Roof Replacement Cost in Arizona
It costs an estimated $11,100–$18,100 to replace a typical 2,000 sq ft roof with architectural asphalt shingles in Arizona, 1% above the Southeast US. The median roofer wage in Arizona is $22.76/hour, 15% below the US median.
Roof replacement cost in Arizona by material
| Material | Installed, per sq ft | 2,000 sq ft roof |
|---|---|---|
| 3-tab asphalt shingles | $4.03–$6.04 | $8,100–$12,100 |
| Architectural asphalt shingles | $5.54–$9.06 | $11,100–$18,100 |
| Metal shingles | $9.06–$15.11 | $18,100–$30,200 |
| Standing-seam steel | $12.09–$20.14 | $24,200–$40,300 |
Estimated ranges, USD. Include tear-off of one existing layer where the source does.
Cost by roof size in Arizona
| Roof size | Squares | Architectural asphalt shingles |
|---|---|---|
| 1,500 sq ft roof | 15 squares | $8,300–$13,600 |
| 2,000 sq ft roof | 20 squares | $11,100–$18,100 |
| 2,500 sq ft roof | 25 squares | $13,800–$22,700 |
| 3,000 sq ft roof | 30 squares | $16,600–$27,200 |
Roof size is the sloped surface, not the floor area. A steeper pitch means more roof for the same house.
What drives roofing prices in Arizona
Labour is the largest part of a re-roof, so local pay matters: Arizona ranks 39th of 51 states on median roofer wage.
For any single house, size and shape matter more: every extra square of roof adds materials and labour, hips and valleys add cutting and waste, and steep pitches need staging and fall protection. Tearing off more than one old layer, replacing rotten decking, and difficult access all add to the quote.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a roof replacement cost in Arizona?
It costs an estimated $11,100–$18,100 to replace a typical 2,000 sq ft roof with architectural asphalt shingles in Arizona, 1% above the Southeast US. The median roofer wage in Arizona is $22.76/hour, 15% below the US median. Prices are USD.
How much does a standing-seam steel roof cost in Arizona?
Standing-seam steel costs an estimated $12.09–$20.14 per sq ft installed in Arizona, or $24,200–$40,300 for a 2,000 sq ft roof.
Why do roofing prices in Arizona differ from other states?
Labour is roughly 60% of a re-roof, so local pay drives most of the difference. Arizona ranks 39th of 51 states for median roofer wage ($22.76/hour). Roof size, pitch, tear-off, access and material choice still matter more than location for any single job.
Does roof pitch change the cost?
Yes, in two ways. A steeper roof has more surface area for the same footprint (a 6/12 roof is 11.8% larger than its footprint, a 12/12 roof 41.4% larger), and roofs steeper than about 7/12 need staging and fall protection, which most contractors price as a steep-slope surcharge.
How these estimates work
Estimates start from published United States installed-price ranges, which describe the Southeast US. Labour is about 60% of a re-roof, so each state's range is multiplied by 0.4 + 0.6 × (local median roofer wage ÷ the average for the Southeast US (Florida, Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee)). Totals are rounded to the nearest 100. Prices are USD. They are estimates for budgeting, not quotes: tear-off layers, decking repairs, access, permits and roof complexity can move a real quote well outside the range.
- Elite Roof & Solar, Roof Replacement Cost Guide 2026 (Aug 2026) — installed price per sq ft by material, including one-layer tear-off, Southeast US
- This Old House, New Roof Cost Guide (Oct 2026) — labour about 65% of project cost
- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025: 47-2181 Roofers