Dave's Roof Repair
Cary, NC
4.9(47 Google reviews)
Raleigh & Wake County, NC
Roofers in Cary, NC: Local Guide
The roofing companies based in Cary, in one searchable list, with the Cary and Wake County facts that shape a roofing decision.
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Storms that reach Cary
Cary shares Wake County’s weather: 125 hail reports and 322 damaging thunderstorm-wind reports from 2016 through 2025 in NOAA’s Storm Events Database, with hail peaking in May and wind in July.
Permits and licenses
A North Carolina contractor license is required on jobs of $40,000 or more — check any company in the Licensing Board’s search. Replacing roofing isn’t a listed permit trigger for single-family homes on jobs of $40,000 or less under G.S. 160D-1110, but new roofing and load-bearing repairs are; confirm with your town and your roofer.
44 roofing companies based in Cary, NC
Every Cary company in our list, highest Google rating first. Search by name, or re-sort by review count or A to Z.
A 5 Star Svc Inc
Cary, NC
All Services
Cary, NC
All Services Roofing Inc
Cary, NC
Alpine Roofing Contractors
Cary, NC
Aspen Contracting
Cary, NC
Aspen Contracting, Inc.
Cary, NC
Carolina Renovations
Cary, NC
Cary Towne Roofing
Cary, NC
Castleton Roofing
Cary, NC
Cherokee Roofing & Home Restoration Corp
Cary, NC
Clear Choice
Cary, NC
Consolidated Roofing Systems
Cary, NC
Consolidated Roofing Systems
Cary, NC
Creative Renovations
Cary, NC
F A Ray Roofing & Home Improvement
Cary, NC
F. A. Ray
Cary, NC
Five Star Service Inc
Cary, NC
Full-Proof Roof
Cary, NC
Garland Co Inc
Cary, NC
Hilliard Roofing & Siding Co
Cary, NC
Karma Construction Group & Roofing Raleigh
Cary, NC
LeavesOut Gutter Guards of Cary
Cary, NC
Legacy Construction & Roofing
Cary, NC
Insurance basics for Cary homeowners
- Report damage promptly; NCDOI says an insurer should acknowledge a claim within 30 days.
- Stop further damage with temporary repairs and keep the receipts (NCDOI).
More of the Raleigh area
- Roofers in Raleigh — homes with a median year built of 1997, 50.7% owner-occupied.
- Roofers in Apex — homes with a median year built of 2008, 76.5% owner-occupied.
- Roofers in Wake Forest — homes with a median year built of 2009, 74% owner-occupied.
- Roofers in Garner — homes with a median year built of 2001, 63.2% owner-occupied.
- Roofers in Knightdale — homes with a median year built of 2008, 64.7% owner-occupied.
Cary roofing costs and records
Costs, county records and state rules for Cary, on the National Roofing Directory.
Roofers in Cary: frequently asked questions
How old are homes in Cary?
The Census Bureau’s 2020–2024 American Community Survey puts Cary’s median year built at 1999, with 48.7% of its homes built in 2000 or later.
When is storm season in Cary?
Cary is in Wake County, where hail peaks in May and damaging thunderstorm wind in July, based on NOAA’s 2016 through 2025 records.
How is the Cary roofer list sorted?
Highest Google rating first; you can re-sort by review count or A to Z, or search by company name.
Does a Cary roofer need a license?
On jobs of $40,000 or more, yes — a North Carolina general contractor license (G.S. 87-1). The Licensing Board’s public search shows who holds one.
Sources
- US Census Bureau — Cary town: year structure built (2020-2024 American Community Survey 5-year estimates)
- US Census Bureau — Cary town: median year built (2020-2024 American Community Survey 5-year estimates)
- US Census Bureau — Cary town: tenure (2020-2024 American Community Survey 5-year estimates)
- NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database — Wake County hail, 2016–2025
- NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database — Wake County thunderstorm wind, 2016–2025
- N.C.G.S. § 87-1 — who must hold a general contractor license ($40,000 threshold)
- NC Licensing Board for General Contractors — license search
- N.C.G.S. § 160D-1110 — building permits and the $40,000 single-family exemption
- NC Department of Insurance — homeowners insurance FAQ
- NC Department of Insurance — dealing with the aftermath of a disaster