Roof Inspection Costs

Visual or drone inspection of all roof surfaces, flashing, gutters, and penetrations to assess condition and identify needed repairs.

Verified by 3 sourcesUpdated March 21, 2026

Cost Comparison by Location

50 locations with verified cost data

Cost Comparison — Roof Inspection

Alabama3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$440

High

$900

Alaska3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$477

High

$900

Arizona3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$442

High

$900

Arkansas3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$440

High

$900

California3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$476

High

$900

Colorado3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$462

High

$900

Connecticut3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$477

High

$900

Delaware3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$469

High

$900

Florida3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$442

High

$900

Georgia3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$445

High

$900

Hawaii3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$464

High

$900

Idaho3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$446

High

$900

Illinois3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$484

High

$900

Indiana3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$461

High

$900

Iowa3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$444

High

$900

Kansas3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$445

High

$900

Kentucky3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$445

High

$900

Louisiana3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$441

High

$900

Maine3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$450

High

$900

Maryland3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$454

High

$900

Massachusetts3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$495

High

$900

Michigan3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$463

High

$900

Minnesota3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$506

High

$900

Mississippi3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$431

High

$900

Missouri3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$457

High

$900

Montana3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$448

High

$900

Nebraska3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$442

High

$900

Nevada3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$448

High

$900

New Hampshire3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$451

High

$900

New Jersey3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$497

High

$900

New Mexico3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$439

High

$900

New York3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$477

High

$900

North Carolina3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$446

High

$900

North Dakota3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$446

High

$900

Ohio3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$463

High

$900

Oklahoma3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$444

High

$900

Oregon3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$463

High

$900

Pennsylvania3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$449

High

$900

Rhode Island3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$467

High

$900

South Carolina3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$442

High

$900

South Dakota3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$447

High

$900

Tennessee3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$440

High

$900

Texas3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$441

High

$900

Utah3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$450

High

$900

Vermont3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$459

High

$900

Virginia3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$448

High

$900

Washington3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$471

High

$900

West Virginia3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$429

High

$900

Wisconsin3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$449

High

$900

Wyoming3 sources

Low

$98

Typical

$427

High

$900

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About Roof Inspection Costs

Roof inspection costs in Alabama vary significantly based on roof complexity, property size, and inspector expertise. The wide range from $97.50 to $900.00 reflects differences in inspection scope—basic visual assessments cost less, while comprehensive inspections with drone technology, detailed reports, and remediation recommendations cost more. Local market conditions, inspector credentials, and regional demand also influence pricing.

Questions to Ask Your Contractor

  • 1Is the inspector certified (NACHI, ASHI, or similar)?
  • 2Does the inspection include drone or aerial photography?
  • 3What is included in the final report—photos, measurements, repair estimates?
  • 4Are there any additional fees for travel, large properties, or complex roofs?
  • 5Does the inspector carry liability insurance and bonding?
  • 6Will the inspection include interior attic access and assessment?
  • 7How detailed are the repair recommendations, and do they include cost estimates?
  • 8Is there a warranty or guarantee on the inspection findings?
  • 9How long does the inspection typically take for my property size?
  • 10Are there any seasonal price variations or emergency inspection premiums?