Roof costs
Roof costs in Phoenix: typical ranges for 48 jobs
A range you can plan around, before anyone climbs a ladder. Every figure below comes from the cost section of that service's own page, written for Valley homes in 2026.
Short answer
Most single repairs on Phoenix roofs land in the hundreds of dollars, tile underlayment replacement and full re-roofs land in the tens of thousands, and foam recoats sit in between. The table below gives a typical 2026 range for each of our 48 services, with the basis for each figure. Call (602) 878-3594 for a range on your own roof.
Typical price ranges by roof service
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| Service | Typical range | Basis | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roof Repair | $385 to $2,940 | per repair, most homes | Roof Repair |
| Emergency Roof Repair | $465 to $1,380 | per emergency tarp or seal visit | Roof Repair |
| Roof Leak Repair | $415 to $1,960 | per leak, most homes | Roof Repair |
| Monsoon Storm Damage Repair | $495 to $4,870 | per storm repair, most homes | Roof Repair |
| Hail Damage Roof Repair | $545 to $3,860 | per hail repair, most homes | Roof Repair |
| Wind Damage Roof Repair | $435 to $3,270 | per wind repair, most homes | Roof Repair |
| Roof Flashing Repair | $365 to $1,890 | per flashing repair | Roof Repair |
| Parapet Wall Repair | $485 to $2,860 | per parapet repair | Roof Repair |
| Scupper & Canale Repair | $345 to $1,780 | per scupper or canale | Roof Repair |
| Fascia & Soffit Repair | $395 to $2,240 | per repair, most homes | Roof Repair |
| Roof Deck & Sheathing Repair | $685 to $3,940 | per deck repair, most homes | Roof Repair |
| Tile Roof Repair | $415 to $1,860 | per typical repair visit | Tile Roofing |
| Tile Underlayment Replacement | $17,480 to $32,860 | for a typical 1,800 to 2,600 sq ft tile roof | Tile Roofing |
| Broken Roof Tile Replacement | $365 to $1,190 | for roughly 5 to 30 tiles on one visit | Tile Roofing |
| Concrete Tile Roofing | $11.40 to $17.80 | per sq ft of roof area installed | Tile Roofing |
| Clay Tile Roofing | $18.70 to $31.40 | per sq ft for new clay tile installed | Tile Roofing |
| Tile Roof Bird Stop & Eave Closure | $545 to $2,160 | for most homes, cleanout and closure | Tile Roofing |
| Foam (SPF) Roofing | $5.85 to $9.40 | per sq ft, foam plus coating | Flat & Foam Roofing |
| Foam Roof Recoating | $1.85 to $3.65 | per sq ft of roof surface | Flat & Foam Roofing |
| Flat Roof Repair | $435 to $2,180 | per repair, most residential roofs | Flat & Foam Roofing |
| Flat Roof Replacement | $8,460 to $19,730 | for a typical 1,200 to 2,000 sq ft flat roof | Flat & Foam Roofing |
| Elastomeric Roof Coating | $1.65 to $3.35 | per sq ft of roof surface | Flat & Foam Roofing |
| Silicone Roof Coating | $2.35 to $4.65 | per sq ft of roof surface | Flat & Foam Roofing |
| Built-Up Roofing | $6.85 to $11.20 | per sq ft for tear-off and new built-up roof | Flat & Foam Roofing |
| Modified Bitumen Roofing | $6.45 to $10.80 | per sq ft installed, two-ply system | Flat & Foam Roofing |
| TPO Roofing | $7.35 to $12.60 | per sq ft installed with insulation | Flat & Foam Roofing |
| Roof Drainage & Cricket Installation | $785 to $5,940 | for most residential drainage projects | Flat & Foam Roofing |
| Asphalt Shingle Roofing | $11,840 to $24,960 | per typical single-story home | Shingle & Metal Roofing |
| Shingle Roof Repair | $365 to $1,480 | per repair visit | Shingle & Metal Roofing |
| Metal Roofing | $9.85 to $18.70 | per sq ft of roof | Shingle & Metal Roofing |
| Metal Roof Repair | $415 to $1,860 | per repair visit | Shingle & Metal Roofing |
| Stone-Coated Steel Roofing | $11.35 to $17.85 | per sq ft of roof | Shingle & Metal Roofing |
| Roof Replacement | $12,460 to $38,790 | per typical single-story home | Replacement & Inspections |
| New Construction Roofing | $5.65 to $15.40 | per sq ft of roof, by material | Replacement & Inspections |
| Roof Inspection | $185 to $465 | per inspection | Replacement & Inspections |
| Roof Certification | $235 to $585 | per certification, repairs extra | Replacement & Inspections |
| Roof Insurance Claim Help | $285 to $645 | for an inspection, photo report and written scope | Replacement & Inspections |
| Roof Maintenance Plans | $265 to $645 | per year, two visits | Replacement & Inspections |
