Roof Replacement in Citrus County
In Citrus County, a shingle roof replacement on a typical 1,629 sq ft home runs about $9,400–$15,500 (Blue Sky pricing as of October 2026); Blue Sky crews don't work here yet, so we'll refer you to a licensed roofer who does.
Blue Sky crews don't work in Citrus County yet
Send us your address and project and we'll refer you to a licensed roofer who works here.
What roof replacement costs in Citrus County
For the median single-family home here: 1,629 sq ft of living area, about 24 roof squares.
Shingle
Architectural asphalt shingles
$12,100
Most jobs $9,400–$15,500
$420–$590 per square
Metal
Standing seam metal panels
$29,000
Most jobs $22,600–$37,200
$1,010–$1,420 per square
Tile
Concrete tile
$29,000
Most jobs $22,400–$37,600
$1,000–$1,440 per square
Flat / low-slope
Modified bitumen or TPO membrane
$14,500
Most jobs $11,200–$18,800
$500–$720 per square
Composite
Synthetic slate, shake, or tile (e.g. DaVinci, Brava)
$48,300
Most jobs $36,600–$63,900
$1,620–$2,470 per square
Commercial roofs
Roofs on commercial buildings in Citrus County, priced per square because building sizes vary too much for a typical total.
- Shingle
- $650 per squareMost jobs $550–$770
- Metal
- $1,560 per squareMost jobs $1,320–$1,850
- Tile
- $1,560 per squareMost jobs $1,300–$1,880
- Flat / low-slope
- $1,000 per squareMost jobs $810–$1,230
- Composite
- $2,600 per squareMost jobs $2,110–$3,210
Ranges start from Blue Sky's standard pricing (October 2026) and tighten as we complete jobs nearby. Installed price for a full replacement, including tear-off, permit, and disposal. Your written estimate after an inspection is the final price. How we price
Local rules that change the job
Wind code
Citrus County is outside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. Roofing products need Florida product approval, and the Florida Building Code's wind requirements for the home's exact location apply.
Who issues the permit
Cities permit homes inside their limits and Citrus County permits unincorporated addresses. A mailing city doesn't always match city limits, so the permitting office is confirmed from the parcel before filing.
Older homes
65% of single-family homes in Citrus County were built before the statewide Florida Building Code took effect in 2002. Re-roofing an older home can trigger upgrades such as re-nailing the roof deck and adding a secondary water barrier; a written estimate should include them.