$11/Sheet
Current California Inventory
OSB near you
Check current 7/16-inch OSB sheathing, confirm the sheet count your roof project needs, then call the closest yard before pickup.
A Better Starting Point
Keep the roof deck tied to the project plan.
OSB sheathing gives a roofing system a solid surface to build on, but the right panel is more than a quick measurement at the yard. A repair may call for a close match to the existing deck, while a reroof can uncover areas that need evaluation before new materials go back on. The framing, panel thickness, roof design, and condition of the existing deck all belong in the decision.
Affordable Roof Supply currently lists Grade A 7/16-inch OSB in 4-foot by 8-foot sheets at Ripon, Sacramento, and Fresno. That gives homeowners and roofing crews a real local starting point: a named panel, a listed price, and three pickup yards. It does not replace the project requirements, but it makes a stock check much more useful than asking for a vague sheet of wood at the last minute.
Sheet counts and availability can change as material moves through the yards. Before loading up, call with the panel size, number of sheets, preferred pickup location, and timing for the job. If the work includes shingles, underlayment, flashing, or nails, mention those at the same time so the material list can stay organized around one planned trip.
Current Listed Panel
Start with the OSB that is actually listed nearby.
The current listing is 7/16-inch Grade A OSB in a 4-foot by 8-foot sheet, priced at $11 per sheet and shown at all three Affordable Roof Supply yards. The panel size and stated price give a crew or homeowner practical details to confirm before pickup, especially when a repair has a defined area or a reroof schedule leaves little room for an extra material run.
Confirm the needed thickness and sheet count before you buy. Roof decking can vary with framing, span, loading, local requirements, and the system being installed. An installer, engineer, or the project documents should establish what belongs on the roof. The yard can then help confirm whether the listed panel is available, what the current price is, and where it can be picked up.
OSB also needs to arrive in good condition and be handled carefully. Plan for a vehicle or trailer that can carry full 4-foot by 8-foot sheets safely, protect the panels from unnecessary moisture, and secure the load for the drive. Those simple details help the material arrive ready for the job instead of creating damage before installation begins.
Listed Inventory
See the OSB currently listed for pickup.
The listing shows the panel size, unit price, and yards where it is currently shown. Call before pickup to confirm the exact sheet count and availability.
Before You Call
Bring the details that make an OSB stock check useful.
Start with the area that needs attention. For a repair, note where the soft, damaged, or exposed deck is located and how much of the roof may need to be opened. Clear photos can help a contractor understand the condition, but the final panel choice should come from the project plan and the professional responsible for the repair. A sheet count guessed from the ground can easily leave a job short once damaged material is removed.
For a reroof, keep the deck in the broader material conversation. New shingles need a sound surface, while underlayment, flashing, ventilation, and fasteners each handle a different part of the roof system. If the crew expects to replace panels, make that known before pickup instead of treating OSB as an afterthought once the old roof is already off. This gives the yard a clearer request and helps the crew keep the work moving.
Include the dimensions and the timing when you call. The current listed panel is 4 feet by 8 feet and 7/16 inch thick. State how many sheets the job calls for, which yard is easiest to reach, and when the material is needed. The yard can confirm the current listing and help you avoid a trip based on a quantity that has changed since you last looked online.
It also helps to separate a stock question from a design or installation question. Affordable Roof Supply can confirm the listed OSB, its current price, and pickup availability. The installer or project documents should confirm the proper deck repair, fastening, spacing, weather exposure, and other job-specific requirements. Keeping those roles clear leads to a faster conversation and a more reliable order.
Keep The Material List Connected
Plan the roof deck with the rest of the roof system.
A roof deck repair can be small and still affect the materials around it. Once the required panel is clear, check what else the job needs before the crew arrives. The synthetic roof underlayment listings can help with the layer above the deck, while the galvanized coil roofing nail listings provide a current starting point for a related fastener conversation. The correct products and installation details still depend on the specific roof.
Water management details deserve the same attention. If the work touches a valley or another roof transition, review the planned flashing detail with the installer, then check the current valley metal listing before pickup. A panel, underlayment roll, metal piece, and box of nails do not substitute for one another, but keeping them on one list can prevent a rushed second trip after the roof has been opened.
For a larger reroof, the material plan may also include shingles and roof ventilation. The current roofing shingle listings and roof vent listings give you nearby product information to discuss with the yard. Bring the installer’s list, product names, quantities, color needs, and preferred yard so each stock check connects back to the work actually planned.
Affordable Roof Supply has yards in Ripon, Sacramento, and Fresno. Once the panel and sheet count are established, choose the location that fits the job and call ahead. The yard locations page has addresses, hours, and direct contact details. A short confirmation before pickup can save time, protect a tight schedule, and make the material run feel like part of the project rather than a surprise interruption.
If a project is still being priced or scheduled, use the listing as a clear starting point rather than a promise of a future quantity. Ask the yard to confirm the panel, the number of sheets currently available, and the pickup window that works for the crew. For a homeowner, having that answer before work begins makes it easier to coordinate with the contractor. For a crew, it helps protect the day’s schedule when an unexpected deck repair becomes part of the job. The right preparation is simple: confirm the needed panel, confirm the current stock, and make the trip with a plan for loading it safely.
Frequently Asked Questions
OSB sheathing questions
What OSB is currently listed?
Affordable Roof Supply currently lists Grade A 7/16-inch OSB in 4-foot by 8-foot sheets at Ripon, Sacramento, and Fresno. Call before pickup to confirm the current sheet count and price.
How much is the listed OSB?
The listed 7/16-inch OSB is $11 per 4-foot by 8-foot sheet. Confirm the current price and available quantity with the yard before you drive over.
Can I choose roof sheathing by thickness alone?
No. The required panel can depend on the framing, span, roof design, existing deck, and project requirements. Confirm the panel choice with the installer or project documents before purchase.
Is OSB listed at all three yards?
The current listing shows 7/16-inch OSB at Ripon, Sacramento, and Fresno. Yard stock can change, so call the location you plan to visit before pickup.
What should I have ready when I call?
Have the panel thickness, sheet count, pickup timing, and preferred yard ready. If the job also needs shingles, underlayment, flashing, or fasteners, mention those items so the stock check can cover the full material list.
Ready To Check Stock?
Choose the yard closest to the job.
Call with the panel thickness, sheet count, and timing you need.