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How Much Does A Fiberglass Roof Cost?

Fiberglass Replacement Prices

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Corrugated fiberglass roofing, also referred to as just a fiberglass roof, is similar to the material found covering a greenhouse. It is often chosen as an alternative to traditional roofing materials because of its low cost.

Fiberglass Roof Costs

  • For a 2,500 square foot roof the price range is $4000-$7000 with the median price being around $5500. This will cost more or less depending on what part of the country you live in, as labor costs vary greatly from region to region.
  • A contract should include materials, removal of the old roof, installation of the new roof and take-away and disposal of debris.
  • Fiberglass roofing is available in corrugated fiberglass roof panels or fiberglass shingles.
  • Fiberglass is on average 50-60% cheaper than traditional roofing materials such as asphalt shingles, wood and metal.
  • Fiberglass is lightweight and durable. A fiberglass roof should last at least 25-30 years. Some manufacturers even offer a lifetime guarantee.
  • Fiberglass roofing is water and rust proof, translucent and fire-resistant.

Make sure you get several estimates for your roof project. We have a network of reliable roofing contractors across the US who will provide you with free price estimates after filling out one short form.

  • Some dealers may offer a discount if you use an authorized contractor. Contact local suppliers for details.

Shopping For A Fiberglass Roof?

Fiberglass is not the best material for all areas. Because they are lightweight and thin, they are noisy during rain and do not resist rain well. Also, they may not hold up well under extreme temperature fluctuations and offer little insulation against heat and cold. In addition, fiberglass can break under the weight of a heavy object. For these reasons, fiberglass may not be an appropriate material in all areas. It is recommended to talk to a local contractor before installing a fiberglass roof.

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