Roof Replacement Cost by City

2026 roof replacement prices for cities across the United States

Roofing prices move with local labour rates, permit costs and tear-off disposal fees, so a national average is a poor guide to what any single job costs. Pick a city to see its own 2026 price per square and typical whole-roof total.

Roof replacement cost by metro, 2026 estimates

Local cost multiplier against the state baseline, and the resulting shingle range
Metrovs state baselineAsphalt shingles per square
New York, NY+45%$754 – $1,088
Los Angeles, CA+35%$702 – $1,013
Chicago, IL+18%$496 – $684
Houston, TX+5%$420 – $588
Phoenix, AZ-5%$380 – $532
Philadelphia, PA+15%$506 – $713
San Antonio, TX-2%$392 – $549
San Diego, CA+32%$686 – $990
Dallas, TX+4%$416 – $582
San Jose, CA+55%$806 – $1,163
Austin, TX+10%$440 – $616
Jacksonville, FL+5%$504 – $735
Fort Worth, TX+2%$408 – $571
Columbus, OH-8%$368 – $515
Indianapolis, IN-10%$342 – $468
Charlotte, NC-2%$392 – $549
Seattle, WA+30%$598 – $832
Denver, CO+10%$484 – $682
Washington, DC+30%$598 – $832
Boston, MA+40%$728 – $1,008
El Paso, TX-8%$368 – $515
Nashville, TN-2%$372 – $510
Detroit, MI-5%$380 – $532
Oklahoma City, OK-8%$350 – $478
Portland, OR+20%$528 – $744
Las Vegas, NV+5%$420 – $588
Memphis, TN-10%$342 – $468
Louisville, KY-8%$350 – $478
Baltimore, MD+18%$543 – $755
Milwaukee, WI+0%$420 – $580
Albuquerque, NM-5%$380 – $532
Tucson, AZ-7%$372 – $521
Fresno, CA+15%$598 – $862
Sacramento, CA+22%$634 – $915
Kansas City, MO-5%$361 – $494
Mesa, AZ-6%$376 – $526
Atlanta, GA+5%$399 – $567
Omaha, NE-7%$353 – $484
Colorado Springs, CO+5%$462 – $651
Raleigh, NC+0%$400 – $560
Miami, FL+25%$600 – $875
Long Beach, CA+30%$676 – $975
Virginia Beach, VA+5%$462 – $630
Oakland, CA+50%$780 – $1,125
Minneapolis, MN+5%$441 – $609
Tulsa, OK-8%$350 – $478
Arlington, TX+2%$408 – $571
Tampa, FL+18%$566 – $826
New Orleans, LA+10%$484 – $682
Wichita, KS-8%$350 – $478
Cleveland, OH-5%$380 – $532
Bakersfield, CA+10%$572 – $825
Aurora, CO+5%$462 – $651
Anaheim, CA+32%$686 – $990
Honolulu, HI+55%$1,054 – $1,473
Santa Ana, CA+32%$686 – $990
Riverside, CA+20%$624 – $900
Corpus Christi, TX+5%$420 – $588
Lexington, KY-8%$350 – $478
Stockton, CA+10%$572 – $825
Henderson, NV+5%$420 – $588
Saint Paul, MN+5%$441 – $609
Saint Louis, MO-5%$361 – $494
Cincinnati, OH-5%$380 – $532
Pittsburgh, PA+0%$440 – $620
Anchorage, AK+45%$899 – $1,276
Greensboro, NC-3%$388 – $543
Plano, TX+5%$420 – $588
Lincoln, NE-7%$353 – $484
Orlando, FL+10%$528 – $770
Irvine, CA+45%$754 – $1,088
Newark, NJ+30%$650 – $936
Durham, NC-2%$392 – $549
Chula Vista, CA+30%$676 – $975
Toledo, OH-8%$368 – $515
Fort Wayne, IN-10%$342 – $468
Saint Petersburg, FL+15%$552 – $805
Laredo, TX-8%$368 – $515
Jersey City, NJ+40%$700 – $1,008
Chandler, AZ-5%$380 – $532
Madison, WI+5%$441 – $609
Lubbock, TX-8%$368 – $515
Scottsdale, AZ+5%$420 – $588
Reno, NV+5%$420 – $588
Buffalo, NY+10%$572 – $825
Gilbert, AZ-5%$380 – $532
Glendale, AZ-5%$380 – $532
North Las Vegas, NV+2%$408 – $571
Winston-Salem, NC-4%$384 – $538
Chesapeake, VA+5%$462 – $630
Norfolk, VA+5%$462 – $630
Fremont, CA+50%$780 – $1,125
Garland, TX+2%$408 – $571
Irving, TX+4%$416 – $582
Hialeah, FL+22%$586 – $854
Richmond, VA+5%$462 – $630
Boise, ID-5%$361 – $513
Spokane, WA+10%$506 – $704
Baton Rouge, LA+5%$462 – $651
Tacoma, WA+20%$552 – $768
San Bernardino, CA+15%$598 – $862
Modesto, CA+10%$572 – $825
Fontana, CA+18%$614 – $885
Des Moines, IA-8%$350 – $478

Figures are per square — 100 square feet of finished roof — for installed work including tear-off, and are 2026 planning estimates rather than quoted prices. Squares shown allow for a typical 6/12 pitch and 10% waste. Always get three written quotes before committing.

What drives a metro above or below its state

Frequently asked questions

How is the metro multiplier worked out?

It represents local labour rates, permit and inspection overhead, and disposal costs measured against the state baseline. A multiplier of 1.20 means roof work in that metro runs about 20% above the state average.

Why is my city not listed?

The list covers the largest US metros. If yours is not here, the state page gives the baseline, and rural areas generally sit at or slightly below it while any large metro sits above.

Are these prices quotes?

No. They are 2026 planning estimates for budgeting, not offers. Pitch, complexity, tear-off layers and the condition of the decking all change the real number.

Does a higher multiplier mean worse value?

Not necessarily. Higher-cost metros usually have stricter code and inspection regimes, and the work that costs more is often work that has to be done to a higher standard.