket values.

What is average roofing company revenue?

The median owner-operated roofing company generates about $2.0M annually. Storm-market operators with 4–6 active crews often exceed $3M during peak seasons.

How does repair revenue affect total roofing revenue?

Repair and service work typically adds 15–30% on top of install revenue for mixed operators. Insurance restoration companies may see install-heavy revenue with fewer small repairs.