Massachusetts roof cost calculator

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Residential roof in Massachusetts
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0 - 1000 Sq. Ft. 7% of USA Houses
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Price of Asphalt Architectural Shingles in Massachusetts

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Price of Metal Roofing in Massachusetts

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Price of Wood Shake Roofing in Massachusetts

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6 factors impacting the cost of a roof in Massachusetts

For homeowners in Massachusetts, there are 5 main factors that go into quoting a roof replacement project:

  1. Roof style:
    More complicated roof styles require more measuring and cutting, and thus cost more than simple roof styles.
  2. Roof steepness:
    Steeper roofs make roofing jobs more difficult, as added safety precautions need to be taken. This results in higher labor costs.
  3. Roof square footage:
    Quite simply, the bigger the roof, the more expensive it’s going to be. Luckily, as Owens Corning Platinum Preferred members, we’re able to secure good deals when buying shingles in bulk.
  4. Roofing material:
    Different roofing materials come with different costs. Asphalt shingles are typically cheaper, while metal roofs are the most expensive. 
  5. Labor costs:
    When it comes to labor, you get what you pay for. That’s definitely the case in the roofing business. Sure, there might be a guy who can do it for cheaper, but you’re better off going with trusted experts with years of experience.
  6. Season:
    The best time to replace your roof is between the months of September and March. Contractors are generally less busy during this time and so quotes tend to be cheaper. During the summer months, prices increase an average of 10% to keep up with demand. 

How much does a roof replacement cost in Massachusetts?

The average full roof replacement in Massachusetts costs $16,616. Overall, roof replacements can range in cost from $4,650 to $30,000+, depending on the roof’s size, shape, and the material used.

Average roof cost in your area

The below table calculates the average cost for a roof replacement in different Massachusetts cities. Average roof replacement costs are calculated using the average home square footage in each Massachusetts city - prices reflect the cost of asphalt shingles ($4.83 - $8.71 per square foot). For the most accurate estimate on a roof replacement, contact a roofing contractor in your area.

City Roof Cost
New Bedford, MA $13,905 - $34,239 Installing a new roof in New Bedford typically costs $24,050 for the average-sized home. Roof replacement costs will range between $13,900 and $34,200, offering a range of options to suit many budgets.
Braintree, MA $17,567 - $43,256 Replacing a roof in Braintree costs around $30,450 on average. Estimates range from $17,600 to $43,300 depending on the type and size of roof.
Plymouth, MA $21,466 - $40,898 Homeowners in Plymouth can expect to pay approximately $31,200 for a roof replacement. Quotes typically range between $21,500 and $40,900 for the average sized home.
Barnstable, MA $26,185 - $49,889 In Barnstable, plan for a roof replacement to cost about $38,050 on average. Prices go from $26,200 on the low end to $49,900 on the high end.
Yarmouth, MA $16,906 - $41,628 A new roof the average home in Yarmouth, MA will cost around $29,250. Costs can be as low as $16,900 or as high as $41,600 based on materials, roof complexity, and roof size.
Dartmouth, MA $23,420 - $44,620 Dartmouth homeowners will pay around $34,000 to replace their roof, on average. Quotes typically range from $23,400 on the low end for more affordable materials, to $44,600 for premium materials.
Taunton, MA $16,265 - $40,050 Taunton residents can expect to spend approximately $28,200 for a roof replacement project. Estimates typically fall between $16,300 and $40,100.
Sandwich, MA $17,658 - $43,481 In Sandwich, the average price for a new roof is approximately $30,600. The total cost will depend on the roof material and can range from $17,700 to $43,500 or more.
Mashpee, MA $15,085 - $37,145 Mashpee homeowners can expect to pay approximately $26,100 to install a new roof, on average. Costs range from $15,100 on the low end to $37,100 on the high end.
Harwich, MA $16,997 - $41,853 Roof replacement on the average residential home in Harwich costs around $29,450. Roof replacement quotes range from $17,000 to $41,900 or more depending on the type of roofing being replaced and installed.

Roof cost by material

One of the biggest factors impacting the cost of a new roof is the shingle material used. Material costs for higher quality, longer lasting materials are generally higher than lower quality materials from lesser known brands. The below table shows roof costs by shingle material on the average-sized home in Massachusetts.

Roof MaterialRoof Cost
Asphalt $8,032 - $18,230
Designer Asphalt $14,057 - $31,903
Metal $24,097 - $54,691
Wood Shake $24,434 -$54,197

More about roof material costs

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    Asphalt

    Asphalt is the most affordable and most-popular roofing option in North America.

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    Wood

    Wood shingles are almost always purchased for their look, not necessarily their affordability. While they come in slightly more expensive than asphalt shingles, they hold their value just as long when properly maintained.

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    Energy efficient

    Energy-efficient shingles, also known as COOL shingles, are a slightly more expensive add-on to standard asphalt shingles. What they lose in cost, they make up for in ROI, saving you tons of money on utility costs over their lifetime.

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Cheapest Roofing Material: Asphalt Shingles

Asphalt shingles stand out as the wallet-friendly choice when it comes to roofing materials, with an average cost of approximately $7.66 per square foot. However, it's crucial to remember that the price tag isn't the sole indicator of your roof's quality or longevity. Your selection of shingle brand and the skill of the roofing installer both wield significant influence over the ultimate quality of your roof.

