Georgia Cost GuideHow much does roofing cost in Georgia?
Real price ranges from Georgia roofing companies' own websites, plus what goes into each price so you can read a quote with confidence.
The short answer
We checked 801 Georgia roofing company websites.
Full roof replacement
$10,900 to $15,000+
Prices from 27 Georgia roofing companies
Full roof replacement: what goes into itMetal roofing, installed
$11 to $14+ per sq ft
$1,100 to $1,400+ per roofing square
Prices from 14 Georgia roofing companies
Metal roof: what goes into itThese are typical ranges, not quotes. Your price depends on your roof, and the sections below explain what moves it. The dot marks the middle price, and a + means some businesses charge more. Where a job has no range, it's because we only show a price once enough Georgia businesses publish one.
Roof replacement
Most Georgia homes have asphalt shingle roofs, and replacing one is the most common big roofing job. The whole-job figures are for a typical single-family home.
Asphalt shingle roof, whole job
$9,650 to $14,400+
Prices from 14 Georgia roofing companies
Asphalt shingle roof: what goes into itAsphalt shingles, installed
$5 to $7+ per sq ft
$500 to $700+ per roofing square
Prices from 12 Georgia roofing companies
Asphalt shingle roof: what goes into itWhat's usually included
- Tearing off the old shingles and underlayment, and hauling them away
- New underlayment, drip edge and flashing where it's needed
- New shingles, ridge caps and roof vents
- Cleanup, including a magnet sweep for nails
- A manufacturer's warranty on the shingles and the roofer's own warranty on the work
What moves the price
- Roof size
- Roofers measure in squares of 100 sq ft. A roof is bigger than the floor under it once pitch and overhangs are counted, and a two-story home has less roof than a one-story home of the same size.
- Pitch
- A steep roof needs more safety gear and slower work, so labor costs more.
- Layers
- Tearing off two layers of old shingles costs more than one.
- Decking
- Rotted plywood under the shingles is replaced by the sheet. Most quotes list a price per sheet, because nobody knows how many until the old roof is off.
- Shingle grade
- Architectural shingles cost more than basic three-tab shingles, and impact-resistant shingles cost more again.
- Details
- Chimneys, skylights, dormers and valleys each add flashing and labor.
- Timing
- After a big storm, roofers get busy and schedules stretch. Prices can too.
Metal roof installation
Metal costs more than shingles up front and lasts longer. Standing seam panels with hidden fasteners sit at the top of the range; exposed-fastener panels cost less.
Metal roof, whole job
$21,500 to $24,500+
Prices from 11 Georgia roofing companies
Metal roof: what goes into itWhat moves the price
- Panel type
- Standing seam costs more than exposed-fastener panels, and it hides the screws that can loosen over time.
- Metal and thickness
- Steel is the common choice; aluminum costs more. Thicker panels cost more too.
- Roof shape
- Valleys, hips, dormers and pipes mean more cutting, trim and flashing.
- Tear-off
- Some roofs can take metal over one layer of shingles; tearing off first adds cost.
Flat, low-slope and tile roofs
Flat and low-slope roofs use a membrane instead of shingles. Tile is heavy, lasts a long time, and fewer crews install it.
Flat or low-slope roof, installed
$7 to $8+ per sq ft
$700 to $800+ per roofing square
Prices from 8 Georgia roofing companies
Flat or low-slope roof: what goes into itWhat moves the price
- Membrane
- TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen are the common flat-roof membranes, and they differ in price and lifespan.
- Insulation and drainage
- Adding insulation boards or fixing low spots where water ponds adds cost.
- Tile weight
- Tile weighs far more than shingles, so a switch to tile may need the framing checked first.
Roof repair
Most repairs are small jobs: replacing missing shingles, resealing flashing, or fixing a leak at a pipe boot or chimney. Many roofers charge a minimum for any visit.
Finding and fixing a leak
$550 to $1,100+
Prices from 9 Georgia roofing companies
Roof leak repair: what goes into itFlashing repair at a chimney, wall or vent
$450 to $800+
Prices from 9 Georgia roofing companies
Flashing repair: what goes into itWhat moves the price
- Finding the leak
- Water travels along the decking, so the stain on your ceiling can be feet away from the real hole.
- Height and pitch
- A two-story or steep roof takes longer to work on safely.
- Matching
- Older shingles can be hard to match, which matters if you care how the patch looks.
- What's underneath
- Soft or rotted decking has to be replaced before new shingles go on.
- Emergency calls
- Tarping a roof during or right after a storm costs more than a scheduled repair.
Roof inspection
Many roofers look at a roof for free when they expect to quote a repair or replacement. A paid inspection is common for a home sale, an insurance claim, or when you want a written report.
Roof inspection
$230 to $340+
Prices from 6 Georgia roofing companies
Roof inspection: what goes into itWhat moves the price
- Written report
- A report with photos takes more time than a verbal once-over.
- Method
- Drone and infrared inspections cost more than a walk on the roof.
- Roof size and access
- Big, steep or hard-to-reach roofs take longer.
Gutters and gutter guards
Many roofers also install gutters and gutter guards.
No Georgia range for this job yet. Here is what moves the price. Get a quote
What moves the price
- Material
- Seamless aluminum is the most common; copper costs several times more.
- Length
- Gutters are priced by the linear foot, plus each downspout.
- Height
- Second-story gutters take longer to hang safely.
- Guards
- Adding guards to keep leaves out raises the price.
- Old gutters and fascia
- Removing old gutters, or fixing rotted fascia boards behind them, adds cost.
What a good roofing quote should list
Two quotes for the same roof can look far apart until you line them up. Ask each roofer to put these in writing:
- How many squares the roof is, and how they measured it
- The exact shingle or panel line, not just the brand
- Underlayment type, and whether ice and water shield goes in the valleys
- The price per sheet for any decking they replace
- What's included for vents, flashing and drip edge
- Permit, disposal and cleanup
- Both warranties: the manufacturer's and the roofer's own
Where these numbers come from
We collect these prices with our own crawler, which reads the public websites of Georgia roofing companies and follows each site's robots.txt rules. It has read 801 of their websites so far. Each range is the middle half of the prices and cost guides those businesses publish, collected September 2026. Where that middle half is a single price, we show it as "about" that price. A price list is what a business says it charges; a cost guide is a business's own estimate of what the job usually runs in Georgia. We check every figure against the page it came from, leave out national averages and prices from other states, and count a business only once, even if it has several websites. We never name the businesses behind a range. This page is written and published by Georgia SEO Company.
| Job | Businesses that post a price |
|---|---|
| Full roof replacement | 27 (2 price lists, 25 cost guides) |
| Asphalt shingle roof, whole job | 14 (4 price lists, 10 cost guides) |
| Asphalt shingles, installed | 12 (3 price lists, 9 cost guides) |
| Tearing off the old roof | 8 (2 price lists, 6 cost guides) |
| Metal roofing, installed | 14 (2 price lists, 12 cost guides) |
| Metal roof, whole job | 11 (2 price lists, 9 cost guides) |
| Flat or low-slope roof, installed | 8 (2 price lists, 6 cost guides) |
| Tile roof, installed | 5 (2 price lists, 3 cost guides) |
| Typical roof repair | 10 (1 price list, 9 cost guides) |
| Finding and fixing a leak | 9 (2 price lists, 7 cost guides) |
| Flashing repair at a chimney, wall or vent | 9 (2 price lists, 7 cost guides) |
| Roof inspection | 6 (1 price list, 5 cost guides) |
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