Arizona Roofing Companies is an independent directory of licensed roofing contractors across the state. We list companies with their real Google ratings and review counts, point you toward the Arizona Registrar of Contractors to check license status yourself, and connect you with roofers who actually work your zip code. Listings are free for contractors. Ratings can't be bought.
Find roofers in your city
We cover seven Arizona markets so far.
- Phoenix — the Valley's biggest market, from Ahwatukee to the Central Corridor
- Tucson — southern Arizona's largest roofing market
- Gilbert — Southeast Valley, including Queen Creek
- Mesa — the East Valley's older tile-roof stock
- Scottsdale — Old Town, North Scottsdale, and the monsoon-heaviest city on our list
- Chandler — Ocotillo, Sun Lakes, Fulton Ranch, and Queen Creek
- Tempe — ASU, South Tempe, and the Mill Avenue corridor
Each city page lists local contractors with phone numbers and Google ratings, alongside what roofing work actually looks like in that part of the state.
How the directory works
We pull listings from public Google Business data and refresh them regularly, most recently in August 2026. Companies appear because they operate in the city and carry reviews from real customers there. A contractor can pay for a featured spot at the top of a city page, and we label that clearly when it happens. The star ratings underneath are Google's, not ours, and they stay untouched either way.
Two roofers, two quotes: that's the honest way to shop for a roof. If you'd rather skip the phone tag, use the quote form below. Tell us your city and what's going on with your roof, and we route your request to one licensed local company — not five call centers competing for your number.
Not sure what's wrong yet?
A leak doesn't always mean the roof is dying. Our guides walk through the checks worth making before you commit to a full replacement, including how to read a roof estimate and why the underlayment under a tile roof fails long before the tiles do. Planning a claim after a storm? Start with our monsoon damage checklist before you call your insurer.