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New Roof Cost in Irving, TX

A new roof in Irving runs from about $10,600 for architectural shingle to more than $37,000 for standing-seam metal, depending on the roof’s size, its pitch, and the tier you choose. The numbers below are planning figures, in plain dollars, so you can budget before anyone climbs a ladder.

Get one written number

How much does a new roof cost in Irving?

For a typical Irving roof of about 24 squares, architectural shingle lands around $10,600 to $16,100 installed, Class 4 impact-resistant near $13,200 to $19,900, designer shingle about $16,100 to $24,500, and standing-seam metal roughly $23,800 to $37,700. These are honest Dallas-Fort Worth planning ranges, not a quote, and the gap inside each one is real.

One square covers 100 square feet of roof surface, and that count drives the price further than the home’s floor plan, since a pitched roof carries more surface than the footprint beneath it. Steepness, the number of valleys and pipe penetrations, and whatever the old deck is hiding all push the figure around, and those installed ranges already include stripping the worn roof off before new shingles go down. The honest next move is not more arithmetic, it is a free roof inspection: a local roofer measures every plane and turns the range into one written figure.

Black architectural shingles up close with neighboring homes blurred behind

The local record

What a new roof runs in Irving, tier by tier

23Hail days on the Dallas County record

4"Largest hail logged near Irving

96 mphPeak wind gust on the record

1976Median build year, Irving (Census)

Storm figures: NOAA / NCEI Storm Events Database, Dallas County, on the record. Housing: U.S. Census ACS five-year estimates.

Replacement pricing, laid out by tier.

Installed ranges for a typical Irving roof of around 24 squares. Read each as a planning range, never a quote: your figure gets written down once a local roofer has measured the roof and read the deck underneath.

Architectural asphalt roofFull tear-off, dimensional shingle	$10,600–$16,100
Impact-resistant shingleThe toughest grade, built for hail country	$13,200–$19,900
Designer / premium shingleSlate or shake-style premium tier	$16,100–$24,500
Standing-seam metalConcealed-fastener panel system	$23,800–$37,700

Dallas-Fort Worth planning ranges for a typical Irving home, not a quote. The number that counts is the one in your written estimate.

The instrument

Put a rough figure on your roof.

Choose the footprint, the pitch, and the material to see an estimate. Treat it as a planning figure only: the number that holds comes after a local roofer walks the roof and checks the decking underneath.

Roof footprint

SQ FT

Pitch

Material

Estimated install range

$12,650 – $15,180

Adjusted area (pitch)2,300 sq ft

Rate basis (incl. tear-off)$5.55 / sq ft

Think of this as a researched starting point. The firm figure lands in your written estimate once a roofer inspects the roof.

Why it matters

The four tiers, priced against each other

Most Irving roofs land on one of these four, and this is what separates them: what the range pays for, and why the low end and the high end sit so far apart. Curious how the looks stack up? The shingle guide sorts the styles from the Class 4 hail rating.

Roofing tier	Installed, per square	What widens the range
Architectural shingle	$440 to $670	The Dallas-Fort Worth default; pitch, roof shape, and decking condition move it within the band
Class 4 impact-resistant	$550 to $830	Built to take Dallas County hail better, and many Texas insurers trim the premium for it
Designer shingle	$670 to $1,020	Heavier profiles that stand in for slate or shake; more cutting and detail work up top
Standing-seam metal	$990 to $1,570	A separate trade; panel gauge, seam work, and trim decide where it lands

Dallas-Fort Worth planning ranges per square installed, not a quote. Tear-off of the worn roof is already built into these ranges.

Irving roof cost questions

The money questions homeowners actually raise, answered plainly.

Q1What is the average cost of replacing a roof in Texas?

For a typical 24-square Texas roof, architectural shingle runs roughly $10,600 to $16,100 installed, which sits in the middle of the market across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Step up to Class 4 or a designer line and the figure climbs; drop to a small, simple roof and it falls. An honest estimate lists the square count so the math is yours to check.

Q2When is the cheapest time of year to replace a roof in Irving?

Late fall through winter is usually the quieter, gentler-priced stretch in North Texas, once hail season has passed and crews have open calendars. Spring and early summer, right after the storms roll through, run busiest and priciest. If the roof can wait, booking in the off-season can shave the number, though a leaking or storm-hit roof should never wait on a calendar.

Q3What does per square mean on a roofing estimate?

A square is 100 square feet of roof surface, and roofers price by it. A typical Irving roof is about 24 squares, so $440 to $670 per square works out to roughly $10,600 to $16,100 for the whole job. Any honest estimate lists the square count, so the arithmetic is yours to double-check.

Q4Will insurance pay for my new roof, or is it out of pocket?

It depends on why the roof is failing. Sudden hail or wind damage is generally an insurance matter, covered under your policy minus the deductible, while a roof that has simply worn out is an out-of-pocket replacement. A local roofer can tell you which one you are looking at, and the insurance claim guide walks through how a roof claim moves from there.

Q5Why do two Irving roofs the same size get different prices?

Because square footage only sets the floor. Pitch, the count of valleys and penetrations, the condition of the decking, and the material tier set the spread, which is how a simple ranch and a cut-up two-story can price thousands apart. The only honest way to settle it is a roofer on the roof and a roof replacement estimate that lists every line.

Irving roofers

Put a real number on your Irving roof

Ranges are enough to budget with. A firm number takes a local roofer on the roof, reading the deck and writing the full scope down, at no cost and with nothing to sign. Send the address and the roof basics to get one started.