The Best Roofing Companies in 2026

What this guide covers and how we judged these companies

Most "best roofing company" lists mix local one-office outfits in with companies that operate across many states. This guide only covers companies and networks we could verify at large multi-state or national scale in 2026, confirmed through each company's own site plus independent reviews on BBB, ConsumerAffairs, and trade press. We judged each one on licensing and certification, warranty strength, price transparency, and the pattern in independent reviews rather than company testimonials. None of these companies publish a price sheet online, so every figure below is a third-party benchmark or customer-reported number, not a guaranteed quote.

Erie Home

Erie Home built its name on steel metal roofing rated for winds up to 120 mph, styled to look like dimensional shingles, shakes, or barrel tile, and backed by a limited lifetime warranty. It also sells asphalt shingle roofs and LeafFilter gutter protection under the same visit. In September 2025, Leaf Home acquired Erie Home, and the combined company says it will operate in 48 states and Canada; before that deal, This Old House had placed Erie's own footprint at 35 states. Erie Home offers in-house financing including a $0-down asphalt promotion, but advertised terms depend on third-party lender approval and your credit. The honest limitation: pricing is not published anywhere on its site, and ConsumerAffairs and Trustpilot reviewers describe repeated follow-up calls after declining a quote, so set expectations before you book a free estimate.

Long Home Products (Long Roofing)

Long Home Products, doing roofing business as Long Roofing, has sold CertainTeed shingle systems out of Savage, Maryland since the 1940s and holds CertainTeed's SELECT ShingleMaster designation, a credential CertainTeed caps at 2% of contractors in North America. Every job comes with CertainTeed's SureStart Plus coverage, which extends the standard material warranty to include labor and tear-off costs for a set period if a covered defect shows up, and its Integrity Roof System option carries a 50-year non-prorated warranty. Long's real limitation is geography: it serves roughly a dozen states plus Washington, D.C., concentrated in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, not the whole country. ConsumerAffairs pegs a typical full replacement around $5,800 to $12,800, but customer reviews on HomeAdvisor and Checkbook cite jobs from $17,000 to as high as $45,000 depending on size and materials, so get the in-home quote in writing before you commit.

Power Home Remodeling

Power Home Remodeling is a full exterior remodeler, roofing plus windows, siding, and doors, operating out of roughly 20 branches that together reach somewhere between 19 and 24 states and D.C. depending on the source, with more than a million completed projects across its history. It backs roofing work with a lifetime labor warranty on its own installation plus the manufacturer's material warranty, and it has consistently high marks on Angi, averaging around 4.5 of 5 stars across hundreds of reviews. The company states plainly it does not aim to be the cheapest bid, and it does not publish financing terms or roofing prices online; Angi reviewers report asphalt shingle jobs landing anywhere from about $22,000 to $43,000. Best Company flags a real constraint worth knowing: only about 20 branches nationwide, so availability by zip code varies more than the state list suggests.

DaBella

DaBella is a GAF Master Elite contractor built around storm and insurance-claim roofing, operating in roughly 12 to 17 states concentrated in the West, Mountain West, and upper Midwest (sources disagree on the exact count, from Washington and Oregon to Texas and Minnesota). Because it holds Master Elite status, it can offer GAF's Golden Pledge warranty tier on qualifying systems, which adds labor coverage for misapplication on top of the standard material defect warranty. DaBella's recurring complaint pattern, visible across ConsumerAffairs, Angi, and Birdeye, is high-pressure, single-visit sales pitches and quotes that run well above competing bids: one Oregon reviewer said a second contractor matched the same product and warranty for $4,200 less, and a HomeAdvisor reviewer described a leak-repair visit turning into a $38,000 full-replacement pitch. If you go this route, get at least one competing quote before you sign.

Baker Roofing Company (Baker Home Exteriors)

Baker Roofing Company, founded in Raleigh in 1915 and 100% employee-owned, is one of the largest roofing specialty contractors in the country, but its main site and crews are built around commercial work: data centers, healthcare, education, and government buildings across roughly 18 offices in six Southeastern and Mid-Atlantic states. If you are a homeowner, you actually want its residential arm, Baker Home Exteriors, which handles shingle, slate, and clay tile roof replacement under the same employee-owned company and the same Baker Academy crew training. Baker does not publish warranty terms or pricing on its public pages, which independent review sites flag as a transparency gap, so ask your estimator for the specific manufacturer and workmanship warranty in writing rather than assuming it matches a competitor's.

