Quick estimate calculator
Enter your home's approximate square footage and pick a material. This gives you the same ballpark range we'd give you on the phone — a real inspection is what turns it into a number you can sign.
This is an estimate tool, not a quote. Actual pricing depends on decking condition, existing layers, access, penetrations and current material costs.
2026 price ranges by material
- Architectural shingle — roughly $9,500 to $24,000. The default choice for most Hill Country homes. 20–25 year realistic service life in Texas heat.
- Impact-rated Class 4 shingle — roughly $12,500 to $30,000. Typically 15–25% over standard architectural, and frequently qualifies for an insurance premium discount in hail-prone counties, which can recover the difference over time.
- Standing-seam metal — roughly $24,000 to $55,000. Two to three times asphalt, against a 50-year service life instead of 20, plus Class 4 impact and 140+ mph wind ratings.
- Concrete or clay tile — roughly $28,000 to $70,000. Common west of 1604. The tile outlasts the underlayment beneath it, so tile homes often need underlayment replacement rather than full tile replacement.
- Commercial TPO, EPDM or modified bitumen — roughly $35,000 to $70,000+. Driven by square footage, insulation, deck condition and drainage design.
What actually drives your number
Two homes of identical square footage can differ by 40%. Here's what moves it:
- Pitch. Anything above about 7/12 requires additional safety staging and slows installation considerably.
- Existing layers. Two or three old layers means multiple times the tear-off labor and disposal volume.
- Decking condition. Invisible until tear-off. Always get a per-sheet price in writing before work starts.
- Penetrations and valleys. Every pipe, vent, skylight, chimney and valley is detail work — and detail work is where roofs leak.
- Access. Tight lots, steep driveways and landscaping that can't be staged over all add labor.
- Ventilation corrections. If the attic is under-ventilated, fixing it during replacement is far cheaper than retrofitting later.
Repairs, not replacements
Most roof repairs here run $350 to $1,800. Pipe boots are usually the cheapest common fix; decking repair and structural work are the most expensive. If someone quotes a full replacement on a roof with a single failed penetration, get a second opinion.
Insurance work vs retail work
On an approved storm claim you typically pay only your deductible — which in Texas is frequently a percentage of dwelling coverage rather than a flat amount. Our deductible guide covers how that math works, and the Storm Center walks through the whole claim process.
Financing
Retail replacements can be financed. We cover options, what's typically required, and the questions worth asking on our roof financing page.
City-specific pricing
Costs vary modestly across our service area with access, permitting and typical home size. See Boerne, San Antonio, New Braunfels, Kerrville, Fair Oaks Ranch, Bulverde, Helotes and Spring Branch.
