ASCE 7-22 · Roofs · Live now

Roof wind load calculations done right

Roof zones, GCp by roof type, and uplift on coverings and attachments under ASCE 7-22. One C&C Roofs Bundle unlocks all six roof types — flat, gable, hip, monoslope, multi-span, and sawtooth.

ASCE 7-22 based Engineering Reports PE seal in all 50 states
6 roof types
Flat, gable, hip, monoslope, multi-span, sawtooth
3 zones
Corner, edge, interior
Edge strip a
Auto-sized by code
All 50 states
PE sign-and-seal network

Simple, transparent pricing

Every plan unlocks all six ASCE 7-22 roof types. Pick the seat count you need and start with a 7-day free trial — no credit card required.

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Starter

Perfect for solo professionals and small contractors

$ 28 /month

20% OFF - Billed annually at $336/year

What's Included:

  • 1 user license
  • All 6 roof types (flat, gable, hip, monoslope, multi-span, sawtooth)
  • ASCE 7-22 Ch 30 zone pressures + uplift on coverings & attachments
  • 100 calculations/month
  • Permit-ready Engineering Reports (PDF)
  • Email support
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Premium

For teams up to 10 users with advanced features

$ 119 /month

20% OFF - Billed annually at $1,428/year

Everything in Pro, Plus:

  • Up to 10 user licenses
  • Unlimited calculations
  • Phone support
  • Onboarding training session
  • Custom report branding
  • Usage analytics
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Enterprise

Unlimited users for large organizations

Custom

Contact us for custom pricing

Everything in Premium, Plus:

  • Unlimited user licenses
  • Dedicated account manager
  • Custom training sessions
  • API access (coming soon)
  • SLA & priority support
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Government & Institutional Discount

25% off for building departments, universities, and government agencies

Individual

$21/mo

$252/year

Department (5 users)

$47/mo

$567/year

Institution (10+ users)

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Need it signed and sealed? We cover all 50 states.

The software produces the Engineering Report. When you need a stamp, our PE network signs and seals nationwide — Florida work up to three stories by our in-house Florida P.E., other states routed to a licensed engineer there. Sealing is a separate professional service.

Every roof typeFlat, gable, hip, monoslope, multi-span, sawtooth
Zone-by-zoneCorner, edge, interior GCp
Uplift on coveringsFasteners and attachments
Engineering ReportsPDF, Excel, CSV, print

What the roof calculator will do

A focused ASCE 7-22 tool for roof component-and-cladding wind pressures.

Roof zones

Corner, edge & interior zones

Suction peaks where the standard says it does

ASCE 7-22 divides each roof into pressure zones. The calculator maps every zone and applies the right coefficient automatically.

  • Corners carry the highest uplift
  • Edges sit between corner and field
  • Interior field covers the rest of the roof
  • Diagrams show each zone on your roof footprint
GCp by roof type

The right coefficients, every time

Each roof shape has its own GCp curves

All six roof types — flat, gable, hip, monoslope, multi-span, and sawtooth — use different external pressure coefficients. Pick the type and the calculator loads the correct ASCE 7-22 Chapter 30 set.

  • Gable & hip: slope-dependent GCp sets (hip includes the Fig 30.3-2G interpolation)
  • Flat (low-slope): field, edge, corner zones
  • Monoslope: high and low side (incl. Zones 2′/3′) handled separately
  • Multi-span: end-span vs interior-span coefficients
  • Sawtooth: Span A vs interior spans, with positive zones
  • Effective wind area drives coefficient selection
Uplift & edge strip

Coverings, attachments & dimension a

Net pressures that drive fastener design

Get net uplift on roof coverings and attachments by zone, with the edge-strip width a sized for you per code.

  • Net uplift per zone for fastener spacing
  • Edge strip a auto-computed from height and plan
  • 4 ft minimum for Florida, 3 ft elsewhere
  • Parapet and overhang checks where required
The output is an Engineering Report with full traceability — not a sealed document by itself. PE sign-and-seal is available in all 50 states through our engineering network.
ASCE 7-22 implementation PDF, Excel, CSV & print exports Zone diagrams included Edge-strip a auto-sized Coefficient citations Florida edge-strip minimum built in

How it will work

From roof geometry to permit-ready Engineering Report in minutes.

1

Project & location

Enter the address. Design wind speed comes from the project location.

2

Roof type & slope

Choose from all six types — flat, gable, hip, monoslope, multi-span, or sawtooth — then set the roof slope.

3

Geometry & height

Set plan dimensions and mean roof height. Dimension a is computed.

4

Zone pressures

Get corner, edge, and interior uplift, then export the Engineering Report.

Built for roof work

Roofing Contractors

Size fastener spacing and attachments to net uplift by zone. Submit clean documentation with every reroof.

Structural Engineers

Run roof C&C pressures fast, with every GCp value traced to its ASCE 7-22 section.

Architects & Designers

Specify roof coverings and edge details against real wind pressures during design.

Building Departments

Review roof uplift submittals against a consistent, transparent ASCE 7-22 format.

Restoration & Repair

Verify covering and attachment uplift on existing roofs after storm damage.

Product Suppliers

Match roof covering and fastener systems to the pressures a project demands.

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Frequently asked questions

Which roof types does the calculator cover?

All six roof types under ASCE 7-22 Chapter 30: flat (low-slope), gable, hip, monoslope, multi-span, and sawtooth. Every C&C Roofs plan unlocks every roof type. Each uses its own external pressure coefficient (GCp) sets and zone layouts, and parapets and overhangs are included where the standard requires separate checks.

What are roof zones and why do they matter?

ASCE 7-22 splits each roof into corner, edge, and interior zones. Suction peaks at corners and edges, so those zones carry the highest uplift. The calculator maps every zone and applies the correct GCp for each.

How is the edge-strip dimension a determined?

The width a is the smaller of 10 percent of the least horizontal dimension or 0.4 times the mean roof height, but not less than the code minimum.

Florida projects use a 4 ft minimum per FBC; elsewhere the ASCE 3 ft minimum applies.

Does it calculate uplift on roof coverings and attachments?

Yes. The tool reports net uplift pressures on roof coverings, fasteners, and attachments by zone, using the effective wind area you enter. That drives fastener spacing and attachment design decisions.

Will it support ASCE 7-22?

Yes. The roof calculator is built on ASCE 7-22, the latest published edition. Every coefficient traces back to its standard section, so reviewers can follow each value.

Can I get a permit-ready report?

Yes. The output is a detailed Engineering Report with inputs, zone diagrams, GCp values, and pressures, exportable to PDF, Excel, CSV, or print. PE sign-and-seal is available in all 50 states through our engineering network.

How much does the roof calculator cost?

C&C Roofs comes in three plans that all unlock every roof type: Starter at $28/mo (billed annually at $336/year), Pro at $47/mo ($564/year), and Premium at $119/mo ($1,428/year). Start a 7-day free trial, add a plan to your cart, and cancel anytime.

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