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Find a Roofer Near You
Find local roofing contractors for your home or commercial property. Compare companies in our city guides, explore their services, and use our hiring advice to prepare a better roofing quote request.
Start with your location
Find local roofing contractors by city
Choose a city to read our local roofing guide. Each guide brings together contractor listings, service comparisons and original advice for planning your project. Listing research references Roofs.wiki and company websites, with sources clearly identified.
20 city directories available
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Canada
Calgary
Alberta View city guide for Calgary, Alberta -
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Edmonton
Alberta View city guide for Edmonton, Alberta -
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Abbotsford
British Columbia View city guide for Abbotsford, British Columbia -
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Burnaby
British Columbia View city guide for Burnaby, British Columbia -
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Coquitlam
British Columbia View city guide for Coquitlam, British Columbia -
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Kelowna
British Columbia View city guide for Kelowna, British Columbia -
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Langley
British Columbia View city guide for Langley, British Columbia -
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Richmond
British Columbia View city guide for Richmond, British Columbia -
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Saanich
British Columbia View city guide for Saanich, British Columbia -
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Surrey
British Columbia View city guide for Surrey, British Columbia -
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Vancouver
British Columbia View city guide for Vancouver, British Columbia -
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Mississauga
Ontario View city guide for Mississauga, Ontario -
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Toronto
Ontario View city guide for Toronto, Ontario -
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Gatineau
Quebec View city guide for Gatineau, Quebec -
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Regina
Saskatchewan View city guide for Regina, Saskatchewan -
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan View city guide for Saskatoon, Saskatchewan -
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Los Angeles
California View city guide for Los Angeles, California -
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Chicago
Illinois View city guide for Chicago, Illinois -
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New York City
New York View city guide for New York City, New York -
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Richmond
Virginia View city guide for Richmond, Virginia
No city directories match your search.
Try a nearby city, choose another project type, or browse Roofs.wiki directly.
Our city guides include original project advice and contractor comparisons, with listing data referenced from Roofs.wiki’s roofing directory and checked twice daily. Confirm each company’s services, credentials and availability directly.
Use a directory to build your shortlist. Roofs.wiki publishes its own research methodology. Our guides use its listing research alongside our own comparison notes. A listing is not a guarantee of workmanship or an endorsement by B2B Roofing Sales. Verify current details with each roofer before signing.
How to find a good roofer
The best fit depends on your location, roof system and scope of work. Give each company the same project brief so its advice and proposal are easier to compare.
Describe the project
Note the property address, roof material if known, the problem, and your preferred timing. Say whether you need leak repair, replacement or ongoing maintenance.
Shortlist relevant specialists
Look for completed projects on buildings like yours. A steep-slope shingle installer and a contractor maintaining a low-slope warehouse roof need different experience.
Arrange site assessments
Ask what the contractor found, why the proposed work addresses it, and what remains uncertain. Request photos and a written scope to support your decision.
Check these details before hiring
Business identity and credentials
Confirm the company’s business name and local contact details. Ask which licences or registrations apply to your project and verify them with the relevant issuing authority.
Insurance documentation
Request current liability insurance and workers’ compensation documentation, as applicable. Check the named business and coverage dates, rather than relying on a website badge.
Comparable work and references
Ask for recent projects using your roof system and speak with past customers about communication, cleanup and follow-up. Verify claimed manufacturer approvals directly with the manufacturer.
Written responsibilities
Identify the project supervisor, who performs the work, how changes are approved, and who handles applicable permits. Request written workmanship and material warranty terms.
Further reading: NRCA’s contractor selection guidance and CHBA’s advice before starting a renovation.
Compare roofing quotes beyond the price
Request several written proposals. The NRCA’s homeowner resources recommend three or four to help assess pricing. Ask contractors to explain differences in scope before deciding that one quote offers better value.
| Compare | What to ask for in writing |
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| Scope and exclusions | Which areas are included? Does the price cover removal, disposal, flashing and any necessary preparation? |
| Roof system | Which manufacturer, products and installation details are proposed? How will drainage, ventilation or insulation be addressed? |
| Hidden damage | How will concealed damage be documented, priced and approved before extra work proceeds? |
| Schedule and access | Who supervises the crew? How will weather delays, property protection, access and cleanup be handled? |
| Payment and warranty | What are the payment milestones, warranty exclusions, closeout documents and process for reporting a problem? |
Be cautious about pressure to sign immediately. The FTC’s home improvement scam guidance recommends multiple estimates and a clear written agreement, and warns against paying the full project amount upfront. Take time to check the business independently.
For building owners and property managers
Find a commercial roofing contractor
For apartments, retail buildings, warehouses and offices, ask for evidence of experience with your specific roof system. The Canadian Roofing Contractors Association’s commercial contractor advisory highlights insurance, financial stability, references and approved applicator relationships.
- Ask about experience with your membrane or assembly, such as TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen or metal.
- Discuss rooftop equipment, drainage, tenant access and how work will be coordinated around building operations.
- Request separate repair, maintenance and replacement options where appropriate, with inspection records and written warranty requirements.
B2B Roofing Sales works with commercial roofing contractors and property owners. Explore our building-owner services to discuss your property’s roofing needs.
Frequently asked questions about finding a roofer
How do I find a reliable roofer near me?
Start with local directories and recommendations. Shortlist companies experienced with your roof system, check their current credentials and insurance, and compare written proposals after a site assessment. Ask recent customers how the contractor handled problems after the job.
How many roofing quotes should I get?
NRCA suggests three or four proposals. Give each contractor the same requirements and compare scope, materials, exclusions and warranty terms alongside the price. Ask for clarification when the recommendations differ.
Can I use this directory for roof repairs and commercial roofing?
Yes. Use the project-type filter to find city guides that include residential, commercial, flat-roof, metal or storm-damage work. Each city guide covers multiple companies; confirm that the individual contractor handles your project type and service area.
Are the roofers listed here verified by B2B Roofing Sales?
The city links come from Roofs.wiki, which publishes its own research. B2B Roofing Sales does not independently certify every company in those guides. Treat a listing as a starting point and verify the contractor’s current details yourself.
What if my city is not listed?
Try a nearby city and ask whether the contractors serve your address. You can also use NRCA’s contractor finder or the Canadian Roofing Contractors Association member directory. Association membership is one consideration when evaluating a company.
How often are the city directories updated?
This page checks Roofs.wiki twice daily and automatically updates the city links and project categories after a successful refresh. The last successful sync appears above the city list. Each local city guide combines refreshed contractor data with original buying advice from B2B Roofing Sales.
Sources and further reading
Our local contractor guides reference Roofs.wiki and company websites for listing facts. B2B Roofing Sales writes the project guidance and comparison notes. The hiring guide draws on the following roofing-industry and consumer resources.
- Roofs.wiki — Roofing Contractor Directory: city guides and contractor research.
- National Roofing Contractors Association — Selecting a Contractor.
- National Roofing Contractors Association — Homeowner Resources.
- Federal Trade Commission — How To Avoid a Home Improvement Scam.
- Canadian Home Builders’ Association — Before Starting a Renovation.
- Canadian Roofing Contractors Association — Selecting a Roofing Contractor: Low-Slope Commercial (PDF).