Agape Roofing
Raleigh, NC
5.0(21 Google reviews)
Raleigh & Wake County, NC
Roofers in Raleigh, NC: The Complete Local Guide
Raleigh’s roofing companies in one searchable list, plus the Raleigh-specific facts behind a good roofing decision — storms, permits, historic districts, costs and insurance.
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Repair or replace?
Start with the roof’s age. The Raleigh Historic Development Commission’s design guidelines put a good-quality fiberglass shingle roof at twenty to thirty years. Raleigh’s median home was built in 1997 — if it still has its original roof, that roof is at or past the mark.
Then look at how far the damage runs. A few lifted shingles or a failed pipe boot is a repair. Damage across several slopes, soft decking, or a roof that has already been patched more than once usually points to replacement — and on an older roof, a storm repair may not match: the NC Department of Insurance notes insurers only have to replace the damaged area, even if the shingles will not match.
Raleigh’s storm season, in brief
Hail peaks in spring — 56 of Wake County’s 125 hail reports from 2016 through 2025 came in May — and damaging thunderstorm wind peaks in July. Tropical systems arrive late in the season: Florence and Michael in 2018 and Ian in 2022 all brought damaging gusts to Wake County, and the benchmark remains Hurricane Fran in 1996, which caused over $900 million in residential and commercial damage in Wake County alone.
Licenses, permits and historic districts
A North Carolina general contractor license is required on jobs of $40,000 or more, and the Licensing Board’s public search shows who holds one. The state permit statute doesn’t list replacing roofing as a permit trigger for single-family homes on jobs of $40,000 or less — new roofing and load-bearing repairs are — so ask your roofer in writing whether your job needs one (G.S. 160D-1110).
In Raleigh’s general historic overlay districts, including Oakwood and Boylan Heights, changing a roof covering is a Minor Work that needs a Certificate of Appropriateness (UDO Sec. 10.2.15).
284 roofing companies based in Raleigh, NC
The full Raleigh list, highest Google rating first. Search by name, or re-sort by review count or A to Z.
Cavalry Roofing
Raleigh, NC
5.0(33 Google reviews)
G3 Roofing
Raleigh, NC
5.0(79 Google reviews)
JD Roofing Contractor
Raleigh, NC
5.0(10 Google reviews)
Mollison Roofing
Raleigh, NC
5.0(17 Google reviews)
Nc Siding & Windows Inc
Raleigh, NC
5.0(91 Google reviews)
Peach State Roofing
Raleigh, NC
5.0(2 Google reviews)
Premier Roofing
Raleigh, NC
5.0(97 Google reviews)
Simple Construction Roofing
VerifiedRaleigh, NC
5.0(145 Google reviews)
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K&D Roofing
Raleigh, NC
4.9(310 Google reviews)
Luna Restoration
Raleigh, NC
4.9(30 Google reviews)
Raleigh Residential Exteriors
Raleigh, NC
4.9(135 Google reviews)
Commercial Solutions Inc
Raleigh, NC
4.8(79 Google reviews)
HRP Construction, Inc
Raleigh, NC
4.8(57 Google reviews)
Certified Roofing & Siding Specialist
Raleigh, NC
4.7(23 Google reviews)
Cj Deans Roofing
Raleigh, NC
4.7(25 Google reviews)
Rodas Construction
Raleigh, NC
4.7(220 Google reviews)
Triangle Home Exteriors
Raleigh, NC
4.7(55 Google reviews)
Triangle Home Exteriors Inc
Raleigh, NC
4.7(55 Google reviews)
Weatherguard Roofing & Restoration
Raleigh, NC
4.7(113 Google reviews)
Metropolitan Builders
Raleigh, NC
4.6(45 Google reviews)
Ed Shook Jr Roofing
Raleigh, NC
4.5(15 Google reviews)
Southeastern Roofing - Raleigh
Raleigh, NC
4.3(12 Google reviews)
Southern National Roofing
Raleigh, NC
4.0(302 Google reviews)
Insurance claims in Raleigh
- Give prompt notice. NCDOI says the insurer should acknowledge your claim within 30 days.
- Make temporary repairs to stop further damage, keep the receipts, and wait on permanent repairs until the insurer inspects (NCDOI).
- Check your deductible: it can be a flat amount or a percentage of your dwelling coverage, and a named storm can trigger its own (NCDOI).
- With replacement-cost coverage, NCDOI says you’ll need to give your insurer proof of replacement within 180 days after the loss; until then it pays actual cash value (NCDOI).
Around Raleigh: town pages
- Roofers in Cary — homes with a median year built of 1999, 66.6% 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.
Raleigh roofing costs and records
Replacement and repair costs, Wake County storm history and state rules for Raleigh, on the National Roofing Directory.
Roofers in Raleigh: frequently asked questions
How is the Raleigh roofer list on this page sorted?
Highest Google rating first. You can re-sort by number of reviews or alphabetically, or search by company name.
Does Raleigh require a permit to replace a roof?
North Carolina’s permit statute doesn’t list replacing roofing as a trigger for single-family homes on jobs of $40,000 or less, but new roofing and repairs to load-bearing structure are. Check with the City of Raleigh before work starts and ask your roofer, in writing, who pulls any permit.
When is storm season in Raleigh?
Hail peaks in spring, with 56 of Wake County’s 125 hail reports from 2016 through 2025 in May, and damaging thunderstorm wind peaks in July. Tropical systems follow: Florence and Michael in 2018 and Ian in 2022 all brought damaging gusts to Wake County.
Will insurance pay for a whole new roof?
Only if the damage calls for it. NCDOI’s homeowner FAQ says an insurer has to replace the damaged area, even if the new shingles won’t match, and should acknowledge a claim within 30 days.
Are there historic-district rules for roofs in Raleigh?
Yes. In Raleigh’s general historic overlay districts, including Oakwood and Boylan Heights, changing a roof covering requires a Certificate of Appropriateness, and the city’s design guidelines call for replacing historic roofing in kind.
Which towns around Raleigh does this site cover?
Cary, Apex, Wake Forest, Garner and Knightdale each have their own page with local roofers.
Sources
- US Census Bureau — Raleigh city: year structure built (2020-2024 American Community Survey 5-year estimates)
- US Census Bureau — Raleigh city: median year built (2020-2024 American Community Survey 5-year estimates)
- US Census Bureau — Raleigh city: 2020 Census population (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
- NWS Raleigh — Hurricane Fran, September 1996
- 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
- Raleigh UDO Sec. 10.2.15 — Certificate of Appropriateness (roof coverings are a Minor Work)
- Raleigh Historic Development Commission — Design Guidelines (2017), roofs pp. 46–47
- NC Department of Insurance — homeowners insurance FAQ
- NC Department of Insurance — dealing with the aftermath of a disaster
- NC Department of Insurance — windstorm, hail and named-storm deductibles
- NC Department of Insurance — loss prevention and the aftermath of a loss