NeighborsPaid
JurisdictionMontgomery County, MD
Work classified asRoof Replacement
Permits read226
Windowlast 24 months
Data as of2026-09-04

Permit record · Maryland

What Montgomery County paid for a roof replacement

Not an estimate. We read 226 permits filed with Montgomery County and took the value written on each one.

Median declared value $29,838
Roof Replacement · Montgomery County 226 permits
$7k 10% $16k 25% $30k median $47k 75% $60k 90%

Half of these jobs landed between $16,119 and $46,848. One in ten came in under $7,124; one in ten ran past $60,282.

Monthly median · Roof Replacement▲504% since 2024-11
2024-11 · $6,625high $43,2002026-08 · $40,000

The same job, other cities

CityMedian Typical rangePermits
Montgomery County, MD $29,838 $16,119 – $46,848 226
New York, NY $50,000 $22,560 – $85,000 473
Raleigh, NC $43,557 $19,670 – $78,810 86
Chicago, IL $22,981 $13,453 – $37,876 1,951
Marin County, CA $21,150 $15,000 – $31,134 870
New Orleans, LA $20,500 $12,095 – $40,000 459
Everett, WA $20,000 $11,847 – $30,994 257
Baton Rouge, LA $19,232 $13,950 – $27,322 1,252
Seattle, WA $19,000 $13,764 – $26,000 530
San Francisco, CA $16,000 $12,000 – $23,752 7,068
Sacramento, CA $15,000 $10,000 – $22,000 209
Anaheim, CA $14,464 $10,000 – $19,000 1,744
Corona, CA $14,000 $9,418 – $20,000 591
Kansas City, MO $11,416 $7,506 – $19,609 82
Detroit, MI $10,416 $5,000 – $15,000 70
Los Angeles, CA $6,000 $4,200 – $9,900 22,165

Across the cities we cover, the same job runs from $6,000 in Los Angeles to $50,000 in New York — a 8.3× spread. See all cities →

Other projects in Montgomery County

ProjectMedianPermits
Solar Panels $24,0003,334
Deck or Patio $15,7082,168
Kitchen Remodel $64,000964
Home Addition $113,965851
Bathroom Remodel $27,000650
Swimming Pool $100,000233
Garage $33,500220
Interior Remodel $84,00089
ADU / Guest House $65,00061

Source

Source: Montgomery County MD — Commercial and Residential Building Permits. Permits issued in the last 24 months, classified by the work described on the permit. The figure is the declared value of the work — what the applicant reported to the city. It excludes work done without a permit and can sit below a final invoice. Read the full methodology. Data refreshed 2026-09-04.