Roof Replacement Cost in Washington, DC (2025)
Get accurate, location-specific roof replacement cost estimates for Washington. Compare prices by material, pitch, and layers to make an informed decision.
In Washington, full roof replacement typically runs $6,990–$25,629 for a 2600 sq ft roof with asphalt architectural. Most jobs finish in 1 days; insurance often covers storm damage minus a $1,398 deductible.
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Cost Range
Typical pricing for this service
Low
$6,990
Typical
$16,310
High
$25,629
Cost Factors:
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Timelines
Most projects complete in 1–2 days. We coordinate permits and inspections end-to-end.
Local Proof: Washington, DC
City-specific information for your area
Washington requires roofing permits for most replacements. We handle permitting and inspections.
59% of Washington homes use Asphalt Shingles
$1,398 typical for storm damage claims
Fast Cost Table by Material
Typical costs per square foot and total for a 2,000 sq ft home in Washington
| Material | Per Sq Ft | Min (2,000 sq ft) | Med (2,000 sq ft) | Max (2,000 sq ft) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3-Tab Shingles | $2.45–$8.97 | $4,893 | $11,417 | $17,940 |
| Architectural Shingles | $3.50–$12.81 | $6,990 | $16,310 | $25,629 |
| Impact-Rated Shingles | $4.19–$15.38 | $8,388 | $19,571 | $30,755 |
| Metal Roofing | $6.29–$23.07 | $12,582 | $29,357 | $46,132 |
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Common ZIPs in Washington: 10001, 10101, 10201
Estimated Total Cost
$20,332
Range: $10,051 - $48,231
Price Bands
Good
Budget option
$10,051
Better
Mid-range quality
$20,332
Best
Premium materials
$48,231
Cost Breakdown
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Neighborhood Intel: Washington
What homeowners on your block are installing right now
Average Roof Age
17 yrs
Many roofs are nearing replacement eligibility
Installs in last 90 days
60+
Verified permits + HOA approvals logged
Material Mix
Trending Color
Charcoal
Most requested palette with local HOAs
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What Drives Roof Replacement Costs in Washington?
Material Choice
Asphalt shingles are the most affordable, while slate and tile can cost 3-4x more. Premium materials offer longer lifespans but higher upfront costs.
Roof Complexity
Steep pitches, multiple valleys, dormers, and chimneys increase labor time and material waste, adding 15-50% to total costs.
Layer Removal
Removing multiple layers adds disposal fees and labor time. Most codes allow up to 2 layers; a third layer requires full removal.
Local Labor Costs
Washington labor costs are -19% below the national average, reflecting local demand and cost of living.
Material Availability
Local supplier networks and shipping distances affect material pricing.Washington sees competitive material costs.
Permits & Regulations
Local building codes and permit fees vary by municipality. Always factor in permit costs (typically $200-$1,000) when budgeting.
Regional Labor & Material Trends in Washington
Labor Trends
High demand during peak seasons (spring/summer)
Average labor multiplier in Washington: 0.81x national average
Is Roof Repair Wiser Than Replacement?
Sometimes a targeted repair can extend your roof's life and save thousands
Consider Repair If:
- ✓Damage is isolated to a small area (less than 30% of roof)
- ✓Roof is less than 15 years old and in good overall condition
- ✓No signs of widespread leaks or structural issues
- ✓Repair cost is less than 30% of replacement cost
- ✓You plan to sell within 2-3 years
Replace Instead If:
- ✗Roof is 20+ years old (most materials near end of life)
- ✗Multiple leaks or widespread damage
- ✗Curling, missing, or severely damaged shingles across large areas
- ✗You've already repaired the roof 2-3 times
- ✗Energy bills are rising due to poor insulation/ventilation
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