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Phoenix roofs bake under extreme sun and monsoon storms, so the best Phoenix roofers know tile, foam, and heat-rated work - licensed, insured, and warranty-backed. In 2026, a roof replacement here runs about $9,500-$26,000, and a repair $450-$2,800. HomeMatchup checks every roofer first, then matches you with a few trusted local pros.

The best roofers in Phoenix, AZ.

Phoenix homeowners fight extreme sun and heat - and after a big storm, out-of-town crews flood in. This list ranks the top roofing contractors and roofing companies in Phoenix on ratings, reviews, licensing, and manufacturer credentials, so you start with roofers who’ve earned it. Not paid placements.

The top 9 roofing companies in Phoenix, ranked by rating, review volume, licensing, manufacturer credentials, and years in business - scored on our 100-point methodology. Independent: no company paid to be listed.Data as of July 2026
9Companies ranked
84Top score /100
4.8Avg rating
2,638Verified reviews
291+Combined years
1Elite-tier certified
  1. 1
    Best overall

    AZ Shingle Pros

    Top Rated
    5 (448 reviews)30+ yrsLicensed & insured
    GAF certifiedAsphalt shingleTile roofing

    A family-owned Phoenix roofer holding a 5.0-star average across 448 reviews, ranking in the top 5% of local providers.

    Strengths
    • 30+ years in business
    • 5★ across 448 reviews
    • Licensed & insured
    Consider
    • Quote required - pricing not published online
    84Score /100
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  2. 2

    Arizona Roofers

    Top Rated
    4.9 (400 reviews)25+ yrsLicensed & insured
    GAF certifiedFoam & coatingsTile roofing

    A GAF-certified, top-1% North American roofer specializing in energy-efficient spray foam and reflective elastomeric coating systems.

    Strengths
    • 25+ years in business
    • 4.9★ across 400 reviews
    • Licensed & insured
    Consider
    • Quote required - pricing not published online
    82Score /100
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  3. 3

    Kore Roofing

    Elite
    4.9 (200 reviews)Licensed & insured
    GAF Master EliteTile roofingFoam roofing

    One of only seven roofers in Arizona to earn GAF Master Elite certification, with BBB accreditation and 4.9 stars on Google.

    Strengths
    • GAF Master Elite
    • 4.9★ across 200 reviews
    • Licensed & insured
    Consider
    • Quote required - pricing not published online
    81Score /100
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  4. 4

    In-Ex Designs

    Top Rated
    4.8 (194 reviews)27+ yrsLicensed & insured
    Tile Roofing InstituteTile roofingWood shake

    A Tile Roofing Institute-certified company with 4.8 stars across 194 reviews and over 27 years of experience.

    Strengths
    • 27+ years in business
    • Tile Roofing Institute
    • 4.8★ across 194 reviews
    • Licensed & insured
    Consider
    • Quote required - pricing not published online
    78Score /100
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  5. 5

    Lyons Roofing

    Top Rated
    4.8 (691 reviews)33+ yrsLicensed & insured
    BBB A+Tile roofingFoam roofing

    Established in 1993, this BBB A+ accredited firm holds 4.8 stars across 691 Google reviews and 2,900+ verified reviews overall.

    Strengths
    • 33+ years in business
    • 4.8★ across 691 reviews
    • Licensed & insured
    Consider
    • Quote required - pricing not published online
    74Score /100
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  6. 6

    PCC Roofing & Construction

    Top Rated
    5 (127 reviews)27+ yrsLicensed & insured
    Tile roofingMetal roofingFlat roofing

    A Phoenix contractor with a 5.0-star rating across 127 reviews handling asphalt shingle, clay and concrete tile, metal, and flat roofs.

    Strengths
    • 27+ years in business
    • 5★ across 127 reviews
    • Licensed & insured
    Consider
    • Quote required - pricing not published online
    74Score /100
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  7. 7

    Circle G Roofing

    Verified
    4.6 (437 reviews)40+ yrsLicensed & insured
    Tile roofingFoam roofingMetal roofing

    A four-decade Phoenix roofer with 437 reviews, offering asphalt, built-up, foam, metal, slate, tile, and wood-shake systems.

