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Wondering what a new roof will cost in Idaho? Use our Idaho roof cost calculator to get a fast estimate for your roof replacement project. When you’re ready to take the next step, request a free quote from Specialty Exteriors!

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Average Roof Replacement Cost in Idaho

The average cost of a new roof in Idaho ranges from $14,259 - $16,177. Roofs with underlying issues, like damage to the roof deck, could result in higher costs. The price of a roof replacement in Idaho will depend on:

Size of your roof

Slope of your roof

Seasonal Demand

Materials Used

Average Roof Replacement Cost in Your Area (Idaho Cities)

The table below shows the average roof replacement price ranges based on the typical home size in each respective Coeur d’Alene-area city:

*The price ranges are just estimates and may not equal the price of a roof replacement on your home. To get the most accurate roof price estimate, contact Specialty Exteriors.

City	Avg. Roof Cost*
Coeur d'Alene, ID	$11,683 - $12,719
Hayden, ID	$14,274 - $15,540
Post Falls, ID	$12,017 - $13,083
Rathdrum, ID	$12,114 - $13,188
Spirit Lake, ID	$14,043 - $15,288
Athol, ID	$15,759 - $48,004
Blanchard, ID	$16,058 - $48,918
Clark Fork, ID	$11,752 - $35,799
Dalton Gardens, ID	$18,764 - $57,158
Hauser, ID	$16,352 - $49,812
Hayden Lake, ID	$24,244 - $73,853

City	Avg. Roof Cost*
Kellogg, ID	$6,871 - $20,931
Moscow, ID	$12,658 - $38,559
Mullan, ID	$6,635 - $20,212
Osburn, ID	$8,517 - $25,946
Pinehurst, ID	$18,113 - $55,176
Plummer, ID	$12,601 - $38,384
Potlatch, ID	$7,860 - $23,944
Priest River, ID	$11,088 - $33,778
Smelterville, ID	$8,217 - $25,032
Troy, ID	$25,361 - $77,254

How Roof Material and Size Affect Cost In Idaho

Roof replacement costs largely depend on the material you select and the total square footage of your roof. Larger roofs increase labor and material usage, while materials like metal or synthetic roofing come with higher price tags due to their performance and longevity. Specialty Exteriors works closely with each homeowner to help you compare materials, evaluate long-term value, and stay within budget.

Average Roof Replacement Cost by Material

Asphalt $11,846 - $13,056 Asphalt Roof replacement Cost

Designer Asphalt $18,954 - $20,890 Asphalt Roof replacement Cost

Metal $27,246 - $30,029 Metal Roof replacement Cost

Average Roof Replacement Cost by Square Foot:

Roof Square Footage	Roof Cost*
800 Sq. ft.	$4,320 - $6,640
1,000 Sq. ft.	$5,400 - $7,280
1,100 Sq. ft.	$7,920 - $8,910
1,200 Sq. ft.	$8,640 - $9,720
1,300 Sq. ft.	$9,360 - $10,530
1,400 Sq. ft.	$10,080 - $11,340
1,500 Sq. ft.	$10,800 - $12,150
1,750 Sq. ft.	$12,600 - $14,175
2,000 Sq. ft.	$12,850 - $14,470
2,200 Sq. ft.	$13,574 - $14,960
2,500 Sq. ft.	$15,425 - $17,000
3,000 Sq. ft.	$16,200 - $28,800

*The above price ranges are just estimates and may not equal the price of a roof replacement on your home. To get the most accurate roof price estimate, contact Specialty Exteriors.

How Much Does a 2,200 sq ft roof cost to replace in Idaho?

The cost of replacing a 2,200 sq ft roof in Idaho is $15,480 - $17,820. The average square footage of a home in Idaho is 2,311, just slightly higher than the national median home size of 2,233 sq ft, according to 2023 US Census data.

The Cheapest Roofing Material: Composition

Composition shingles (also known as asphalt shingles) are an economical and practical choice for many Idaho homes. They provide solid durability, reliable weather resistance, and a variety of styles to suit both modern and traditional home designs. Composition shingles remain the most popular choice for homeowners looking to keep upfront costs low while still protecting their home.

The Most Expensive Roofing Material: Metal

Metal roofing systems represent the highest upfront investment but offer unmatched longevity and performance. Designed to last over 50 years, metal roofs are resistant to wind, hail, and fire, making them especially well-suited for Idaho’s snowy winters, wildfire risks, and temperature swings. While more expensive initially, metal roofing often pays off over time with lower maintenance and energy savings.

Other Factors Impact Roof Replacement Cost

Roof Steepness

Steeper roofs are more labor-intensive and require additional safety precautions, which can raise installation costs. The slope also impacts material waste and time on site.
Season of the Year

Roofing costs can fluctuate with seasonal demand. In Idaho, late spring through early fall is the busiest time, so scheduling during off-peak seasons may yield better pricing or quicker availability.

How to Get a New Roof For FREE

Apply For a Grant
Some Idaho homeowners may qualify for state or federal home improvement grants.
Enter a Roof Giveaway
Keep an eye on Specialty Exteriors’ promotions for opportunities to win a free roof.
File a Roof Insurance Claim
Storm damage? You may be eligible to replace your roof through your homeowners’ insurance policy.

What Goes Into Quoting a Roof Repair?

Roof repair quotes are based on a range of factors. Here’s what we consider when preparing your quote:

type of repair affecting cost of roof repair in idaho

Patching a leak is less involved than replacing flashing or structural components.

size of repair affecting cost of roof repair in idaho

Larger repair areas require more time, labor, and materials, which naturally increases the cost.

type of materials affecting cost of roof repair in idaho

Premium materials cost more to source and match. For repairs, we always try to match existing materials for a seamless look.

roof pitch affecting cost of roof repair in idaho

Valleys, dormers, and multiple slopes can make repairs more labor-intensive. The more complex your roof, the more detailed the work.

Every roof repair is unique. The best way to determine the cost of your repair is to contact a roof repair contractor to get a free estimate.

Average Roof Repair Cost by Damage Type

Roof Leak Repair Cost

In North Idaho, most roof leak repairs range from $200 to $600. Because snow and ice can damage vulnerable areas over time, it’s important to catch leaks early, especially around chimneys and skylights where repair costs may run higher.

Shingle Damage Repair Cost

Replacing damaged shingles typically costs between $5 and $15 per square foot. The total cost depends on the extent of the damage and the type of shingles used.

Roof Material	Low Price / sq ft	High Price / sq ft
Composition	$5.40	$11.00
Designer Shingles	$8.64	$17.60
Metal	$12.42	$25.30

Roof Flashing Repair Cost

If your roof flashing is cracked or separating, repairs typically cost between $250 and $700. We regularly repair flashing issues on homes in Coeur d’Alene and surrounding towns to ensure long-term waterproofing in key areas.

Storm Damage Roof Repair Cost

Storm repairs in Idaho can cost $400 to $1,200+, depending on whether you’re dealing with missing shingles, heavy wind damage, or fallen debris. Specialty Exteriors responds quickly to storm calls throughout the region to keep homes protected.