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How much more is an impact-resistant roof?

By ROOF.CLICK Editorial TeamPublished January 25, 2026· Updated September 24, 2026

Roofing education reviewed by the ROOF.CLICK team. Product specifications referenced from manufacturer documentation.

Short answer

Upgrading to a Class 4 impact-resistant system costs more per square than the value system. In hail-prone areas, some insurers may offer discounts for qualifying impact-resistant roofing, which can help offset the upgrade over time.

In more detail

ROOF.CLICK's value architectural shingle is the lowest-cost system. Stepping up to the Class 4 impact-resistant system costs more per square, and the StormMaster Shake and stone-coated steel systems cost more still — all three carry the Class 4 rating. Some insurers may offer discounts for qualifying impact-resistant roofing; eligibility and savings vary by insurer, policy, and location, so ask your insurance provider. A Class 4 roof can also mean fewer hail-damage repairs over time. The 60 Second Roof Quote shows you the exact upgrade cost on your specific roof.

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