The cost to replace a small number of missing shingles on a roof typically ranges from $150 to $400, depending heavily on contractor labor minimums, regional pricing variations, and the pitch or height of your roof. Most professional roofing companies charge a standard service call or minimum dispatch fee to send a technician out for minor repairs, even if the actual task takes less than an hour. If you choose to tackle the repair yourself as a DIY project, the cost drops significantly to under $30 for a bundle of matching shingles, a tube of roofing cement, and a utility knife. However, if the missing shingles are spread across multiple areas, or if the underlying underlayment and plywood decking have sustained damage from exposure, the repair costs can increase to between $500 and $1,000 to ensure proper structural integrity and waterproofing.
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