πŸ“ All Dallas–Fort Worth Β· Updated 2025

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3-Tab Asphalt
$7,200
β€” $11,500
Architectural
$8,500
β€” $14,200
Class 4 Impact
$9,800
β€” $16,500
Metal Roofing
$12,500
β€” $44,000
Tile Roofing
$11,200
β€” $22,500
Every DFW suburb

Roof Replacement Costs by City

Select your city below for hyper-local pricing, permit info, HOA guidance, and a dedicated roof cost calculator for your area.

Plano
Collin County
$9,200–$19,500
Arlington
Tarrant County
$8,200–$17,500
Garland
Dallas County
$8,000–$16,800
Irving
Dallas County
$8,400–$17,200
McKinney
Collin County
$9,500–$20,000
Grand Prairie
Dallas/Tarrant County
$8,000–$16,500
Mesquite
Dallas County
$7,800–$16,000
Carrollton
Dallas/Denton County
$8,500–$17,500
Richardson
Dallas/Collin County
$8,800–$18,000
Denton
Denton County
$8,200–$17,000
Allen
Collin County
$9,800–$20,500
Lewisville
Denton County
$8,600–$17,800
Flower Mound
Denton/Tarrant County
$10,200–$21,500
North Richland Hills
Tarrant County
$8,400–$17,200
Mansfield
Tarrant/Johnson/Ellis County
$9,500–$20,000
Euless
Tarrant County
$8,200–$16,800
Bedford
Tarrant County
$8,200–$16,800
Hurst
Tarrant County
$7,900–$16,200
Grapevine
Tarrant/Dallas County
$9,000–$18,500
Rowlett
Dallas/Rockwall County
$8,800–$18,200
Wylie
Collin/Dallas/Rockwall County
$9,200–$19,000
Cedar Hill
Dallas/Ellis County
$8,500–$17,500
DeSoto
Dallas County
$8,500–$17,200
Duncanville
Dallas County
$8,000–$16,500
Prosper
Collin/Denton County
$12,000–$25,000
Celina
Collin/Denton County
$11,000–$22,000
Forney
Kaufman County
$8,800–$18,000
Rockwall
Rockwall County
$9,500–$19,800
Sachse
Dallas/Collin County
$9,000–$18,500
Murphy
Collin County
$9,500–$20,000
Anna
Collin County
$9,200–$19,500
Melissa
Collin County
$9,000–$18,800
Princeton
Collin County
$8,800–$18,000
Fate
Rockwall County
$9,000–$18,500
Royse City
Rockwall/Hunt County
$8,800–$18,000
Waxahachie
Ellis County
$8,500–$17,500
Midlothian
Ellis County
$9,000–$18,800
Burleson
Tarrant/Johnson County
$8,800–$18,000
Keller
Tarrant County
$10,200–$21,000
Southlake
Tarrant/Denton County
$14,500–$35,000
Colleyville
Tarrant County
$12,000–$26,000
Coppell
Dallas/Denton County
$10,000–$21,000
The Colony
Denton County
$8,800–$18,200
Little Elm
Denton County
$9,500–$20,000
Highland Village
Denton County
$10,500–$22,000
Roanoke
Denton/Tarrant County
$10,000–$21,000
Trophy Club
Denton/Tarrant County
$11,000–$23,000
Farmers Branch
Dallas County
$8,500–$17,200
Addison
Dallas County
$8,200–$17,000
Lancaster
Dallas County
$7,800–$16,000
Heath
Rockwall County
$13,500–$28,000
Glenn Heights
Dallas/Ellis County
$8,500–$17,500
Corinth
Denton County
$8,800–$18,200
DFW 2025 overview

How Much Does a Roof Replacement Cost in DFW?

Roof replacements in the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex typically cost between $7,200 and $44,000+, depending on material, home size, and location. Most DFW homeowners with standard asphalt shingles pay between $8,500 and $18,000.

DFW labor rates run 8–15% above the national average due to the region's growth and high demand for skilled roofing crews. North Texas's position in "Hail Alley" means impact-resistant materials are especially popular here β€” and Class 4 shingles can reduce insurance premiums by 20–30%.