Most Expensive Roofing Material: Metal Roofing and Wood Shake

Metal roofing and wood shake take the crown as the most expensive options, with an average cost of approximately $22.98 per square foot. But don't be discouraged by the higher price tag; opting for metal and wood shake roofing offers a range of advantages. These perks encompass extended lifespan, enhanced aesthetic charm, and the potential to enhance your property's overall value. Keep in mind that the quality of your roof isn't solely about the material itself, but also hinges on the brand choice and the precision of the installation process.

How much does a roof repair cost in Massachusetts?

In Massachusetts, the costs of roof repairs vary based on the size of the repair, the type of fix needed, the roof's size, and the materials used. On average, roof repairs in Massachusetts can cost anywhere from $400 to $3,500 or more. Neglecting roof damage can lead to more repairs and higher costs down the road. Prevent roof damage from becoming severe and irreversible, as it could result in needing a complete roof replacement.

4 Components of a Roof Repair Quote

Although every roof repair is unique, there are 4 common factors that influence the total cost. Here is what to keep in mind when requesting a quote:

  1. Size of Repair
  2. Type of Repair
  3. Type of Materials
  4. Roof Structure

Repair size, type of repair, type of material, and roof structure are all great variables to consider when predicting how much a roof repair might cost. However, the best way to get an exact estimate on your home’s roof repair is to contact a Massachusetts roofing contractor.

Average roof repair cost by damage type in Massachusetts

Roof leak repair cost

On average, a roof leak repair is going to cost you around $700 in Massachusetts. A minor repair like a minimal drip edge replacement can cost around $350 while repairing a sagging roof can be upwards of $3,000.

Shingle repair cost

Shingle repair in Massachusetts costs approximately $14.5 per square foot, on average. The main cost drivers impacting shingle repair cost are the type of shingle (single material) and the size of the repair. Here is what Massachusetts residents can expect to pay for shingle roof repair for each of the most popular roof materials:

Roof MaterialPrice/Sq. Ft.
Asphalt Shingles $6.42 - $8.90
Designer Asphalt Shingles $11.23 - $15.57
Metal and Wood Shake $19.26 - $26.69

 Keep in mind, your roof repair cost could be more or less than the provided averages. The only way to get an exact estimate for shingle repair is to contact a roof repair expert.

Cost to repair damaged flashing

Materials used, application method, and size of repair will determine the total cost of repairing damaged flashing. For example, drip edge flashing repair will typically be more expensive than replacing headwall flashing. Here are the industry averages for flashing repairs:

Flashing TypeAverage Price
Headwall Flashing $175 - $500
Chimney Flashing $150 - $600
Drip Edge $325 - $1,350
Pipe Boot $175 - $350

Roof repair cost for storm damage

The most significant determinant of storm damage roof repair cost is the severity of damage following the storm. If only a few shingles are blown off by strong winds, your cost will be considerably lower than if a tree falls onto your roof. A tree impact can result in internal structural harm to trusses, sheathing, and underlayment, leading to increased costs due to the requirement for extensive repairs.

Cost of roof replacement vs roof repair in Massachusetts

The age and condition of your roof determine whether repair or full replacement is the right course of action. For newer roofs that encounter damage, repairs are often a suitable choice. However, older roofs nearing the end of their lifespan might find long-term financial benefits in a complete replacement. Attempting spot repairs on an older roof can lead to ongoing expenses that accumulate over time, ultimately equaling the cost of a new roof. To figure out the optimal solution for your roof, reach out to our roof estimators for professional advice.

How to get a new roof for free

Some options for getting a new roof for free include:

  • Apply for a grant You can access grants from different government agencies and non-profit organizations. Eligibility for these grants may depend on factors such as your income, where you live, and the reason for needing a roof replacement. It's crucial to research to find specific grant opportunities in your area and understand their application requirements.
  • Roof giveaways Roofing companies, including Couto Construction, occasionally run promotions or contests that offer community members a chance to win a free roof. To learn more about opportunities like this, check out Couto Cares Giveaways. You may qualify for the occasional free roof giveaways.
  • File an insurance claim If your roof has been damaged in an event covered by your homeowners' insurance, such as a storm or fire, you can initiate a claim. Before doing so, it's essential to have a solid grasp of your insurance policy's terms and any coverage limitations. It may be required to document the damage with photographs and obtain repair estimates from licensed roofing contractors. This proactive approach will help facilitate a seamless claims process.

Frequently Asked Roof Pricing Questions

How much does a metal roof cost in Massachusetts?

A metal roof will cost between $9,074 and $57,197 for a median-sized home in Massachusetts. While the cost is higher than other roofing materials, metal roofs can last up to twice as long.

How much does a shingle roof cost in Massachusetts?

An asphalt shingle roof costs between $8,478 - $19,066 on a median-sized home in Massachusetts. Larger and more complex roofs will cost more.

How much does roof repair cost in Massachusetts?

On average, basic roof repair in Massachusetts can start at around $500 to $1,000 for minor repairs, such as fixing a few missing or damaged shingles or addressing small leaks. However, for more extensive repairs involving larger areas or structural issues, the cost can range from $1,000 to $3,000 or more.

How much does a roof inspection cost in Massachusetts?

On average, a roof inspection in Massachusetts can range from $150 to $400. At Couto Construction, however, our inspections and estimates are always free.

How much does it cost to fix a roof leak in Massachusetts?

On average, moderate roof leak repairs in Massachusetts can range from $500 to $1,500 or more, depending on the complexity of the repair and the materials involved.

How much does a roof cost per square foot in Massachusetts?

On average, the cost per square foot of a roof in Massachusetts runs between $6.36 - $12.10. As projects get larger, the price per square foot decreases, as it’s more cost-effective to buy shingles in bulk.

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