State cost guide · Estimates · Checked 2026-10-27
Roof replacement cost in Kansas
A typical 2,000 sq ft roof in architectural asphalt shingles costs an estimated $10,600 – $14,400 in Kansas. Labour here runs 4% below the national average (labour factor 0.96), based on BLS roofer wages in Kansas: mean $25.66/hr, median $22.69/hr.
Modelled estimate — not a quoteCost by material (2,000 sq ft roof, Kansas)
| Material | Lifespan | Per sq ft | 1,500 sq ft | 2,000 sq ft | 2,500 sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3-Tab Asphalt Shingles | 15-20 years | $4.09–$5.78 | $6,100–$8,700 | $8,200–$11,600 | $10,200–$14,400 |
| Architectural Asphalt Shingles | 25-30 years | $5.30–$7.22 | $7,900–$10,800 | $10,600–$14,400 | $13,200–$18,100 |
| Designer Asphalt Shingles | 30-40 years | $6.74–$9.63 | $10,100–$14,400 | $13,500–$19,300 | $16,900–$24,100 |
| Standing Seam Metal | 40-70 years | $11.56–$17.33 | $17,300–$26,000 | $23,100–$34,700 | $28,900–$43,300 |
| Metal Shingles | 40-70 years | $8.67–$13.48 | $13,000–$20,200 | $17,300–$27,000 | $21,700–$33,700 |
| Cedar Shake | 25-40 years | $7.70–$12.52 | $11,600–$18,800 | $15,400–$25,000 | $19,300–$31,300 |
| Concrete Tile | 40-50+ years | $9.63–$15.41 | $14,400–$23,100 | $19,300–$30,800 | $24,100–$38,500 |
| Clay Tile | 50-100 years | $12.52–$19.26 | $18,800–$28,900 | $25,000–$38,500 | $31,300–$48,200 |
| Natural Slate | 75-100+ years | $17.33–$28.89 | $26,000–$43,300 | $34,700–$57,800 | $43,300–$72,200 |
| TPO Flat Roofing (single-ply) | 20-30 years | $5.78–$9.63 | $8,700–$14,400 | $11,600–$19,300 | $14,400–$24,100 |
Per-square-foot figures include standard one-layer tear-off and disposal. Steep pitch, a second existing layer, decking repair and premium underlayment add cost — see how the price is built.
What moves the price in Kansas
Labour
Kansas roofers earn a mean of $25.66/hr (BLS OEWS May 2025; 900 employed statewide). Our model weights labour at ~45% of job cost, giving Kansas a factor of 0.96 against the national 1.00.
Material choice
Asphalt is the budget end; standing-seam metal, tile and slate cost 2–4× more upfront and last 2–4× longer. Lifespan per dollar often favours metal — compare on the calculator.
Roof shape
Pitch, valleys, dormers and stories all add labour and waste. A steep or cut-up roof can price 10–25% above the same area in a simple gable. Measure yours →
Tear-off vs overlay
Skipping tear-off saves money today and can void warranties and hide deck damage. When each makes sense →
Cities in Kansas
Questions
- How much does a roof replacement cost in Kansas?
- For a typical 2,000 sq ft roof in architectural asphalt shingles, our model estimates $10,600 to $14,400 in Kansas. The range is modelled from national material prices adjusted by a Kansas labour factor of 0.96 (BLS OEWS May 2025 roofer wages). It is an estimate, not a quote.
- Why do roof prices differ in Kansas?
- Labour is roughly 45% of a replacement job, and roofer wages in Kansas average $25.66/hr against a $27.95/hr national mean (BLS OEWS May 2025). Materials are priced close to national, so wages, demand and code requirements explain most of the local difference.
- Does the estimate include tear-off?
- Yes — the standard range includes removing one existing layer and disposal. A second existing layer, steep pitch, or structural repairs (decking, tile weight) add cost; the calculator shows the extra-layer adjuster explicitly.
- How do I get an exact price?
- Only a site visit produces an exact price. Get at least three written quotes from licensed, insured local contractors, itemised by material, tear-off, underlayment and flashing — and compare them against the ranges here.