Roofers in New York, by city

Every roofer on this site works in New York, and each city and town below has its own page with the roofers that serve it, their ratings and the work they say they do. Pick your city to compare roofers near you, or open a service page to see who handles emergency repairs, commercial roofs, flat roofs, shingles or slate across the state.

NOAA says New York is often affected by floods, droughts, heat waves, hurricanes, snow and ice storms and nor'easters, and the northern part of the state frequently gets heavy lake-effect snow downwind of Lakes Ontario and Erie. A January 2022 storm brought as much as 2 feet of snow to parts of Long Island, so what a roof has to handle depends on where in the state it sits.

Roofers that confirm they install, replace or repair roofs are listed first in each city and marked confirmed. The rest are businesses filed under roofing or a related trade, such as general contractors and remodelers. The state Attorney General lists New York City, Suffolk, Nassau, Westchester, Putnam and Rockland counties and the City of Buffalo as places where home improvement contractors must be licensed, so ask any roofer which license applies at your address.