Methodology
How RoofersRanked compares roofing companies.
Our rankings are built to help homeowners create a smarter shortlist before requesting roofing estimates.
What We Compare
We review publicly available business information, review strength, review volume, service coverage, stated specialties, website/contact completeness, and fit for the roofing conditions in each city.
Local context matters. A roofer that looks strong in a dry, high-wind market may not be the same fit as one serving a humid coastal market with hurricane exposure, heavy rain, moss, or salt air.
Ranking Rubric
Review strength
HighWe look at public rating signals, consistency, recency where available, and whether the public profile shows enough feedback to be useful.
Review volume
HighA larger review base is not automatically better, but it gives homeowners more confidence than a small sample with the same rating.
Service fit
HighWe compare stated specialties such as replacement, repair, inspections, storm damage, metal roofing, gutters, and insurance-claim support.
Local roofing fit
HighCompanies are evaluated against city-specific roof risks such as hail, wind, humidity, heat, freeze-thaw cycles, tree cover, moss, or coastal exposure.
Business completeness
MediumClear phone number, website, public business profile, and service-area signals make a contractor easier for homeowners to verify.
Estimate readiness
MediumWe favor contractors that appear useful for comparing written bids, not just companies with a name and phone number.
RoofersRanked Score
The RoofersRanked.com score is a 1-10 confidence-adjusted public-rating score. We normalize a public 1-5 average rating, apply a Wilson lower-bound confidence adjustment using review count as the sample size, then map the result back to a 1-10 display score.
This keeps small review samples conservative: a perfect rating from a handful of reviews should not automatically outrank a very strong rating from hundreds of reviews. We also adjust the review-count confidence modestly by city population, so a review base is judged against the size of the local market instead of treating a 60,000-person city and a 500,000-person city exactly the same. The score is inspired by Wilson’s score interval, a standard confidence interval for binomial proportions.
It is not a first-party customer rating from RoofersRanked and should be read alongside current licensing, insurance, warranty, estimate scope, and homeowner due diligence.
Data Sources
Pages may use public contractor details from business profiles, contractor websites, maps listings, and city-level roofing research. Ratings and review counts shown on the site are informational signals, not ratings collected by RoofersRanked.
We do not present third-party review ratings as RoofersRanked ratings in structured data. Homeowners should still verify current business details before hiring because licensing, insurance, service areas, and availability can change.
What We Do Not Claim
- We do not guarantee a contractor is available, licensed, insured, or the best fit for every project.
- We do not treat third-party public ratings as RoofersRanked-owned ratings; our score is a derived comparison metric.
- We do not replace written estimates, local permit checks, insurance verification, or homeowner due diligence.
- We do not publish third-party review text unless we have the right to display it.
Update Schedule
City pages include a last-checked date when data has been generated or refreshed. We prioritize updates when contractor details change, new markets are added, a company requests a factual correction, or a page receives meaningful homeowner traffic.
Because roofing businesses can change quickly, homeowners should confirm current phone numbers, service areas, insurance, licenses, warranties, and written scopes directly with each contractor.
Editorial Disclosure
RoofersRanked may earn referral revenue when homeowners submit quote requests or when contractors participate in a lead program. Sponsored placements, if used, should be clearly labeled.
A paid relationship should not guarantee a top ranking. Our goal is to keep the page useful for homeowners first, because low-quality matches do not help users, contractors, or the site.
Corrections and Removals
Roofing companies can request corrections to business details, service areas, phone numbers, websites, or factual information. Companies may also ask to be removed from a page.
Send correction requests through the contact page. We may ask for documentation before updating claims related to licensing, insurance, ownership, or certifications.