Oregon Roof Cost Calculator Roof Replacement Prices & Cost Factors

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Oregon roof replacement and installation prices

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How Much Does a New Roof Cost in Oregon?

On average, a new roof in Oregon will cost between $9,300 and $27,200. The final cost will depend on the size of the roof, the chosen materials, and the slope of the roof. The roofing contractor you choose also makes a difference - the quality of materials, workmanship, and potential warranties will factor into the final cost.

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Average Roof Replacement Cost in Your Area

The roof replacement costs in the below table are based on the average home square footage in each Oregon or Washington city. Try our roof cost calculator or contact us to get the most accurate cost estimate for your home.

The below roof replacement costs are estimates based on the average home sizes in Oregon and may not resemble the cost of your roof. For an exact quote, contact Interstate Roofing.

City	Avg. Roof Cost
Portland, OR	$9,600 - $13,000
Beaverton, OR	$14,400 - $17,000
Dallas, OR	$9,600 - $13,000
Forest Grove, OR	$14,400 - $17,000
Gresham, OR	$14,400 - $17,000
Hillsboro, OR	$14,400 - $17,000
Lake Oswego, OR	$18,000 - $21,000
Milwaukie, OR	$18,000 - $21,000
Oregon City, OR	$14,400 - $17,000
Tigard, OR	$14,400 - $17,000

City	Avg. Roof Cost
Tualatin, OR	$14,400 - $17,000
West Linn, OR	$18,000 - $21,000
Wilsonville, OR	$14,400 - $17,000
Woodburn, OR	$18,000 - $21,000
Aloha, OR	$13,861 - $30,754
Cedar Mill, OR	$21,670 - $48,080
Keizer, OR	$14,206 - $31,520
McMinnville, OR	$13,171 - $29,224
Salem, OR	$14,198 - $31,502

Oregon Roof Pricing: Fun Fact

According to the United States Census Bureau, there are 1,859,387 housing units in Oregon as of 2022. Approximately 63.2% (1,175,132) of homes in Oregon are owner-occupied. The median value of all owner-occupied homes in Oregon is approximately $423,100. According to the National Association of the Remodeling Industry, a new roof can provide a 109% return on investment. Considering an average roof replacement cost of $9,300 - $27,200, the roof of a median-sized home in Oregon accounts for roughly 2.1% to 6.4% of the home’s total value.

Roof Cost By Roof Type

The roofing material you choose is one of the largest factors influencing the final cost. Composition (or asphalt) shingles are the most popular roofing material in the US because of their versatility and low price point. Designer asphalt shingles provide the same durability as standard asphalt shingles at a higher price point for high-end designs mimicking stone or cedar shake roofing.

The price ranges below reflect the average cost of a roof replacement on an average-sized Oregon home (1,780 sq ft).

Composition Asphalt $9,309 - $15,521 Asphalt Roof replacement Cost

Designer Asphalt $16,305 - $27,163 Designer Asphalt Roof replacement Cost

Average New Roof Costs by Roof Size (Square Footage):

Roof Sq. Ft.	Roof Cost
1000 Sq.Ft.	$5,230 - $15,260
1100 Sq.Ft.	$5,753 - $16,786
1200 Sq.Ft.	$6,276 - $18,312
1300 Sq.Ft.	$6,799 - $19,838
1400 Sq.Ft.	$7,322 - $21,364
1500 Sq.Ft.	$7,845 - $22,890
1600 Sq.Ft.	$8,368 - $24,416
1700 Sq.Ft.	$8,891 - $25,942
1800 Sq.Ft.	$9,414 - $27,468
1900 Sq.Ft.	$9,937 - $28,994
2000 Sq.Ft.	$10,460 - $30,520

How Much Does It Cost To Replace A Roof On a 2,200 Square Foot House?

The cost of replacing a 2,200 sq ft roof in Oregon is $11,506 - $33,572. The average square footage of a home in Oregon is approximately 1,780 square feet.

2,200 square foot roof replacement project in Oregon

Ways To Pay For A New Roof in Oregon

Cash

Paying for a new roof with cash or check is a simple upfront payment method. You’ll cover the entire cost of the roof in one lump sum.
Credit

Using a credit card for a new roof can be advantageous, especially if your card offers reward points and cash-back bonuses. Be aware, paying with a credit card can also bring 2.5% convenience fees.
Insurance

For weather-related roof damage, contact your homeowners’ insurance to file a claim for the damages. Your insurance will likely cover either a portion or the entire cost of your new roof.
Financing

Interstate Roofing offers affordable roof financing options for residential roofing projects. Financing allows customers to pay for a project with small monthly payments instead of one large lump sum.