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The cost of installing a new roof depends on the size of your project and the roofing material you choose. According to national averages, which are calculated on a 1,500 - 2,500 square foot home model, full roof replacements can can run from $1,500 for minor jobs up to $40,000+ for premium materials on large homes.

The type of roofing material you choose to install can impact costs. Generally, asphalt and synthetic composite are the most affordable materials per square foot, followed by metal and wood. Natural slate and clay roofing are the most expensive.

There’s no “best” roofing material, but there are some clear winners in durability and maintenance requirements. Clay, slate, and metal are undeniably the most durable and low maintenance. They cost the most upfront, but their lifespan is significantly longer than other less expensive materials like asphalt or wood, which only last 15 - 35 years. Composite roofing is a nice middle ground that achieves the high-end appeal of slate or wood, but is more affordable and can still last up to 50 years.

Asphalt roofing has an average lifespan of 15 - 25 years, followed by wood roofing that lasts between 20 - 40 years. Synthetic roofing averages 30 - 50 years, while metal roofing can last 40 - 70 years. Clay and slate roofing last the longest, with an average lifespan of 75 - 100+ years.