What this site does
Most roofing problems start the same way: a stain on the ceiling, a tile on the lawn after a windy night, a quote that feels too high to accept without a second opinion. The hard part is not the repair. It is finding someone local who will show up, look properly and put the price in writing.
That is the job of this site. Each city page carries a direct line. Calls and form requests for that city go to the contractor assigned to it. You deal with that contractor directly from the first visit onward.
What we check before a contractor gets your call
Active state license
Where the state licenses roofers, the contractor holds a current license in the roofing classification, and you can look the number up on the state board's website. Where a state has no roofing license, we check local registration and insurance instead.
Liability and workers' comp insurance
Proof of both, so an accident on your roof is the contractor's problem and not yours.
Works in your city
They actually take jobs in the city on the page, not two counties away.
Quotes in writing
Scope, materials and price on paper before any work starts. If a contractor will not do that, they do not stay on this site.
What we never do
- We never publish reviews, ratings, license numbers or years in business that a contractor has not supplied and that we have not checked.
- We never sell your name and number to a list. One request goes to one contractor.
- We never claim 24/7 service, same-day replacement or guaranteed pricing. Those are promises only the contractor can make.
- We never pose as the company doing the work. The contractor's name, license and insurance are the ones on your contract.
On the roof
The crews behind the phone lines work on every kind of roof: tile, composition shingle, metal and flat membranes on commercial buildings. Here is what a typical week looks like.
Service areas
Each city has its own page with local roof types, neighborhoods, a city FAQ and a direct line.