Roofing data, measured and made public.
Costs, claims, storms and materials — compiled from public datasets and industry surveys, with every source named and dated. Free to read and free to cite. If you find a figure here you cannot trace back to its origin, that is a bug and we want to hear about it.
Datasets and research
Hail Damage Statistics by State (2026)
How many hail events the US records each year, which states get hit hardest, and what hail damage costs homeowners and insurers in 2026.
View the dataThe HomeMatchup Roofing Cost Index (2026): Roof Replacement Prices by Metro
A monthly-refreshed index of US roof replacement prices for 2026: national average cost, cost per roofing square, by-material ranges, and a 12-metro comparison.
View the dataRoofing Industry Statistics (2026): Costs, Claims & Market Data
A cite-able roundup of US roofing statistics for 2026, market size, roof replacement costs, material share, and insurance claims, each tied to a named source.
View the dataTexas Roofing Market Report (2026)
A quarterly look at the Texas roofing market: $10.4B in size, 9,679 contractors, the nation's worst hail, and what a new roof costs across five major TX metros.
View the dataAverage Roof Lifespan by Material (2026 Data)
How long each roofing material lasts in 2026, from 3-tab asphalt to natural slate, with a full lifespan table, warranty norms, and a cost-per-year-of-life comparison.
View the dataRoof Replacement Statistics (2026)
How many US roofs get replaced each year, at what age, what they cost, who pays, and the resale value they return — the 2026 numbers, with sources.
View the dataRoofing Material Market Share (2026)
How the US roofing market splits by material in 2026: asphalt shingles dominate residential roofs, while TPO leads the commercial membrane market.
View the dataStorm Damage Statistics (2026)
How much storm damage costs the US each year, how many billion-dollar disasters strike, which perils drive the losses, and what a storm claim pays.
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