Florida Roofing Calculator

Florida Roof Replacement Cost Calculator (2026)

The average cost to replace a roof in Florida in 2026 is $9,500–$28,000 for a typical single-family home. Most homeowners spend $14,000–$18,000 for architectural shingle replacement on a 1,800–2,200 sq ft house. Metal runs $24,000–$40,000; tile runs $20,000–$50,000+.

Calculator

Estimate Your Roof Cost

Enter your roof size, material, pitch, and tear-off layers to get an estimated replacement cost range.

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Cost by Material

Florida Roof Replacement Cost by Material (2,000–2,500 sq ft Home)

MaterialInstalled CostLifespan (FL)
3-Tab Shingles$7,000–$13,00015–20 years
Architectural Shingles$10,000–$18,00020–25 years
Standing Seam Metal$18,000–$40,00040–70 years
Concrete/Clay Tile$20,000–$50,000+30–50 years
TPO/Flat Roof$8,000–$18,00015–25 years

Source: 2026 Florida contractor pricing.

Cost by Size

Roof Replacement Cost by Size (Architectural Shingle)

Roof SizeCost Range
1,000 sq ft$8,000–$10,000
1,500 sq ft$8,500–$13,000
2,000 sq ft$11,000–$18,000
2,500 sq ft$13,500–$19,500
3,000+ sq ft$16,000–$20,000+

Source: NW Florida Roof Cost Report 2026.

Bundle & Save

Bundling Roof + Solar: What You Save

If you need both a new roof and solar, doing them together is cheaper than sequencing. One project = one permit, one crew, no detach/reinstall.

ScenarioCost
Solar only (on good roof)$25,000
Roof only$16,000
Roof + Solar bundle$38,000
Solar now + Roof in 6 years$25,000 + $16,000 + $4,000 detach = $45,000
FAQ

Roof Replacement & Solar FAQs

How much does it cost to remove and reinstall solar panels for a roof repair?

Typically $3,000–$6,000 for a residential system, depending on array size and roof pitch.

Should I replace my roof before installing solar?

If your roof has fewer than 10 years of expected life remaining, yes. Replacing before solar saves thousands in detach/reinstall costs later.

Does solar void my roof warranty?

Not automatically — but the solar installer becomes responsible for leaks at penetrations. GAF and other manufacturers require proper flashing and may deny claims if installation doesn't meet standards.

Before You Go Solar

Fix Your Envelope First, Then Size Solar

Fix your envelope first, then size solar. Air sealing, insulation, and duct sealing reduce your cooling load — which means you can install a smaller, cheaper solar system.