Why DFW Costs Differ by City

Roofing costs vary significantly across the Metroplex based on local labor markets, average home sizes, HOA requirements, and permit fees. Affluent northern suburbs like Southlake, Prosper, and Colleyville have higher average costs due to larger homes and premium material expectations. More affordable options exist in southern and eastern suburbs.

  • 1
    Material choice

    3-tab asphalt starts at $7,200. Class 4 impact-resistant shingles run $9,800–$16,500. Metal and tile can reach $44,000+.

  • 2
    Home size

    DFW homes average 1,700–3,800 sq ft depending on the suburb. Larger homes mean proportionally higher costs.

  • 3
    Hail damage

    Most DFW cities see 5–9 significant hail events per year. Insurance claims cover many full replacements.

  • 4
    HOA requirements

    Many DFW suburbs have HOAs with material and color restrictions. Budget 2–4 weeks for HOA approval in heavily governed communities.

πŸ“Š DFW Roofing Cost Ranges by Area

  • Collin County (avg) $9,500–$21,000
  • Tarrant County (avg) $8,200–$18,500
  • Dallas County (avg) $8,000–$17,500
  • Denton County (avg) $8,600–$20,000
  • Rockwall County (avg) $9,000–$20,000
  • Ellis County (avg) $8,500–$18,500

⚠️ DFW averages 5–9 significant hail events per year depending on location. Northern Collin County is among the most hail-prone areas in all of Texas. Class 4 impact-resistant shingles are a smart investment across the entire Metroplex.

Insurance tip: If your roof sustained hail or wind damage, most homeowners insurance policies will cover replacement minus your deductible. Get a licensed roofer to inspect within 48 hours of any major storm.

All materials

Roof Replacement Cost by Material β€” DFW 2025

MaterialCost/Sq Ft (DFW)Total (1,700 sq ft)LifespanNotes
3-Tab Asphalt$3.80–$5.20$7,200–$11,50015–25 yrsBudget option
Architectural Asphalt$4.50–$6.20$8,500–$14,20025–30 yrsMost Popular
Class 4 Impact Resistant$5.50–$7.50$9,800–$16,50030–50 yrsRecommended TX
Metal (Corrugated)$6.50–$9.00$12,500–$18,00040–60 yrsDurable
Standing Seam Metal$19.00–$26.00$36,000–$44,00050–70 yrsPremium
Concrete Tile$6.80–$9.20$11,200–$17,50040–60 yrsAesthetics
Clay Tile$9.80–$13.50$18,000–$22,50050–100 yrsLongevity
Wood Shakes$6.20–$9.80$11,000–$16,80020–30 yrsHigh maintenance
Slate$25.00–$34.00$43,000–$58,000100–150 yrsPremium

*Based on 1,700 sq ft single-story home, 5/12 pitch, full tear-off. DFW contractor pricing 2025.

Common questions

DFW Roof Replacement FAQ

Most DFW homeowners pay between $8,500 and $18,000 for an architectural asphalt shingle replacement on a standard 1,700 sq ft home. Costs vary by city β€” affluent northern suburbs like Southlake and Prosper run higher due to larger homes, while south and east DFW cities offer more competitive pricing. Use the calculator above for a city-specific estimate.

Class 4 impact-resistant architectural asphalt shingles are the top recommendation for most DFW homeowners. The Metroplex sits in Hail Alley β€” averaging 5–9 significant hail events per year β€” and Class 4 shingles provide the highest protection while qualifying for 20–30% insurance premium discounts with most Texas carriers.

Yes β€” if your roof was damaged by hail or wind (both extremely common in DFW), most policies cover replacement minus your deductible. After any significant storm, document damage with photos and have a licensed local roofer inspect before filing a claim. Installing Class 4 shingles often reduces your future premium significantly.

Verify their Texas TDLR license at license.tdlr.texas.gov, confirm they carry general liability and workers' comp insurance, get at least three written quotes, and check for local references from the past 12 months. Beware of out-of-state storm chasers β€” they flood DFW after major hail events and often disappear before warranty issues arise. Stick with a contractor that has a permanent Texas address.

Late summer through early winter (August–November) offers the best combination of mild weather, contractor availability, and competitive pricing. Spring (April–June) is peak storm season β€” contractors are busiest and scheduling is tightest. Fall gives you dry, mild conditions ideal for roofing work.

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