How Much Does a New Roof Cost?

Here’s everything you need to know if you’re considering replacing your roof.

Let’s Get to Know Your Roof

Our roofing estimator will help you determine the cost of your new roof. Answer a few questions and get a quote in just a few clicks!

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E&E Roofing Options
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Asphalt
Type: simple
Walkable
Home size: 1000-1750
Estimated price:
$XXXX
I'm Interested
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Metal
Type: simple
Walkable
Home size: 1000-1750
Estimated price:
$XXXX
I'm Interested
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Davinci
Type: simple
Walkable
Home size: 1000-1750
Estimated price:
$XXXX
I'm Interested
E&E Roofing Options
Close-up of a textured, overlapping gray shingle roof with a frosted appearance.
Asphalt
Type: simple
Walkable
Home size: 1000-1750
Estimated price:
$XXXX
I'm Interested
Close-up of a metal roof with interlocking panels and visible seams, showcasing a geometric pattern and junction with wooden siding.
Metal
Type: simple
Walkable
Home size: 1000-1750
Estimated price:
$XXXX
I'm Interested
Close-up of gray slate roof tiles arranged in a uniform pattern.
Davinci
Type: simple
Walkable
Home size: 1000-1750
Estimated price:
$XXXX
I'm Interested
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When Is It Time for a New Roof?

At E&E we know replacing your roof is a big deal. To help you make the right decision, here’s what to look for when determining if a new roof is right for you.

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1

Your Roof is Over 20 Years Old

Asphalt and wood-shingled roofs generally last anywhere from 20 to 50 years. It’s important to know a roof’s life expectancy in your area. That way you can replace before you have additional issues.

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2

Your Roof Has Shingle Damage

Shingle damage and granule loss may be a sign your roof needs replaced. Shingles should lay flat against the roof without curling, disfiguration, broken pieces or lifting. These issues may just need repaid, but may be signs of bigger problems.

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3

Your Roof Has Leaks and Holes

If you’re noticing leaks in your attic or home it’s likely your roof needs to be replaced. Left unchecked, water can lead to costly damages—including higher utilities and hazardous mold growth. If you see water, call a professional.

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4

Your Roof is Growing Moss

If you see moss on your roof, pay attention. Sometimes greenery can be washed away without needing repair, but vegetation may also be a sign of trapped moisture and water damage. The same goes for black streaks of algae, which can shorten the lifespan of shingles.

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5

You’re Ready To Give Your Home a Facelift

Not all roofs are replaced because they’re failing. If you have the budget and are ready for something different, a new roof is one of the best ways to give your home a striking new look that’s one of a kind.

What Affects the Price of a New Roof?

Here are a few things to consider when budgeting for your new roof.

How Long Will Your New Roof Last?

Roof lifespan is determined by a number of factors. These include materials, proper maintenance, climate and weather patterns. Here are some general guidelines for varying roof types.

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Asphalt Shingles
20 - 30 years (GAF Warranty)

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Standing Seam Metal
30 - 50 years

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Slate
52 - 200 years

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Engineered Slate
20 - 40 years

DaVinci Limited Lifetime materials Warranty

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Cedar Shake
30 - 50 years

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Engineered Cedar Shake
20 - 40 years

DaVinci Limited Lifetime materials Warranty

Questions About Your Roofing Project?

If you have any questions about repairing or replacing your roof, our crew is here to help. Please reach out using the contact form and we’ll get back to you ASAP.

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FAQs

1
Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Pennsylvania?

Roofing permits depend on the township. We will ask for your location and let you know what is required before starting your project.

2
How do I know I need a new roof?

See our list above for common signs of needing a new roof. And remember, you might just want a new look!

3
Does E&E offer financing for a new roof?

E&E does offer flexible payment plans. For information on financing your roof or home addition read this article.

4
How long will a new roof last?

Roof lifespan depends on a number of factors including materials, weather in your area and proper maintenance. For a more detailed answer, please see the section above!

5
How long does it take to install a new roof?

A new roof installation typically takes 1-2 days.