    Strengths
    • 40+ years in business
    • 437+ verified reviews
    • Licensed & insured
    Consider
    • Quote required - pricing not published online
    70Score /100
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    Star Roofing

    Top Rated
    4.7 (48 reviews)69+ yrsLicensed & insured
    Flat roofingFoam roofingCommercial

    A long-established commercial-focused roofer and National Roofing Partners member with more than 69 years in business.

    Strengths
    • 69+ years in business
    • Licensed & insured
    Consider
    • Quote required - pricing not published online
    69Score /100
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  9. 9

    Almeida Roofing Inc.

    Verified
    4.4 (93 reviews)40+ yrsLicensed & insured
    Tile roofingFlat roofingCoatings

    A licensed Phoenix contractor with over 40 years in business specializing in tile, shingle, coatings, and flat roofs.

    Strengths
    • 40+ years in business
    • Licensed & insured
    Consider
    • Read recent reviews before hiring
    63Score /100
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Quick comparison

#CompanyScoreRatingReviewsExperienceBest for
1AZ Shingle Pros84544830+ yrsGAF certified
2Arizona Roofers824.940025+ yrsGAF certified
3Kore Roofing814.9200 - GAF Master Elite
4In-Ex Designs784.819427+ yrsTile Roofing Institute
5Lyons Roofing744.869133+ yrsBBB A+
6PCC Roofing & Construction74512727+ yrsTile roofing
7Circle G Roofing704.643740+ yrsTile roofing
8Star Roofing694.74869+ yrsFlat roofing
9Almeida Roofing Inc.634.49340+ yrsTile roofing

Rankings are editorial, based on public data as of July 2026, and can change as reviews and credentials do. Own one of these businesses, or see something to fix? Claim or correct a listing →

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Phoenix roof cost

What a roof costs in Phoenix.

A fair, real range for Phoenix, AZ in 2026. Your size, pitch, material, and storm damage set your true price.

$450-$2,800
$9,500-$22,000
$17,000-$42,000
Roofing in Phoenix

What's local about a Phoenix roof.

Phoenix roofs bake under some of the harshest sun in the country, plus monsoon dust storms. Tile and heat-tough roofing are the norm here.

Main threat Extreme sun and heat
Busiest window Year-round; heat peaks in summer
Areas covered Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Glendale, Gilbert, and the Valley

Relentless sun and heat bake shingles brittle years early, so material choice and attic ventilation matter more in Phoenix than almost anywhere.

Hire with confidence

How to hire a great roofer in Phoenix.

Six steps that keep Phoenix, AZ homeowners out of trouble - especially after a storm, when out-of-town crews flood in.

  1. 01

    Verify the license and insurance

    Check the state license board and ask for a certificate of insurance - general liability and workers’ comp. In Phoenix, this is the single biggest thing that separates a real roofer from a storm-chaser.

  2. 02

    Read the reviews - and the BBB

    Look past the star rating: read recent reviews, check how they respond to complaints, and confirm the Better Business Bureau record. Volume and recency matter as much as the number.

  3. 03

    Ask for local references and recent jobs

    A great Phoenix roofer can point to nearby homes they’ve done in the last year. Local track record beats a slick pitch.

  4. 04

    Get it in writing

    Get a written, itemized quote - materials, tear-off, decking, cleanup - before any work starts. No verbal deals, no surprise bills.

  5. 05

    Confirm the warranty

    Ask for a written workmanship warranty (10+ years is strong) on top of the manufacturer’s material warranty - and make sure the manufacturer certification is real.

  6. 06

    Never pay in full up front

    A deposit is normal; paying the whole job before it’s done is a red flag. Tie payments to real milestones.

Before you sign

Questions to ask a Phoenix roofer.

