The main difference between tile and shingle roofs is the material. Shingle roofs are primarily made from asphalt or a composite material, while tile roofs use more elegant, natural materials such as slate or terracotta. This results in different installation costs, life spans, appearances, and more. Below is a breakdown of these key differences.
Cost is a key factor for many homeowners when deciding between tile and shingle roofs. See the average costs for each option below.
Shingles are significantly less expensive than tile. Shingle roofs cost an average of $8,500–$24,500 for a 2,000-square-foot home, including labor and materials.* This price can range as low as $5,000 or as high as $40,000, depending on your home size and other factors.
Here’s a breakdown of the average cost for a shingle roof by house size.
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