Impact Resistant Roof Cost.
Impact resistant roof cost is shown here as installed price ranges for 2026, by roof size and material. Type your Florida address to get the range for your roof. Free, no signup.
An impact resistant roof is priced like any Florida roof, by material and by the square. The ranges here cover shingle, metal, tile and slate; impact-rated products do not get a separate line.
Impact resistant roof pricing.
Begin with the base material. Florida installed pricing has asphalt shingle at about $351 to $594 a square and architectural shingle at about $411 to $691.
Metal, tile and slate carry industry-reference pricing that nobody has verified for Florida yet. Metal sits near $700 to $1,400 a square, tile $700 to $1,500 and slate $1,500 to $3,000.
Ask each roofer to name the impact-rated product in writing, then line the quotes up against each other.
Roof cost by size and material.
Pages marked as an estimate use industry-reference pricing while Florida numbers are sourced.
Lines to check on an impact roof quote.
Same items, every quote.
Hold every quote to the same four lines before you compare totals.
Rated product
The product name and its impact rating, written into the quote.
Installed scope
Materials and labor, the tear-off and haul-away, and the permit and inspection.
Measured size
A square count close to the estimator's aerial measurement of your roof.
Wind form paperwork
Roof covering is one of seven features on form OIR-B1-1802. Keep the product paperwork for your inspector.
Storm records and the rating.
Read the storm history and design wind speed for your address before you pick a rated product.
The report names each hurricane and tropical system on record for the address and the largest hail reported within 5 miles. Each address also shows its design wind speed and FEMA flood zone.
Then measure the roof with the estimator and bring that range to every roofer you talk to.
Common questions.
This site does not price impact-rated products as their own line. Start from the material ranges, for example $3,510 to $5,940 installed for 1,000 sq ft of asphalt shingle in Florida. Then ask roofers how the rated version changes that line on your measured roof.
This site publishes no figures on discounts for impact-rated roofs. Wind credits come from form OIR-B1-1802, filled in by a qualified inspector, and roof covering is one of the seven features it records. Ask your inspector and your agent how your roof would score.
Yes, for the surrounding area: it shows the largest hail reported within 5 miles and when hail was last spotted there. Storm history also covers named hurricanes and tropical systems, and the design wind speed for your location helps you weigh how much rating to pay for.
This site publishes no lifespan figures for impact-rated products. On the site's figures, a Florida asphalt shingle roof lasts about 15 to 20 years in sun and storms, with tile and metal lasting longer. Ask the roofer for the manufacturer's warranty terms on the rated product you choose.
Give the budget estimator your address and it measures the roof from aerial imagery, with no visit and no signup. It returns an installed-cost range for that roof. Quote requests then go from the estimator to partner Florida roofers, who can price the rated product.
Yes. The roof visualizer shows real shingle colors on a photo of your house, drawn from 233 colors across 7 brands. Use it to narrow the color first, then ask the roofers quoting your house which of those product lines come in an impact-rated version.