  • Are you licensed and insured in this state - can I see proof?
  • How long have you been roofing in the Phoenix area?
  • Are you certified by the shingle manufacturer (GAF, Owens Corning, CertainTeed)?
  • What workmanship warranty do you offer, in writing?
  • Will you handle the insurance claim and meet the adjuster?
  • Who’s the crew - your employees or subcontractors?
  • What happens if you find rotten decking once the old roof is off?
  • Can you share recent Phoenix references I can call?
Built for Phoenix weather

Best roofing for Phoenix.

Your roof fights extreme sun and heat here. These hold up best - and this is when to do the work.

Tile (clay or concrete)

Made for sun and heat - reflects and insulates, and lasts 50+ years in a hot, dry climate.

Cool / reflective shingles

Solar-reflective granules cut attic heat and slow the UV aging that bakes shingles brittle.

Metal roofing

Reflective finishes shed heat and outlast asphalt by decades under relentless sun.

When to replace: In Phoenix you can roof nearly year-round, but spring and fall dodge the peak heat that’s hard on crews and on fresh shingle sealing. Book ahead - the best pros stay busy through the warm months.

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Based on ratings, reviews, licensing, and manufacturer credentials, top-ranked Phoenix roofers include Kore Roofing, Lyons Roofing, Arizona Roofers - see the full ranked list above. HomeMatchup scores local pros on a 100-point methodology - license, insurance, reviews, certifications, warranty, and storm expertise - and matches you with a few that clear the bar, free.
Top-ranked Phoenix roofing contractors include Kore Roofing, Lyons Roofing, Arizona Roofers - full ranked list above. We rank Phoenix roofing companies on a 100-point methodology (license, insurance, reviews, certifications, warranty, storm expertise), then match you with a few that clear the bar - free.
Yes - residential roofing is the core of what our Phoenix pros do: repairs, full roof replacement, storm and hail damage, metal, and more, on single-family homes across Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Glendale, Gilbert, and the Valley. Tell us your ZIP and we match you with vetted local roofers near you.
In 2026, most roof replacements in Phoenix run $9,500-$22,000 for asphalt shingle and $17,000-$42,000 for metal. Small repairs usually land at $450-$2,800. Your roof size, pitch, material, and any storm damage set your real range. See the full Phoenix roofing cost guide →
Ask for the contractor’s license number and look it up on the state board, then request a certificate of insurance (COI) showing general liability and workers’ comp. A real Phoenix roofer provides both without hesitation - anyone who dodges the question is a red flag. HomeMatchup verifies this before we match you.
Yes. Phoenix roofs take a lot of extreme sun and heat, so many of our local pros are storm and insurance specialists. They document the damage the way an adjuster needs, can meet the adjuster on site, and help you get the roof your policy already owes you - no storm-chaser games. See storm damage help →
Most Phoenix homes are a 1-3 day job once materials are on site - a day for tear-off and dry-in, then installation and cleanup. Bad weather, steep or complex roofs, and hidden decking damage can add time. A good pro gives you a written timeline before starting.
It depends on your budget and how long you’ll stay, but Phoenix’s extreme sun and heat makes durability matter. Impact-resistant or architectural shingles and metal roofing hold up best here; see the material guide above for the trade-offs.
After a big storm, Phoenix gets a wave of out-of-town crews. Avoid anyone who door-knocks with a “free roof,” pressures you to sign today, has no local address or license, or wants full payment up front. Stick with licensed, insured, locally-reviewed roofers - which is exactly who we match you with.
A repair makes sense for isolated damage on a roof with years of life left. Replace when the roof is near the end of its lifespan, has widespread storm damage, or keeps leaking. A free Phoenix inspection with photos is the fastest way to know for sure. Get a roof inspection →
Yes. We match homeowners with vetted local pros across Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Glendale, Gilbert, and the Valley. Tell us your ZIP and we'll find trusted roofers near you.
It’s completely free for homeowners, and no - we send your details to only a few trusted Phoenix pros, the ones matched to your job, never a crowd of cold-callers. Roofers pay us only when we send them a good match.

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