| Commercial Roofing | $2.85 to $11.65 | per sq ft of roof | Replacement & Inspections |
| HOA & Multifamily Roofing | $3.35 to $12.85 | per sq ft of roof | Replacement & Inspections |
| Mobile Home Roofing | $2,370 to $11,860 | per home | Replacement & Inspections |
| Solar Panel Removal & Reinstall | $2,870 to $7,640 | for a typical 14 to 30 panel home system | Solar, Vents & Extras |
| Solar Panel Bird Proofing | $635 to $1,840 | for a typical home array, cleanout and mesh | Solar, Vents & Extras |
| Skylight Repair & Replacement | $465 to $2,940 | per skylight, from repair to full replacement | Solar, Vents & Extras |
| Attic Ventilation & Radiant Barrier | $740 to $3,860 | for a typical single-family attic | Solar, Vents & Extras |
| Patio Cover Roofing | $545 to $4,380 | per patio cover, repair to full reroof | Solar, Vents & Extras |
| Gutter Installation & Repair | $415 to $3,270 | from repairs to partial or full gutter runs | Solar, Vents & Extras |
| Swamp Cooler Removal & Roof Patch | $685 to $2,370 | per cooler, removal and roof patch | Solar, Vents & Extras |
What moves a Phoenix roof price up or down
The ranges in the table assume a typical single-family Valley home. These are the things that push a real job toward the low or the high end.
- Roof size and pitch. Labor and material scale with squares (100 square feet each), and steep or tall roofs need more safety setup and slower work.
- What is under the surface. Soft or rotted decking, extra layers of old roofing and brittle underlayment only show up once work starts, and they are the most common reason a final price moves.
- Material and HOA rules. Concrete tile, clay tile, foam, shingle and metal sit at very different price points, and an HOA may limit which ones and which colors you can use.
- Penetrations and details. Solar mounts, skylights, vents, chimneys, parapets, scuppers and valleys each need their own flashing work, which adds time on every roof.
- Access and staging. Tight side yards, pools, steep driveways and gated communities change how materials get to the roof and how debris comes off.
- Season and urgency. Storm-season emergency work, night tarping and rush scheduling cost more than a planned job booked in spring or fall.
Why the final number comes after a visit
Most roof problems in the Valley sit under something: tile hides the underlayment, a fresh coat can hide wet foam, and a ceiling stain can be ten feet away from the gap that caused it. A price written before anyone has seen those layers is a guess, and guesses tend to grow once the work starts.
So we use the ranges above to help you plan, then walk the roof, photograph what we find and write a scope that names the materials and the steps. If something unexpected turns up mid-job, such as rotted decking, we show you photos and the cost before we go further. You can also use our roof-life estimator to see whether you are planning a repair or a replacement.
Questions about roof costs
Why do Phoenix roof prices vary so much between two similar homes?
Square footage is only the start. Pitch, height, how many valleys and penetrations the roof has, whether old layers must come off, what the deck looks like once it is exposed, HOA material rules and how easy it is to stage materials all change the labor and the waste. Two houses on the same street can differ by thousands.
Do these roof cost ranges include tear-off and disposal?
For replacement jobs the ranges assume normal tear-off and hauling for one existing layer. Extra layers, damaged decking, heavy tile disposal on a full tile removal or difficult access add to the figure. Repair ranges cover a typical visit, materials and cleanup.
Can you give me a firm roof price over the phone?
We can usually give a realistic range on the phone once we know the roof type, size and problem. A firm price comes after we have walked the roof, because hidden layers, soft decking and flashing details are what move the number most.
Is summer a more expensive time to replace a roof in Phoenix?
Not as a rule, but summer days are shorter for roofing because crews start at first light and stop early when the heat becomes unsafe. A large job can take more calendar days in July than in March. Spring and fall fill up fastest, so booking ahead helps.
Want a range for your roof?
Call (602) 878-3594. Tell us the roof type and size and we will give you a realistic range on the call.