Lisbon Roof Replacement Costs

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The average cost to replace a roof in Lisbon, North Dakota is $14,846.

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Roof Replacement Cost in Lisbon, North Dakota

The average cost to replace a roof in Lisbon is about $14,846. This is based on the average roof size (with pitch) in Lisbon of 2,004 sqft (20.00 squares) and the area’s most common material, Asphalt Shingle, which run about $7.41 per sqft ($741/square).

Average Cost by Material

Roof replacement cost can vary greatly depending on the type of roofing material used. The costs listed below are based on a 2,004 sqft roof (20.00 squares) in Lisbon.

Asphalt Shingle

$14,846

Designer Shingle

$15,841

Metal

$28,513

Costs calculated from data entered by roofing contractors into the Instant Roofer Database. Data is refreshed weekly.

Roof Replacement Costs by Home Size

Home size is one of the biggest factors contributing to replacement costs. This table shows replacement costs for different home sizes for each roofing material in Lisbon.

Asphalt Shingle
$7.41/sqft ($741/square)
SQFT	SQUARES	COST
500	5	$3,704
1,000	10	$7,408
1,500	15	$11,112
2,000	20	$14,816
2,500	25	$18,520
3,000	30	$22,225
3,500	35	$25,929
4,000	40	$29,633
4,500	45	$33,337
5,000	50	$37,041

Designer Shingle
$7.90/sqft ($790/square)
SQFT	SQUARES	COST
500	5	$3,952
1,000	10	$7,905
1,500	15	$11,857
2,000	20	$15,810
2,500	25	$19,762
3,000	30	$23,715
3,500	35	$27,667
4,000	40	$31,619
4,500	45	$35,572
5,000	50	$39,524

Metal
$14.23/sqft ($1,423/square)
SQFT	SQUARES	COST
500	5	$7,114
1,000	10	$14,228
1,500	15	$21,342
2,000	20	$28,456
2,500	25	$35,571
3,000	30	$42,685
3,500	35	$49,799
4,000	40	$56,913
4,500	45	$64,027
5,000	50	$71,141

Costs calculated from data entered by roofing contractors into the Instant Roofer Database. Data is refreshed weekly.

How Roof Replacement Impacts Home Value

Homeowners frequently want to know how replacing their roof could impact the overall value of their home. This table shows how roof replacement, by material and home size, could impact the value of an Lisbon home.

Asphalt Shingle
$7.41/sqft ($741/square)
SQFT	VALUE ADDED
500	$2,222
1,000	$4,445
1,500	$6,667
2,000	$8,890
2,500	$11,112
3,000	$13,335
3,500	$15,557
4,000	$17,780
4,500	$20,002
5,000	$22,225

Designer Shingle
$7.90/sqft ($790/square)
SQFT	VALUE ADDED
500	$2,411
1,000	$4,822
1,500	$7,233
2,000	$9,644
2,500	$12,055
3,000	$14,466
3,500	$16,877
4,000	$19,288
4,500	$21,699
5,000	$24,110

Metal
$14.23/sqft ($1,423/square)
SQFT	VALUE ADDED
500	$4,411
1,000	$8,822
1,500	$13,232
2,000	$17,643
2,500	$22,054
3,000	$26,465
3,500	$30,875
4,000	$35,286
4,500	$39,697
5,000	$44,108

Costs calculated from data entered by roofing contractors into the Instant Roofer Database. Data is refreshed weekly.

Lisbon Roof Statistics

The number of roofs our tech has scanned	3,239
Average roof size (with pitch)	2,004 Square Feet
Average roof slope	6/12 Pitch or 26.57 Degrees
Most common roof type	Asphalt Shingle

Calculated by our AI roofing tech and populated from the Instant Roofer Database. Data is refreshed weekly.

Frequently Asked Roofing Questions In Lisbon, North Dakota

Labor Costs

How much does roofing labor cost in Lisbon, North Dakota compared to nearby areas?

In Lisbon, North Dakota roofing labor typically falls between $2.00 and $3.50 per foot, generally a shade cheaper than what you’d encounter in nearby Fargo because of lower overhead yet it aligns closely with rates in other Ransom County towns. Hourly crew wages usually sit in the $40‑$65 range. For distant locations such, as Oakes or Enderlin travel fees often get tacked on nudging the overall cost a bit higher.

Weather & Climate Considerations

How does Lisbon, North Dakota's weather affect roof lifespan?

The climate in Lisbon, North Dakota, , about 20‑24 inches of precipitation each year 40‑50 inches of snow persistent prairie winds averaging 10‑12 mph and generous sunshine, spurs frequent freeze‑thaw cycles and wind‑driven snow loads that wear down roof shingles and flashings especially on south‑ and west‑facing roofs near the Sheyenne River valley.

What is the most common cause of roof damage in Lisbon, North Dakota?

During summer, in Lisbon, Ransom County, North Dakota hail that arrives with the area’s severe thunderstorms tops the list of roof‑damage culprits especially when the fierce prairie winds that accompany them rip shingles apart and dent metal roofs.

What is the best time of year to replace a roof in Lisbon, North Dakota?

In the town of Lisbon, ND, Ransom County’s seat, the optimal window for a roof replacement lands squarely, in the summer months typically spanning June through August. During this stretch temperatures reliably stay above freezing and daylight hours are generous. Steering clear of the freeze‑thaw cycles of spring the snow‑laden days of winter and the icy evenings that creep in late autumn is prudent as the summer heat encourages shingles to bond securely and slashes the likelihood of weather‑induced hold‑ups.

Insurance & Storms

How common are storm-related roof claims in Lisbon, North Dakota?

In Lisbon, North Dakota, a Richland County town of about 2,300 residents, storm‑related roof claims are a rarity, in an average year yet they surge after summer hail and gusty wind events. Typically only a handful of homeowners file claims. A major hailstorm can generate dozens of claims throughout the local area.

What natural disasters in Lisbon, North Dakota cause the most roof replacements?

In Lisbon, Ransom County, roof replacements are largely prompted by a mix of severe summer hail and straight‑line winds, plus occasional tornado damage, the heavy wet winter snow that builds ice dams and spring floods that cause secondary water damage; the latest spate of summer hailstorms and tornado outbreaks has been the main driver, behind most of the claims.