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Roof Replacement Cost Calculator: State-by-State Cost Guide (2026)

Roof Replacement Cost Estimate

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Inputs affect labor, materials, permits, and local pricing · Results are planning estimates, not contractor bids

Total area to be covered. Directly affects material and labor quantities.

Steeper roofs require more labor time and safety equipment.

Higher-grade materials cost more but typically last longer. Affects both material and labor rates.

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National range $9,302 – $15,947
States covered 51

Looking for accurate roof replacement cost estimates? Enter your zip code above to get instant pricing based on your specific project details, including materials, dimensions, and location.

Nationally, roof replacement costs range from $9,302 to $15,947, with a typical cost of $11,960. Costs vary significantly from state to state due to differences in labor markets, material availability, building codes, and permit requirements.

National Roof Replacement Cost Overview

Low End

$9,302

Mid Range

$11,960

High End

$15,947

Roof Replacement Costs by State

Costs vary widely across the United States. States with higher costs of living, stricter building codes, and higher demand for skilled labor tend to have higher project costs.

See all 51 states ranked by roof replacement cost

What Drives Roof Replacement Costs?

Several factors determine the final cost of any roof replacement project. Understanding these helps you interpret quotes and make informed decisions about where to allocate your budget.

Roof Pitch

Choose from 3 options, from Low (0-3/12) to Steep (7-12/12). Each tier carries different cost implications for both materials and labor.

Roofing Material

Choose from 2 options, from Asphalt Shingles to Tile Roofing. Each tier carries different cost implications for both materials and labor.

Location

Your state and local market affect labor rates, material transport costs, permit requirements, and building code compliance costs.

Permits and Inspections

Permit costs range from $0 to over $500 depending on the state and municipality. Some areas also require inspections at multiple stages.

Roof Replacement Cost Calculator by State

Select your state to get a detailed cost estimate with local rates:

State Low Mid High
Alabama $8,819 $11,338 $15,118
Alaska $9,960 $12,806 $17,075
Arizona $9,217 $11,851 $15,801
Arkansas $8,599 $11,056 $14,742
California $10,277 $13,213 $17,617
Colorado $9,415 $12,106 $16,141
Connecticut $9,627 $12,378 $16,504
Delaware $9,184 $11,808 $15,744
District of Columbia $10,133 $13,028 $17,371
Florida $9,116 $11,721 $15,628
Georgia $9,074 $11,666 $15,555
Hawaii $10,360 $13,320 $17,760
Idaho $8,986 $11,554 $15,405
Illinois $9,913 $12,745 $16,993
Indiana $9,087 $11,684 $15,578
Iowa $9,050 $11,636 $15,514
Kansas $9,121 $11,726 $15,635
Kentucky $8,849 $11,378 $15,170
Louisiana $8,691 $11,174 $14,899
Maine $9,239 $11,878 $15,838
Maryland $9,795 $12,594 $16,792
Massachusetts $9,816 $12,620 $16,827
Michigan $9,149 $11,762 $15,683
Minnesota $9,986 $12,839 $17,119
Mississippi $8,706 $11,193 $14,924
Missouri $9,307 $11,966 $15,954
Montana $9,090 $11,687 $15,583
Nebraska $8,937 $11,490 $15,320
Nevada $9,172 $11,793 $15,724
New Hampshire $9,387 $12,070 $16,093
New Jersey $10,283 $13,222 $17,629
New Mexico $8,930 $11,482 $15,309
New York $10,210 $13,128 $17,503
North Carolina $9,050 $11,636 $15,514
North Dakota $9,163 $11,781 $15,708
Ohio $9,021 $11,598 $15,465
Oklahoma $8,712 $11,202 $14,936
Oregon $9,892 $12,719 $16,958
Pennsylvania $9,291 $11,945 $15,927
Rhode Island $9,392 $12,075 $16,100
South Carolina $8,986 $11,554 $15,405
South Dakota $9,022 $11,600 $15,466
Tennessee $8,767 $11,272 $15,029
Texas $9,086 $11,682 $15,575
Utah $8,941 $11,496 $15,328
Vermont $9,248 $11,890 $15,854
Virginia $9,442 $12,140 $16,186
Washington $10,246 $13,173 $17,565
West Virginia $8,781 $11,290 $15,054
Wisconsin $8,950 $11,508 $15,344
Wyoming $8,939 $11,494 $15,325

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a roof replacement cost in the United States?
The average roof replacement in the United States costs between $ and $ for a standard asphalt shingle roof on a single-story home. Metal roofing costs 2-3x more.
What factors affect roofing costs in the United States?
Key factors include roof size, pitch steepness, material choice, number of stories, local labor rates, and permit costs in the United States.
How long does a roof replacement take?
Most residential roof replacements take 1-3 days for asphalt shingles. Metal and tile roofs may take 5-7 days.

How this estimate was built

Data sources: Bureau of Labor Statistics (OEWS), Craftsman National Estimator, NAHB permit data

Formula: (Labor + Materials) × Overhead × Regional Multiplier ± Range

Granularity: State-level averages; metro areas may vary 20–30%

Last updated: April 2026

Estimates are for budgeting purposes. Actual costs depend on project specifics, contractor, and local conditions. See our full methodology for details. Report an error.

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