Roof Replacement Cost in Miami, FL (2026)

In Miami, FL, a roof replacement typically costs about $13,500 – $18,500, about 14% above the national average. The calculator below is preset to Miami, FL labor rates, permit costs, and sales tax — adjust the size and finishes to match your project.

Typical cost in Miami, FL$13,500 – $18,5002,200 sq ft of roof (22 squares), mid-range finishes. Includes labor, permits, disposal, tax, and a 10% contingency.
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Roof replacement cost by roof size

Roof areaSizeMid-range cost
Small home1,500 sq ft of roof (15 squares)$9,500 – $13,000
Average home2,200 sq ft of roof (22 squares)$13,500 – $18,500
Large home3,200 sq ft of roof (32 squares)$19,000 – $26,000

Miami, FL prices from our calculator with its default scope. Your quotes will vary with site conditions and exact products.

Roof cost by material

Finish levelPer sq ft2,200 sq ft total
3-Tab Asphalt Shingles25-year basic 3-tab shingles, standard 15# felt paper, basic aluminum drip edge.$5.25$7.21$11,500 – $16,000
Architectural / Dimensional ShinglesLifetime architectural shingles (GAF Timberline or Owens Corning Duration), synthetic underlayment, ice & water shield.$6.10$8.36$13,500 – $18,500
Standing Seam Metal / Synthetic Slate24-gauge standing seam metal or DaVinci composite slate, maximum longevity and hurricane rating.$10.30$14.13$22,500 – $31,000

National average for comparison: $5.35$7.34 per sq ft for mid-range finishes.

What your roofing quote must say

  • Decking replacement rate The roofer should state a per-sheet price for rotted decking found after tear-off.
  • Ice and water shield A self-adhering leak barrier along eaves and valleys is required by code in many areas.
  • Cleanup A magnetic nail sweep of the yard and driveway should be included.

What changes the price in Miami, FL

  • Labor rates: 114% of the national average Labor is often 40–50% of the total, so local trade wages move the price more than anything else.
  • Sales tax on materials: 7% Applied to materials and equipment, not labor.
  • Permits Permit fees and review times run noticeably above average.

Roof Replacement cost by city

Typical mid-range project (2,200 sq ft of roof) in each metro, most expensive first.

MetroTypical costvs. US average
the San Francisco Bay Area, CA$17,000 – $23,500+45%
New York City, NY$16,500 – $22,500+40%
Boston, MA$15,500 – $21,000+31%
Los Angeles, CA$15,000 – $21,000+29%
Seattle, WA$15,000 – $20,500+27%
Chicago, IL$14,500 – $19,500+22%
Philadelphia, PA$14,000 – $19,000+18%
Denver, CO$13,500 – $18,500+15%
Minneapolis–St. Paul, MN$13,500 – $18,500+15%
Miami, FL$13,500 – $18,500+14%
Austin, TX$13,000 – $17,500+10%
Dallas–Fort Worth, TX$12,500 – $17,000+6%
Phoenix, AZ$12,500 – $17,000+5%
Houston, TX$12,500 – $17,000+5%
Atlanta, GA$12,500 – $17,000+4%
Raleigh–Durham, NC$12,000 – $16,0000%
San Antonio, TX$11,500 – $16,0000%

Other project costs in Miami, FL

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Questions

Roof Replacement cost FAQ for Miami, FL

How much does a roof replacement cost in Miami, FL in 2026?
Our calculator puts a roof replacement in Miami, FL (2,200 sq ft of roof, mid-range finishes) at about $13,500 – $18,500. Size, finish level, and local labor rates move the total, so enter your own numbers above for an itemized range.
What does a roof replacement cost per sq ft in Miami, FL?
Installed cost runs from about $5.25 per sq ft (3-Tab Asphalt Shingles) up to about $14.13 per sq ft (Standing Seam Metal / Synthetic Slate), including labor, permits, disposal, tax, and a 10% contingency.
Why does a roof replacement cost more in Miami, FL?
Skilled trade labor in Miami, FL runs about 114% of the national average and sales tax on materials is 7%. Permit fees and review times run noticeably above average. Together that puts a typical project about 14% above the national average.
How do I find my roof area?
Roof area is larger than your floor area because of the slope and overhangs. Use our free roof pitch and area tool: enter your footprint and pitch to get the true roof area and number of squares.
Can I put new shingles over my old roof?
Many codes allow one overlay layer, and it saves the tear-off cost. But it hides rotted decking, adds weight, and some manufacturers reduce the warranty. Most roofers recommend a full tear-off.