Best Roofing Companies

The Best Roofing Companies Brought to You by a Company that Knows Roofing.

We’ve worked hard to put together a comprehensive list of the best roofing companies and contractors in the biggest markets. We use a proprietary 60-point review process to save time and money.

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By State and City:

Alabama

Arizona

California

Colorado

Florida

Georgia

Hawaii

Honolulu

Illinois

Minnesota

Missouri

Nebraska

Nevada

New Jersey

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New Mexico

Albuquerque

North Carolina

Ohio

Oklahoma

Tulsa

Oregon

Portland

Pennsylvania

Tennessee

Nashville

Texas

Utah

Salt Lake City

Virginia

Virginia Beach

Washington

Seattle

Wisconsin

Milwaukee

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As of today, we have evaluated 80+ markets in cities all across the United States. Don’t see your city or State listed here today? Message and get our expert recommendation before we publish our official results.

What Got Us Started Doing These Round-Ups?

It all started when we were looking for roofing partners in New Jersey. We knew that we wanted to work with the best and we set about seeking out the top roofers in our area, but we noticed something:

The consumer journey to find the best roofing companies was longer than it needs to be.

Our searches took us to sites like HomeAdvisor, Angi, and Yelp, where narrowing down the location was difficult and that the sites would allow companies to buy leads.

How We Got Started Reviewing Roofing Companies

How Do We Do It?

We have a rigorous 60-point review process that we use to make sure we only get the very best roofers in your city.

Here’s a quick rundown of the different criteria that each of the roofing companies on these lists go through:

Business history – We look at the roofing company’s history and ownership to see what level of experience they have, what accomplishments they have made, what impact they have had on their community, and how much they have grown.
Services – Each roofing company has different specific services they offer, any special features they have, and the quality of their services.
Business hours – We like to feature companies that offer 24/7 emergency services whenever possible.
Pictures/media – A picture says a thousand words, and the photos on a roofing company’s website can show evidence of the quality of their work.
Website quality – Often, the only thing that potential customers have to go off of is a roofing business’s website. You can tell a lot by how detailed the information they have on the site is, the availability of contact information or online booking services, and even the overall aesthetic and performance of the site itself.
Social media – Yes, even roofing companies have social media sites now, and they are a good indicator of a company’s success. We look at how much interaction a roofing company gets and what their social media reviews look like as well as customer loyalty.
Awards and acknowledgements – The history, legitimacy, and special achievements a roofing company has under its belt are a good indicator of their ability and excellence.
Feedback and reviews – Reviews are the best way to see what other customers who have used their services have to say about them. We look at all major review sites and see what the biggest complaints and concerns are and also how customers feel they were treated by the company.
Other stuff – To get a comprehensive view of everything a roofing company has to offer, we also look for things like discounts, if the roofing company has multiple locations, warranty policies offered, and the overall value of their products and services.

Why Do We Do It?

We wanted to make it easy and straightforward to homeowners to find the best roofing companies in their city. No more hours of searching and relying solely on Google reviews to try and guess if a roofing company is legit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are a few things homeowners often ask about roofing that we want to take the time to address.

What types of roofing materials are there?

These are a few of the most common roofing materials:

Asphalt shingles – The most common roofing material due to their low cost and durability.
Metal roofing – Typically found on industrial buildings due to durability and price.
Clay and concrete tiles – Heavy, durable tiles that can withstand damage from wind, hurricanes, and tornadoes up to 125 MPH.
Stone-coated steel – An economical choice for people in wet climates as they’re resistant to damage from heavy rains.
Slate – Lasts over 100 years, won’t burn, and is waterproof which makes it great for preventing mold and fungus. It is heavy and expensive and likely to break if stepped on.
Rubber slate – A more flexible version of slate that not as many roofers know how to use.
Built-up roofing– Uses layers of asphalt, tar, and gravel to create a durable flat roof that holds up under heavy foot traffic, ideal for rooftop decks.
Green roof – a technique of covering your roof with plants and greenery which can reduce runoff, improve air quality, and provide natural insulation.

What is the cheapest way to replace a roof?

Asphalt shingles are generally the cheapest materials available to replace a roof, but keep in mind that this material isn’t necessarily suitable for all homes or climates.

Which roof lasts the longest?

Generally, shingles made from concrete, slate, or tile are the longest-lasting roofing materials.

How much does it cost to replace a roof?

The cost of installing a new roof or replacing an old one varies widely depending on your location, the roofing materials you need, and how large your home is. In general, a new roof can cost anywhere between $8,500 and $16,500.

How do I estimate roofing costs?

It’s a good idea to get estimates from multiple different roofing companies before making your final decision.

How do I know if I need a roof replacement?

Here are some common signs that it’s time to replace your roof:

Bald spots on your roof
Shingles curling or cracked
It’s been 20 years since you got your roof replaced