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2026 Q3 · rank 19 of 51

Roof replacement cost in Wisconsin

An architectural shingle roof in Wisconsin costs $500 per square installed on the 2026 Q3 Roof Cost Index, -0.1% against the US typical of $500. Roofers in Wisconsin earn a mean $27.91/hour (BLS, May 2025), a labor index of 0.999.

How much does a new roof cost in Wisconsin?

$12,668 to $23,324 for an architectural shingle roof on a 2,000 sq ft single-story home (6/12 pitch, one layer torn off, permit and dumpster included), typical $17,956. That is $4.00 to $6.00 per square foot of roof, installed.

Low
$400
per square
Typical
$500
per square, architectural shingles
High
$600
per square

All materials in Wisconsin

MaterialLowTypicalHighUS typicalvs US
Architectural shingles $400 $500 $600 $500 -0.1%
3-tab shingles $280 $355 $430 $355 -0.1%
Standing seam metal $899 $1,249 $1,599 $1,250 -0.1%
Metal panel $499 $899 $1,299 $900 -0.1%
Tile $699 $1,798 $2,898 $1,800 -0.1%
Slate $999 $1,999 $2,998 $2,000 -0.1%
Flat membrane $250 $475 $699 $475 -0.1%
Installed cost per square (100 sq ft) in Wisconsin, Roof Cost Index 2026 Q3. Material at national prices; labor scaled by the local BLS roofer wage. Tear-off, permit and extras not included.

A typical 2,000 sq ft footprint at a medium pitch is about 24.6 squares, so multiply the per-square figure by roughly 25 for a whole-roof number before tear-off, permit and extras. Use the calculator below for your own footprint.

Metro areas in Wisconsin

Metro (BLS MSA)Typical / squarevs stateMetro rank of 263
Racine-Mount Pleasant, WI$530+6.2%47
Janesville-Beloit, WI$527+5.4%56
Green Bay, WI$510+2.2%81
Appleton, WI$510+2.2%82
Madison, WI$509+1.9%84
Sheboygan, WI$505+1.0%89
Milwaukee-Waukesha, WI$502+0.6%93
Oshkosh-Neenah, WI$496-0.7%105
Eau Claire, WI$471-5.7%148
Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI (listed under MN)$599+20.0%8
Duluth, MN-WI (listed under MN)$574+14.9%15

Only metros with a BLS roofer wage row appear. Areas outside these metros use the state figure.

How Wisconsin compares

Wisconsin ranks 19 of 51 states. Nearby on the Index: North Dakota ($513), Indiana ($509), Nevada ($496), Montana ($494). The spread across all states runs from $609 to $428 per square, and the whole gap is labor: material is priced nationally in this edition.

This page is generated from the 2026 Q3 Index. A written guide for Wisconsin is added when the state is activated with a roofer partner and a county footprint source. Methodology.

Wisconsin roof cost questions

How much does a new roof cost in Wisconsin?

On the 2026 Q3 Roof Cost Index, an architectural shingle roof on a 2,000 sq ft single-story home (6/12 pitch, one layer torn off, permit and dumpster included) costs $12,668 to $23,324 in Wisconsin, typical $17,956. That is about 24.6 squares of roof.

How much is a new roof per square foot in Wisconsin?

Architectural shingles run $4.00 to $6.00 per square foot of roof surface installed in Wisconsin (typical $5.00), or $400 to $600 per square of 100 sq ft. Tear-off, permit and dumpster are extra.

How much does a metal roof cost in Wisconsin?

Standing seam metal on the same 2,000 sq ft home costs $24,959 to $47,905 in Wisconsin, typical $36,392, because standing seam material alone runs $400 to $800 per square against $100 to $250 for architectural shingles.

Why is roofing cheaper in Wisconsin than the US average?

Labor. Roofers in Wisconsin earn a mean $27.91 an hour (BLS, May 2025) against $27.95 nationally, a labor index of 0.999. Material is priced nationally in this edition, so the whole -0.1% gap is labor.

Which Wisconsin metro has the highest roofing cost?

Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI is the most expensive metro touching Wisconsin at $599 per square; Eau Claire, WI is the least at $471. Areas outside a metro use the state figure.

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