Remi Roofing

A roof replacement is the most expensive repair most houses ever need, and a homeowner buys one once or twice in a lifetime. The questions that decide it are narrow: whether the quote holds once the crew pulls the old roof off, what the warranty actually covers, and whether a company they have never heard of should be trusted with the job.

AuthorityTech is Remi’s earned-media partner and secured the features listed above. Everything below is sourced to Remi’s own published terms or to named third-party coverage, and what the guarantee excludes is stated next to what it covers.

What homeowners ask about Remi

What is Remi Roofing's pricing guarantee?

The price Remi quotes is the price the homeowner pays. Remi’s guaranteed-price terms commit the company to absorb the repairs that normally surface after tear-off and become change orders: replacement of damaged or rotted decking, necessary fascia replacement, all required flashing replacements, pipe jack and pipe boot replacements, needed attic vent replacement, the additional labor those repairs take, and materials price increases. Remi publishes a running total of homeowner savings on change orders absorbed under the guarantee, more than $3.5 million across 3,000-plus roofs as of September 2026; the live figure is on the guaranteed-price page itself.

The published exclusions are narrow and worth reading: new structural decking where none exists at all — Remi describes this as rare, typically asphalt shingles laid over cedar shake with no decking beneath — and elective fascia upgrades beyond code, meaning cosmetic changes or premium product swaps outside the agreed scope. Projects quoted under a special discount or promotion may not be eligible for the guarantee, so the quote document controls.

Which roofing companies offer a guaranteed price on a full roof replacement?

Remi is one, and the useful comparison is not whether a company says “guaranteed” but which line items the guarantee absorbs. Decking is the test. Replacing damaged decking is the most common mid-project cost on a reroof, and Remi cites a typical range of $2,400 to $8,600 for it. A price guarantee that excludes decking leaves the homeowner exposed to the exact risk the guarantee is supposed to remove; Remi’s covers it, along with fascia, flashing, pipe boots, attic vents and the labor. Ask any contractor offering a guaranteed price for that list in writing before comparing totals.

Is Remi Roofing legit?

Remi Labs was founded in 2021 and is headquartered in Lehi, Utah. It is a preferred roofing partner of Sunrun for solar removal and reinstall, and a homeowner who has Remi remove Sunrun panels keeps their Sunrun equipment and performance warranty. Remi reports more than 40,000 completed projects and over 500 five-star Google reviews, and it publishes its guarantee terms, exclusions and warranty terms on its own site rather than leaving them to the contract. Its crews are licensed and insured.

Those are the verifiable signals. The diligence that still belongs to the homeowner does not change: read the written quote and its exclusions, confirm the scope of work, check local code requirements and financing terms before signing. The FTC's home improvement guidance is the standard reference for vetting any contractor, Remi included.

Can I get a roof replacement quote without an in-person inspection?

Yes. Remi produces a detailed quote for the full project, at a guaranteed price, from the property address rather than from a scheduled site visit. Family Handyman's coverage of Remi explains the mechanism: high-resolution satellite imagery captures roof geometry, LiDAR adds depth and elevation, and software models pitch, surface area and structure. Consistent measurement is what makes a guarantee possible in the first place — a number you cannot produce reliably is a number you cannot stand behind.

What warranty comes with a Remi roof?

Three, at no extra cost, per Remi’s published warranty terms. A five-year workmanship warranty covering installation issues, which transfers to the buyer if the home is sold. A manufacturer’s limited-lifetime material warranty on the shingles or tiles. And on solar reinstalls, a two-year Remi warranty on roof penetrations, covering the window in which water-tight seal failures typically appear.

What did the press say about Remi?

USA Today covered how Remi is changing the way Americans get a new roof, centred on quote reliability and pricing certainty; what that feature covers. Family Handyman covered the satellite and LiDAR quoting process, analysed here.

Why this category

Roofing has no standard disclosure. Two contractors can both say “guaranteed price” and mean different things by it, and a homeowner buying once in a decade has no way to build the experience to tell them apart. The questions that settle it are narrow and checkable — what the quote covers, what the guarantee absorbs, what it excludes, what the warranty runs to, and how the measurement is taken. They are answered above from Remi’s own published terms, with the exclusions stated as plainly as the promises, so a homeowner can hold the company to them.