What is the going rate to have new shingles installed?

I'm praying for hail. My deductible is only $1500. $1500 is all I pay.

Is this the going rate in your hood?
My roof is 25 years old.
I used 25 year shingles.
I inspect my shingles often and repair any tabs that have blown off. Repair any nail pops. My shingles still look good considering they are 25 years old I think my ceiling repair may have happened when we had 100 mph winds and heavy rain at the end of June.

Might check your insurance policy.
They will know how old the roof is and will likely depreciate it to no coverage.
Can't imagine they are gonna pay $15k on a 25 year old roof.

Call Indian Farmers Insurance.
They sell insurance that covers hail damage and no depreciation because of age. Yes no depreciation.
All I pay is $1500 dollars, my deductible.

Would you like to talk to my insurance agent?

I talked to him today to find out if Indiana Farmers has an issue if I put a second roof my old shingles. Not an issue, just don't put a 3rd layer. This will be the second layer.

Do you want my agent's phone number?
I've been with Indiana Farmers for about 15 years after Farm Bureau depreciated my shingles and I didn't get enough to buy the 14 squares of shingles. GRRRRR,

Back then, Farm Bureau was paying $315 a square for removing old shingles.

Now my estimate is $425 a square for a roof over using 30 years Dimensional shingles. Grrrr.

When I bought the rental my agent specifically told me they would not cover the roof in any manner. I read the policy and it specifically stated no coverage on the roof - or any damage the house may suffer due to a failure of the roof. From what I know about insurance companies I am pretty sure that if a tornado ripped the roof off and the rest of the house was then rain damaged they's tell me to go pound sand for any claim.

But if a tornado/hurricane rips off the roof or it gets damaged by hail that is a totally different story.

Is that for 3 tab or Architectural shingles???

The house I am working on has 3 tab.
Most likely 25 year 60 mph shingles.

I'm looking at GAF Timberline HDZ Architectural shingles.
Lifetime Limited Warranty (yea right) and rated at 130 mph.
They are $130 a square and underlayment would add 10 to $15 a square depending on what you use.
With new pipe flashing; drip edge; ect your quote is about $200 a square labor.

One thing I would stay away from - dark or black shingles. I know it's the style but spending time on the roof earlier this summer the heat was horrible - you literally couldn't touch the roof without burning your hand. Imagine months of that for years on end with a black roof. I went back to Shasta White architectural shingles - I was kind of surprised by hard they were to find but I got them. I also learned the old basic 3-tab Shasta White shingles are basically obsolete - I called every lumber yard/home store in Topeka and Manhattan and not a single bundle in stock and ordering was going to take over a month - all I wanted as a couple bundles to do the peaks. I lucked out and some guy had a couple bundles on Facebook Market.

Cost to put down a shingle roof - I had a coil nail gun and bought a second one. In a week or two my son and some of his friends will help do the main part of the house now that the porches are done. Probably going to run me $500-$600 with me doing the tear off.

I've had to tear off two layers enough times that I'd never put that job on the next guy who has to roof my house. And there's no way you'll get 25 years out of 25 year shingles when they're installed over old shingles. Plus it looks like craρ.

There isn't anything I can't do.
My back won't let me do this kind of work any more.

Sunday while shopping at Kroger's I had to sit down because my back was pinching.

I think the reason I got 25 years out of my shingles is proper attic Ventilation.