Aspen Contracting

Aspen Contracting, based in Lee's Summit, Missouri, positions itself as a storm-restoration specialist and says on its own site that it does business in all 48 contiguous states, with project consultants trained to work directly with insurance adjusters on hail, wind, and hurricane claims. That insurance-first model is the whole value proposition: if your roof damage is being filed as a claim, Aspen's sales process is built around scoping and documenting that claim rather than a cash-pay retail sale. The tradeoff is that independent, non-self-reported detail on its warranty terms and state licensing is thin online, so before signing anything, verify Aspen's current license in your specific state and get the warranty document, not just a verbal assurance that it is fully insured and A-rated.

Bone Dry Roofing

Bone Dry Roofing is a family-run, Midwest-based company, founded in 1989, that has grown to roughly a dozen offices across a handful of states centered on Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, and Tennessee. As an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred contractor, a tier Owens Corning reserves for a smaller group of vetted installers, it can offer stronger coverage than a standard installer, with sources describing a 50-year manufacturer material warranty paired with a 25-year labor warranty on new roofs. Bone Dry is the smallest-footprint company on this list and the clearest case where "large multi-state" does not mean coast-to-coast; it is a strong pick if you live in its service area and want Owens Corning-backed work, and not an option at all if you don't.

Roofing company comparison at a glance

Company	Best for	Materials / specialty	Warranty	Price signal
Erie Home	Metal roofing, nationwide reach	Steel metal roofing, asphalt shingles, gutter protection	Limited lifetime warranty	Not published; $0-down financing offers
Long Home Products	Mid-Atlantic buyers wanting a known shingle brand	CertainTeed shingle systems	CertainTeed SureStart Plus; up to 50-yr non-prorated option	~$5,800-$12,800 typical, higher on customer reports
Power Home Remodeling	Bundling roof with windows/siding/doors	Full exterior remodel, lifetime labor warranty	Lifetime labor + manufacturer material warranty	Not published; ~$22,000-$43,000 reported
DaBella	Insurance-claim roof replacement	GAF Master Elite, Golden Pledge-eligible	GAF Golden Pledge on qualifying systems	Not published; wide quote variance reported
Baker Home Exteriors	Southeast homeowners, slate/tile roofs	Shingle, slate, clay tile	Not publicly detailed; ask in writing	Not published
Aspen Contracting	Storm/hail damage insurance claims	Insurance-claim scoping and restoration	Varies; confirm in writing	Driven by claim scope, not retail price
Bone Dry Roofing	Midwest homeowners wanting Owens Corning backing	Owens Corning Platinum Preferred roofing	50-yr material + 25-yr labor (reported)	Free inspection/estimate

How to choose based on your situation

If a storm just damaged your roof and you are filing an insurance claim, start with DaBella or Aspen Contracting; both built their sales process around adjuster coordination, but get a second quote regardless, since both have documented cases of high quotes relative to competitors. If you specifically want metal roofing, Erie Home is the most metal-focused name on this list, with wind and hail ratings built into its pitch. If you want one company to handle a full exterior refresh, roof plus siding and windows, Power Home Remodeling's lifetime labor warranty and bundled scope save you coordinating multiple contractors, though you will pay for that convenience. If your budget is tight and you live in the Mid-Atlantic, Long Home Products' published cost range gives you a more concrete starting point than most competitors offer. If you live in Baker's Southeastern footprint and want tile or slate work, ask specifically for Baker Home Exteriors, not the commercial division. And if you are in Bone Dry's small Midwest service area and want Owens Corning's Platinum Preferred tier, it is a legitimate regional alternative to the bigger national names.

The verdict

No company on this list publishes real prices, which means your leverage is a second quote and a warranty document you actually read before signing, not the number the first salesperson writes on a clipboard. Favor whichever company matches your specific need (metal, insurance claim, bundled exterior work, or a known shingle brand) over whichever one calls first, and confirm state licensing and the manufacturer warranty tier in writing in every case.