Prices

National averages are misleading. The cost to replace a roof in New York City is vastly different from the cost in rural Ohio, even if the material price is identical. The difference lies in the Local Labor Factor.
RoofingData.us tracks real-time labor rates, permit fees, and disposal costs for over 600 U.S. markets. Select your state below to view city-specific data.
📊 The 2025 Cost Model
Our reports are not random estimates. We combine three datasets to generate our “Net Cost” matrix:

BLS Labor Rates: Bureau of Labor Statistics hourly wage data for Roofers (Code 47-2181).
Regional CPI: Consumer Price Index adjustments for material shipping.
Local Codes: Mandatory add-ons for Ice Shield (North) or Hurricane Clips (Coast).

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📈 Most Expensive Markets
Due to high union wages and disposal fees, the Northeast (NY, MA) and West Coast (CA, WA) currently trade at 1.4x to 1.8x the national average.
📉 Most Affordable Markets
The Southeast (AL, MS, GA) and parts of the Midwest currently offer the most competitive labor rates, often 15% below the national baseline.