Roofing Cost Guide
How much does a new roof cost in Chicagoland? Get accurate 2026 pricing for your county.
Cost Guides by County
Roofing costs vary by location due to labor rates, permit requirements, and local market conditions. Select your county for detailed pricing.
Will County
700,000+ residents
Will County is one of the fastest-growing counties in Illinois, with a mix of established suburbs and new developments. Roofing costs tend to be moderate compared to Cook County.
Cook County
5,200,000+ residents
Cook County is the most populous county in Illinois, encompassing Chicago and many surrounding suburbs. Due to higher demand and cost of living, roofing costs tend to be on the higher end.
DuPage County
930,000+ residents
DuPage County features affluent suburbs west of Chicago with higher property values. Roofing costs reflect the area's premium market, but quality expectations are also higher.
Roofing Materials Compared
Asphalt Shingles
- Most affordable option
- Easy to install & repair
- Wide color selection
- 15-30 year lifespan
Architectural Shingles
- 3D dimensional appearance
- Better wind resistance
- Longer warranties
- 25-50 year lifespan
Metal Roofing
- Extreme durability
- Energy efficient
- Fire resistant
- 40-70 year lifespan
Why Roofing Prices Vary
No two roofing projects are exactly alike. Here are the main factors that determine your final cost.
Roof pitch
Steeper roofs cost 10-25% more due to safety equipment and labor
Layers to remove
Each additional layer adds $1-2 per sq ft for removal
Accessibility
Difficult access can add 5-15% to total cost
Season
Peak season (spring/summer) may have higher prices
Complexity
Dormers, valleys, and angles add to material and labor costs
Ready for an Accurate Quote?
Online estimates can only tell you so much. Schedule a free, no-obligation inspection and get an accurate quote for your specific roof.