How much does a new roof cost in Tampa?

Expect a typical residential roof replacement to run between $9,000 to $15,000, with most homeowners paying around $12,000 to $13,000. Costs increase with premium materials—metal roofs range from $21,000 to $37,000, while tile roofs often fall between $28,000 and $39,000, depending on home size, design complexity, and materials chosen.

Here’s what homeowners in Tampa can generally expect:

Roof Size	Asphalt Shingles	Metal Roofing	Tile Roofing
1,000 sq ft	~$5,000–$8,500+	~$7,000–$26,000+	~$9,500–$26,000+
1,500 sq ft	~$7,500–$12,750+	~$10,500–$39,000+	~$14,250–$39,000+
2,000 sq ft	~$10,000–$17,000+	~$14,000–$52,000+	~$19,000–$52,000+
3,000 sq ft	~$15,000–$25,500+	~$21,000–$78,000+	~$28,500–$78,000+

Note: Asphalt roofs now start at around $500 per square foot, with entry-level shingles beginning at nearly $5,000 for 1,000 square feet. Tile roofs start at $9,500 for 1,000 sq ft, while metal roof pricing remains consistent.

Key cost drivers include:

• Material choice: basic asphalt is most cost-effective; metal and tile are premium options with long lifespans.
  
• Roof complexity: steep slopes, valleys, chimneys, and removal of old materials can add ~10–30%.
  
• Other considerations: Florida-specific requirements (permits, wind-rated installations, hurricane codes) may further affect pricing.