Lewisville (469) 240-5301
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New roof cost in Lewisville, TX

The cost of a new roof comes off a measured roof. What follows is what moves it, so the estimate reads as math.

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What sets it

New roof cost in Lewisville, TX is decided on the roof, not the phone

New roof cost in Lewisville, TX comes from five things a roofer can only establish on site: how much roof there is, how steep it is, how many layers are already up there, what the decking turns out to be, and how hard the house is to work around. Any of those can move a price by a wide margin, and none is visible from a form.

What this page does instead of naming a figure is explain each one, so that when an estimate arrives you can see where its number came from and compare it against another.

  • Area and slope: how much surface, and how steep it is to work safely
  • Layers: what has to come off before anything goes on
  • Decking: how much sheathing needs replacing once it is visible
  • Access: driveway, landscaping, power lines, and where a dumpster sits
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How it goes

The line items that make two bids comparable

Two quotes on the same roof can differ widely and both be honest, because they are not always quoting the same work. The way to tell is line by line, and the lines below are what a full replacement estimate should carry. Where one is missing, that is the question to ask. The test of an estimate is whether a second roofer could read it. What moves the number is the roof itself: the material, the shingle line, and whether a repair would do instead.

What should be on the page
Squares and pitchThe measured area and slope the price is built from.
Tear-off and layersHow much comes off, and the disposal that goes with it.
Decking allowanceHow many sheets are included, and the rate beyond that.
Underlayment and flashingWhat goes down, at which details, and what is replaced against re-used.
VentilationIntake and exhaust, and whether either is being changed.
Permit and cleanupWho files with the city, and the magnet pass at the end.

Figures are the roofer's to set. This site quotes nothing and carries no pricing of its own.

What it costs

Roof cost calculator

Set your roof footprint and material, read the estimate. A starting number, not a quote.

SQ FT
Estimated install range
$11,740 – $14,040
Adjusted area (pitch)2,300 sq ft
Rate basis (incl. tear-off)$5.55 / sq ft

An illustrative ballpark, nothing more. The options above are what move it most.

Why it matters

Asphalt against metal, and how long each one lasts

Compared on service life and behavior under hail, which is the comparison available without pricing. Ranges are typical industry figures and never quotes.

Architectural asphaltStanding seam metal
Typical service lifeAround 25 to 30 years in this climateAround 40 to 50 years
Under hailBruises and loses granules; impact-rated grades resist betterDents, usually cosmetically, and rarely perforates
RepairabilitySimple, and matching gets harder as the roof agesPanel replacement is more involved
Weight and structureSuits almost any deckLighter than tile, but the deck and fastening still get checked
What decides itBudget, and how long you intend to hold the houseLonger horizon, and tolerance for a dented panel after a bad night
Good to know

The cheapest season, Texas averages, and what a square means

Price is the thing everyone wants first and the thing that needs the roof looked at. These deal with why a number before the inspection is worth so little.

What is the average cost of replacing a roof in Texas?
Averages are close to useless on a single house, because the spread inside them is wider than the number itself. A steep cut-up roof with three layers to remove and bad decking underneath can cost several times what a simple single-layer roof of the same square footage costs. The useful answer is what moves your number, which is what the rest of this page covers, and then a measured estimate.
What time of year is cheapest to replace a roof?
Demand rises after storm season and in late summer, and roofers are busiest then. Winter and early spring are usually quieter here, and a quieter calendar can mean more scheduling flexibility. Weather still decides the day, and a roof that is failing does not benefit from waiting for a season.
What is a square?
A square is one hundred square feet of roof surface, and it is the unit roofers price in. A typical single-family roof runs somewhere in the twenties or thirties of squares. Knowing the term is useful mainly so an estimate reads as measurement instead of jargon.
Can you give me a ballpark?
The planning range on this page is exactly that, and it is there to be used: it shows what moves the number and roughly where a roof like yours sits. Your own number comes from a roofer who measures it, at no cost, in writing.
Does a more expensive shingle pay for itself?
Sometimes, and it depends on how long you are staying. Impact-rated shingles cost more up front and can attract an insurance discount from some carriers, and your carrier confirms whether yours is one of them.
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The next step

A measured roof is the only thing that produces a firm number

The measurement is free and it is what an estimate rests on. A local roofer measures, inspects, and prices what is actually there, and you keep the result whether or not you go ahead.

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Our roofers set their own pricing and their own warranty terms. A measured number comes with no obligation to accept it.

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