Best Roofers in Phoenix, Arizona
Compare 24 roofing contractors in Phoenix, Arizona by Google rating and number of reviews. Phone numbers and websites included. Free to browse.
Roofing Contractors in Phoenix
Ranked by Google rating, weighted by number of reviews. Ratings and review counts come from Google Maps (checked October 2026). BestRoofersIn does not verify licenses, insurance, or work quality, so check your state's licensing before you hire.
Areas Served in Phoenix, Arizona
Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Peoria and all surrounding Phoenix metro communities.
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Who are the best roofing contractors in Phoenix AZ?
Look for roofers who hold an Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC) license, carry insurance, and have experience with flat roofs, tile roofing and monsoon storm damage. BestRoofersIn.com lists Phoenix roofing contractors with Google ratings, phone numbers and websites.
How much does roof replacement cost in Phoenix?
Angi's Phoenix data puts the average roof replacement at $8,856, with most homeowners paying $6,273 to $11,694. Angi lists tile roof installation at $12,275 on average ($9,593 to $15,675) and flat roof replacement at $5,899 on average ($3,651 to $8,708).
What is the best roofing material for Phoenix heat?
Tile is a popular long-term choice in Phoenix, and HomeGuide lists tile lifespans of 30 to 100+ years. Metal and cool roof coatings on flat roofs reflect heat and can cut cooling costs. Ask roofers which option fits your roof and budget.
Does homeowner insurance cover monsoon roof damage in Phoenix?
Homeowners policies typically cover wind and storm damage from monsoons. Document all damage with photos before repairs begin, and read your policy's deadlines for reporting a claim.
How do I find a licensed roofer in Phoenix?
Arizona licenses roofing contractors through the Arizona Registrar of Contractors. Verify the license at roc.az.gov by company name or license number, and ask for a current certificate of insurance before you sign.
Prices are planning ranges from published sources, not quotes. See our roof replacement cost guide for sources.