A metal roof on a 2,000 sq ft home in Norman runs $14,450 to $34,000 (about 11.5 to 27.2 weeks of Norman's $65,060 median household income). Spread over its lifespan, metal panels cost $364 a year against $378 for architectural shingles. Starting ranges, not quotes. Prices compiled June 2026.
Metal and shingle prices. National per-square-foot ranges for a 2,000 sq ft roof, times Norman's fixed cost index of 0.85. 31 of the 209 cities we price sit below that index.
Re-roof comparison. A typical asphalt re-roof here is $5,950 to $13,175 for 2,000 sq ft; the typical figure is the midpoint rounded to $50.
Hail, wind, housing, income, firms. Public records: NOAA Storm Events, Census ACS, Census County Business Patterns. Each row above names its source and period.
For a 2,000 sq ft home, $14,450 to $34,000 (about 11.5 to 27.2 weeks of Norman's $65,060 median household income). Panels run $14,450 to $25,500, standing seam $20,400 to $34,000 and metal shingles $11,900 to $20,400.
How much more is metal than shingles in Norman?
A typical panel roof is $20,000 against $10,400 for architectural shingles, a difference of $9,600 (92%) (about 7.7 weeks of Norman's $65,060 median household income).
Is metal cheaper per year in Norman?
Divide the typical price by the middle of the lifespan range and metal panels cost $364 a year, architectural shingles $378 and standing seam $453. The sum leaves out energy savings, upkeep and the money you tie up early.
How many asphalt roofs does one metal roof outlast?
About 2 at the middle of the published ranges (40–70 years for metal panels, 25–30 years for architectural shingles). Two asphalt roofs at today's $10,400 cost $20,800 (about 16.6 weeks of Norman's $65,060 median household income).
Do I need a hail-rated metal roof in Norman?
The county recorded 59 days with hail of 1 inch or larger, 2014 to June 2026, up to 3.41 inches. Ask the installer for the panel's impact rating and ask your insurer whether it discounts impact-rated roofs, then get both answers in writing.
Does a metal roof lower insurance in Oklahoma?
Oklahoma runs a FORTIFIED Roof program, and Norman homeowners can ask about a grant of up to $10,000 and insurer discounts of 3% to 42%. A metal roof in Norman counts only if it is built to that standard and designated, so ask the evaluator first.
