Roofers near you, nationwide
Our network connects homeowners with independent roofing companies across the country. Availability can vary by ZIP code.
Southeast
Hurricanes and tropical storms, heavy summer thunderstorms, high humidity and strong sun. Wind-resistant shingles, metal and tile are common, and quick tarping after storms matters.
West
Strong sun and heat in the desert, wildfire zones, winter storms in the Pacific Northwest. Tile and flat roofs are common in the Southwest, shingle and metal farther north.
South Central
The heart of hail country, with tornadoes, straight-line winds and intense summer heat. Roofs here see some of the most storm activity in the nation.
Mountain West
Big temperature swings, intense sun at altitude, hail on the Front Range and heavy snow in the mountains. Metal and impact-resistant shingles are popular.
Northeast
Snow load, ice dams and freeze-thaw cycles are the main roof stresses. Nor'easters bring wind-driven rain, and many older homes have slate or multi-layer shingle roofs.
Midwest
Hail and severe thunderstorms in spring and summer, heavy snow and ice dams in winter. Asphalt shingles dominate, with metal growing in rural areas.