Roofing costs, made clear — then get free local quotes

Real-world 2026 pricing for roofing replacement and repair, adjusted for your metro — and up to 3 free quotes from vetted local roofers when you're ready.

62 metros covered 15 cost guides 100% free, no obligation Response within 48h
  • Compare up to 3 quotes from local roofers
  • Documented price ranges before you talk to anyone
  • Free cost calculator — no email required
  • Vetted, licensed contractors near you

Describe your project once and receive up to 3 quotes from local roofers.

Compare freely, no obligation — always free for homeowners.

  • Up to 3 quotes from vetted local roofers
  • Typical response within 48 hours
  • 100% free — no obligation to hire
  • Your details are never sold to spammers

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62 US metros covered 15 documented cost guides 100% free — homeowners never pay Vetted, licensed local roofers Typical response in 48h

How it works

1

Describe your project

Fill in the form in a few clicks with the details of your project.

2

Get up to 3 quotes

Local roofers send you their proposals, usually within 48 hours.

3

Compare & choose

Compare prices, references and approach — with our cost data to back you up.

4

Start the work

You pick the contractor freely. Free service, no obligation.

Roofing costs by project (2026)

📊 National price barometer

Across the United States, a full roof replacement on a typical home runs between $6,500 and $19,500, with most projects around $11,500. The final price depends on the material, the size and pitch of the roof, and your metro's labor market. Always compare several written quotes.

Want a number for your own roof? The free calculator adjusts for size, pitch, material and your metro — no email required.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a new roof cost in 2026?

A typical replacement runs $6,500 – $19,500 nationally, with most homeowners around $11,500. Equipment tier and your metro's labor rates drive the spread — see our cost guides or run the calculator for your own estimate.

Is the quote service really free?

Yes. Homeowners never pay anything. Contractors compete for your project — that is precisely what gets you a fair price.

Are your cost figures real quotes?

They are planning ranges built from documented national baselines and local cost indexes — see our methodology page. Real bids vary with the specifics of your home, which is why comparing several quotes matters.

How fast will I be contacted?

Most homeowners hear from the first contractor within 48 hours. You remain free to decline any offer.

Local roofing costs

Labor rates, codes and climate move prices by ±15% around the national average. Browse all 62 metro guides.

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