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START WITH A FEW LOCAL OPTIONS
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Where do you need a roofer?
Enter your city or ZIP to see roofing companies near your home.
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01 / LET’S GET YOUR BEARINGS
You don’t have to
know all the answers yet.
You just need a place to start.
What’s happening with your roof?
Start with the problem you can see.
A leak or a few missing shingles doesn’t tell you whether the whole roof needs replacing. Start by asking a roofer to explain the cause.
- Note where and when the problem appears.
- Ask for photos and a written repair recommendation.
- Understand what the repair will—and won’t—resolve.
Leaking right now? What to do in the first 24 hours
Get your bearings before the bids.
Home size, roof shape and materials all affect the price. A planning range can help you start the conversation; a written quote needs a roof measurement.
- Explore a budget for your home and materials.
- Ask what is included in removal and installation.
- Compare the scope of work alongside the price.
Repair or replace? Read the repair or replacement guide
Know what happened. Then check the roof.
Local storm reports can help explain the weather around you. Photos and an inspection help establish what happened to your own roof.
- Photograph visible changes safely from the ground.
- Check nearby hail and wind reports for context.
- Ask a roofer to document any damage they find.
Looking for nearby reports? Explore local storm history
THE DETAILS MATTERYour roofing estimate
An example of what to look for
Select a line above to see what to ask.
02 / QUESTIONS TO ASK A ROOFER
The number is only
part of the quote.
Comparing roofing estimates? A lower price may cover different work. Compare the same materials and scope before choosing a roofer.
What is actually included?
Two prices can cover very different work. Look for clear wording about removing the old roof, flashing around roof openings, ventilation and cleanup.
TRY ASKING“Can you walk me through what is included—and what is extra?”
Which materials will go on your roof?
“New shingles” leaves a lot open. Ask for the manufacturer and product line, along with the other roof components included in the installation.
TRY ASKING“Can you put the exact products in the written estimate?”
How will extra work be priced?
Some damage may only become visible after removal. Agree on how the roofer will document it, price the repair and get your approval.
TRY ASKING“What happens if you find damaged wood under the old roof?”
What is covered, and by whom?
Material and installation warranties cover different things. Ask who handles each one, how long it lasts and what is excluded.
TRY ASKING“May I see both warranties before I decide?”
Also agree on permits, payment terms and the project schedule.
03 / CLOSER TO HOME
Good information
gets local.
Your state guide explains hiring requirements. Your city guide brings together local roofers, planning costs and weather. Start where it makes sense for you.
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04 / A LITTLE MORE PREPARED
Less guessing.
Better questions.
A leak doesn’t answer
the whole question.
Understand what goes into the decision before committing to a new roof.
Read the repair vs. replacement guideWhat goes into the cost
of a new roof?
Size, materials and the work underneath. Get familiar with what changes the price.
Understand roof replacement costsAFTER BAD WEATHERKnow what to notice.
Know what to ask.
A practical checklist to help you prepare for a roof inspection.
See the inspection checklistA FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Before you
pick up the phone.
Good decisions start with clear information.
Is it free to use RooferDirectory?
Yes. Searching the directory, reading the guides and visiting roofing company websites is free for homeowners. You can explore without providing your contact details.
Where do the roofing company ratings come from?
The ratings and review counts shown in our directory come from Google. They reflect the information available when the listing was collected or updated. Read recent reviews and check current details before hiring.
How do I find a reputable roofer near me?
Start with local companies, read recent reviews and ask for references from similar jobs. Confirm insurance and any license required for your location. Compare detailed written estimates before choosing.
Read the hiring guideHow do I know whether to repair or replace my roof?
That depends on the cause and extent of the damage, the condition of the rest of the roof and its remaining useful life. Ask for photos and an explanation of what a repair would solve. A second opinion can help when the recommendations differ.
Explore repair vs. replacementWhat should I compare between roofing estimates?
Compare the scope of work, specific materials, removal and cleanup, permit responsibilities, payment terms and warranties. Ask how hidden damage and changes will be priced. Make sure you are comparing the same work.
Learn how to read an estimateDoes RooferDirectory verify licenses and insurance?
A directory listing or a claimed profile is not a guarantee of licensing, insurance or workmanship. Claim reviews establish listing ownership. Always verify current credentials directly before hiring.
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You can browse listings and visit company websites without giving RooferDirectory your name, email or phone number. Requesting quotes is a separate step where you choose to share your contact details.
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