The average cost to replace a roof in High Point is often higher than online estimators suggest.
Labor pricing in High Point currently hover at 0.976x the national average.
Additionally, the High Point climate requires specific attention to underlayment codes.
Avoid relying on generic online calculators, which frequently miss the ‘local mandates’ like dump fees and permits.
Below is the 2025 breakdown for a standard 2,200 sq. ft. home in your zip code.
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Pricing in High Point is consistent with national averages. Expect standard pricing without surcharges.
️ Climate-Specific Advice for High Point
- Wind Uplift: Coastal codes require high-wind rated shingles (130 mph+). Ask about ‘sealed roof deck’ options.
1. The ‘Hidden Fees’ Breakdown
The following table breaks down the specific costs for a 2,200 sq. ft. architectural shingle roof in High Point, NC, including labor, materials, and permitting fees. This equates to roughly $562 per square installed.
| High Point Roofing Cost Elements | Cost (2,200 sq. ft.) |
|---|---|
| Materials Total | $5,489 |
| ⌞ Shingles, Underlayment, Nails | $4,719 |
| ⌞ Drip Edge & Flashing | $770 |
| Local Labor (High Point) | $6,140 |
| Dump Fees | $522 |
| Permits | $222 |
| TOTAL ESTIMATE | $12,373 |
️ Local Permitting & Codes for High Point
- Department: Planning & Development
- Address: 211 S Hamilton St, High Point, NC 27260
- Phone: (336) 883-3151
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2. Material Comparison
| Material | Gross | Net (After ROI) |
|---|---|---|
| 3-Tab Asphalt | $10,595 | $4,238 |
| Architectural | $12,373 | $4,331 |
| Metal (Standing Seam) TAX CREDIT |
$24,759 | $3,714 |
| Clay/Concrete Tile | $30,096 | $7,524 |
A new roof isn’t just an expense; it’s an investment. The “Net Cost” column in our analysis subtracts the Resale Value Increase (ROI) from the upfront price.
Example: If you spend $20k but your home value goes up by $14k, your effective “Net Cost” is only $6k.
High Point Hiring Checklist
Before signing a contract in NC, ensure your roofer provides:
- Proof of Insurance: Liability and Worker’s Comp are mandatory to protect you from lawsuits.
- Local References: Ask for 3 recent jobs in the High Point area you can drive by.
- Written Warranty: Ensure you get both a manufacturer’s warranty (materials) and a workmanship warranty (labor).
- Licensing: Verify the contractor is registered with the NCLBGC (North Carolina Licensing Board).
- Scope of Work: A detailed itemized list including cleanup and disposal fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
In 2025, the average cost for an architectural shingle roof in High Point ranges between $10,517 and $14,228 depending on accessibility and slope.
Yes, most roofing projects in NC require a permit. Based on current labor values, you should budget approximately $222 for permit fees in High Point.
Most residential jobs in the High Point area take 2-3 days. Seasonal demand can affect this timeline.
Typically yes, if the damage is caused by a sudden peril like hail. However, policies usually exclude normal wear and tear due to age. Check our Insurance Guide for details.
Affordability & Options
Check your eligibility for insurance coverage or monthly installment options.
When to book in High Point: Roofing crews are busiest from August to October. Booking a Spring installation often secures faster turnaround times.
Not sure how to pay? Compare HELOCs vs. Contractor options in our Roofing Financing Guide.
Never hire without comparing options.
Given that High Point labor rates are volatile, we recommend comparing at least 3 licensed pros.
Methodology: Our 2025 cost analysis for High Point is based on a standard 2,200 sq. ft. roof geometry (4/12 pitch). Prices include local waste disposal fees, NC permit averages, and labor rates adjusted for the High Point metro area. Material costs fluctuate weekly; always verify with a written contractor bid.
About the Data:
This guide was updated on December 28, 2025 by the RoofingData.us Research Team. Our costs are calculated using a proprietary algorithm that tracks real-time labor rates in NC and material costs from major suppliers (ABC Supply, Beacon). Learn more about our methodology.