Best Roofing Near Me — 2026 Guide & Top Pros Across 217 U.S. Cities

Roofing is the home-service category where the most consumer-protection complaints get filed every year. Storm-chasing contractors knock on doors after a hailstorm, collect insurance deposits, and disappear before a single shingle gets nailed. The 217 U.S. cities represented in our roofing inventory include local shops that have been in business 15+ years alongside larger franchise operations — both can do good work, but the verification matters more here than almost anywhere else. Full asphalt-shingle replacements run roughly $7,000 to $18,000 for an average home; metal roofing runs $15,000 to $40,000 with a 50-year lifespan that often outlasts the underlying structure. The hidden variable on every roof quote is the decking — if the contractor has to replace plywood under the old shingles, you''re paying an extra $1,500 to $4,000 that wasn''t in the original number. Insurance claims have their own complexity: many states require the claim be filed before any contractor signature, and the contractor''s allowance has to match the insurance company''s, or you''re paying the difference. Read the warranty carefully — manufacturer shingle warranties (25–50 years) require certified installation, and most installers don''t carry that certification.

Top Roofing Pros

Scarsdale Roofing & Chimney

Scarsdale, NY

3 reviews

Avellino Construction

Scarsdale, NY

3 reviews

Roseville Roofing

Roseville, CA

3 reviews

Heartland Roofing & Construction

New Braunfels, TX

3 reviews

Sterling Heights Roofers

Sterling Heights, MI

3 reviews

The Roof Specialists

Sterling Heights, MI

3 reviews

My Quality Construction Roofing & Siding

Sterling Heights, MI

3 reviews

RMZ Roofing

McAllen, TX

3 reviews

Builders Edge

McAllen, TX

3 reviews

CPR Roofing

Rockford, IL

3 reviews

James Joseph Construction

Paterson, NJ

3 reviews

Acco Roofing Contractors

Paterson, NJ

3 reviews

Beck Roofing Company, Inc.

Hayward, CA

3 reviews

Maciel Roofing Construction, Inc.

Hayward, CA

3 reviews

Athens Roofing

Athens, GA

3 reviews

Robert Binns Roofing Inc.

Lakeland, FL

3 reviews

Trimm Roofing

Lakeland, FL

3 reviews

Collins Roofing Company

Independence, MO

3 reviews

K & L Roofing & General Contracting

Independence, MO

3 reviews

Artisan Roofing & Guttering

Independence, MO

3 reviews

Beaumont Roofing

Beaumont, TX

3 reviews

Able Roofing

Beaumont, TX

3 reviews

Cornell Roofing Co., Inc.

Concord, CA

3 reviews

Pride Roofing Xperts

Brownsville, TX

3 reviews

Amigo Construction LLC

Brownsville, TX

3 reviews

Mi Techo Roofing

Provo, UT

3 reviews

Epic Roofing Contractors, LLC

Provo, UT

3 reviews

Mac Johnson Roofing

Gainesville, FL

3 reviews

Atlantic Roofing & Exteriors

Gainesville, FL

3 reviews

WPB Roofing

West Palm Beach, FL

3 reviews

All Seasons Roofing

Fresno, CA

3 reviews

Honest Joe Roofing Services

Fresno, CA

3 reviews

Appelhanz Roofing

Topeka, KS

3 reviews

Alpha & Omega Roofing

Topeka, KS

3 reviews

Dovetail Roofing

Topeka, KS

3 reviews

Higher Roof Solutions

Birmingham, AL

3 reviews

Find Roofing Pros by City

What to Look For

Verify state license, $1M minimum GL insurance, and workers' comp. Demand manufacturer certification (GAF Master Elite, CertainTeed SELECT ShingleMaster, Owens Corning Platinum) for any shingle warranty over 25 years. Ask whether the quote includes decking replacement or treats it as a change order — get a per-sheet allowance in writing. For insurance claims, the contractor signs the work order, not the assignment of benefits — never assign your claim rights to the contractor.

Average Cost

$325 – $48,000

full replacement

Pricing varies by city, scope, and provider. See city-specific cost guides below.

City cost guides:

Roofing Cost in Wichita, KS— avg $10,000 per project Roofing Cost in Dayton, OH— avg $10,500 full replacement Roofing Cost in Columbus, OH— avg $11,000 per project Roofing Cost in Cincinnati, OH— avg $11,500 per project Roofing Cost in Cleveland, OH— avg $11,500 full replacement

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a new roof cost in 2026?

Asphalt shingles: $7,000–$18,000 for an average home (2,000 sq ft, single story, simple pitch). Architectural shingles run higher than 3-tab. Metal roofs: $15,000–$40,000 depending on material (steel cheaper, copper at the top). Slate or tile: $25,000–$80,000+. Total cost depends on roof complexity (pitch, valleys, dormers, chimneys) more than square footage.

How do I know if a roofer is legit?

Three checks: state contractor license verifiable online, active GL + workers'' comp insurance with current dates, and a physical local address (not just a P.O. box). Storm-chasers fail at least one of these. Reputable roofers also have a manufacturer certification (GAF Master Elite, Owens Corning Platinum) — those certifications require a financial bond from the contractor.

Should I file an insurance claim for roof damage?

Yes, for hail or wind damage — most policies cover full replacement at depreciation-recovery rates. File before signing with any contractor; the insurance adjuster needs to see the original damage. A reputable roofer can meet your adjuster on-site and document damage, but they should never sign a contract before the claim is approved.

How long does a roof replacement take?

Tear-off and installation: 1–3 days for asphalt, 3–7 days for metal, 5–14 days for tile or slate. Add 1–2 weeks for permits and material delivery. Storm damage repairs (partial work) often take just a day.

What''s the difference between repair and replacement?

Repair makes sense if the roof is under 12 years old, damage is localized, and the underlying decking is sound. Past 15 years on a 25-year asphalt shingle, replacement usually wins — patching matches new shingles imperfectly and adds little to a roof past its useful life.