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Roof Replacement Cost Trend (2026)

up 3.2%
Year-over-year change in roof replacement costs. National average now ~$11,000.
National avg: $11,000
Typical range: $9,000$18,000
Since 2021: +28%

The national average cost of roof replacement has risen about 3.2% over the past year, reaching roughly $11,000 in 2026. Asphalt shingle prices have cooled to low-single-digit gains, but rising roofer wages and steady demand keep installed costs climbing.

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Roof Replacement cost trajectory, 2021–2026

Estimated national roof replacement cost (indexed from BLS producer-price data)
$0k$3k$6k$9k$12k$8,5902021$9,6302022$10,1402023$10,4002024$10,6602025$11,0002026

Indexed estimate (2021 = 100) based on BLS Producer Price Index category data and skilled-trade wage growth; actual prices vary by city and scope.

Where roof replacement costs the most & least

Local prices swing widely around the national average — driven by labor rates, climate, and permit costs. Here is how roof replacement ranks across the 50 metros we track.

RankMetroLocal factorAvg. cost
1San Francisco, CA1.18$13,000
2Los Angeles, CA1.16$12,710
3Seattle, WA1.13$12,430
4San Jose, CA1.13$12,420
5New York, NY1.13$12,380
6Miami, FL1.12$12,300
7Boston, MA1.12$12,280
8San Diego, CA1.11$12,270
9Sacramento, CA1.09$11,980
10Washington, DC1.09$11,950
11Riverside, CA1.08$11,870
12Portland, OR1.07$11,730
13Phoenix, AZ1.05$11,610
14Denver, CO1.05$11,610
15Minneapolis, MN1.04$11,500
16Philadelphia, PA1.03$11,390
17Tampa, FL1.03$11,370
18Dallas, TX1.03$11,360
19Baltimore, MD1.03$11,300
20Chicago, IL1.03$11,290
21Hartford, CT1.03$11,290
22Orlando, FL1.01$11,120
23Atlanta, GA1.01$11,100
24Providence, RI1.01$11,100
25Houston, TX1.00$11,020
26Jacksonville, FL0.99$10,910
27Detroit, MI0.98$10,780
28Richmond, VA0.98$10,780
29Raleigh, NC0.98$10,780
30Austin, TX0.98$10,740
31Las Vegas, NV0.97$10,710
32Nashville, TN0.97$10,710
33Virginia Beach, VA0.97$10,710
34Charlotte, NC0.97$10,670
35Salt Lake City, UT0.96$10,600
36St. Louis, MO0.96$10,590
37Milwaukee, WI0.95$10,510
38Indianapolis, IN0.95$10,410
39Columbus, OH0.94$10,400
40Pittsburgh, PA0.94$10,380
41Buffalo, NY0.94$10,380
42Cincinnati, OH0.94$10,350
43Louisville, KY0.94$10,340
44San Antonio, TX0.94$10,310
45Kansas City, MO0.93$10,260
46Cleveland, OH0.93$10,230
47Birmingham, AL0.93$10,190
48Memphis, TN0.92$10,160
49New Orleans, LA0.91$10,020
50Oklahoma City, OK0.91$10,010
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Frequently asked questions

Are roof replacement costs going up in 2026?
Yes. Roof Replacement costs have risen roughly 3.2% year-over-year, to a national average of about $11,000. Asphalt shingle prices have cooled to low-single-digit gains, but rising roofer wages and steady demand keep installed costs climbing.
What is the average cost of roof replacement in 2026?
The U.S. average is about $11,000 before local adjustment, typically ranging from $9,000 to $18,000 depending on scope and your city.
Why have roof replacement prices changed?
Asphalt shingle prices have cooled to low-single-digit gains, but rising roofer wages and steady demand keep installed costs climbing.

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