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Best Roofing Contractors in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (2026 Guide)

Compare four Pittsburgh roofers: a GAF Master Elite shop in the North Hills, a 2004-founded contractor with a 10-year labor warranty, a family-run South Hills crew, and a flat-roof specialist.

Independently vetted by The Roofers Guide · Updated November 6, 2026 · How we vet →

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The Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania roofers we recommend

Compare at a glance

RooferHomeowner ratingYearsBBBWorkmanship warrantyState licenseBest forActions
1Always Perfect Contracting4.9★ (191)22A+10-yrVerifiedBest for a 10-year labor warrantyView profile
2MY Pittsburgh Roofing5.0★ (503)15A+—VerifiedBest for GAF's top-tier warranty optionsView profile
3Apolinar Roofing5.0★ (210)11A+—VerifiedBest for a family-run South Hills crewView profile
4ICP Roofing5.0★ (44)5A+—VerifiedBest for flat and low-slope roofsView profile

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Every company here passed the same independent editorial screen. We reviewed its operating presence, public reputation, business history, relevant registrations, and traceable credentials. We also explain what distinguishes each roofer so you can match the shortlist to your project.

Best for a 10-year labor warranty
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License #Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor registration PA031936 · verified
★★★★★4.9191 Google reviews

A Pittsburgh roofing contractor on Becks Run Road, roofing homes since 2004, that backs its installs with a 10-year labor warranty and handles the box gutters, skylights and trim older city houses need.

In business
22 yrs
BBB
A+
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Best for GAF's top-tier warranty options
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License #Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor registration PA089242 · verified
★★★★★5.0503 Google reviews

A family-owned roofing company in Pittsburgh's North Hills, founded by Gino Slipko in 2011 and listed by GAF as a Master Elite contractor, the tier that can register GAF's strongest warranties on a new roof.

In business
15 yrs
BBB
A+
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Best for a family-run South Hills crew
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License #Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor registration PA089801 · verified
★★★★★5.0210 Google reviews

A family-run roofing company in Pittsburgh's South Hills, led by Evaristo "Shark" Apolinar and Cathleen Apolinar, that replaces and repairs shingle and rubber roofs around Bethel Park, Upper St.

In business
11 yrs
BBB
A+
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Best for flat and low-slope roofs
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License #Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor registration PA169972 · verified
★★★★★5.044 Google reviews

A family-owned Pittsburgh roofing company on Saw Mill Run Boulevard that handles shingle and metal roofs plus TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen on flat and low-slope roofs, for homes and small commercial buildings.

In business
5 yrs
BBB
A+
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$9,000–$18,000 typical asphalt replacement

What a new roof runs for a typical single-family home in Pittsburgh before insurance. Standing-seam metal runs higher. The number moves with your roof’s size and pitch and how much decking has to be replaced once the old layers come off.

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Reader questions

01Do roofers need a license in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania has no statewide roofing license. Instead, most contractors who do home improvement work must register with the Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection under the Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act, unless they do less than $5,000 of work a year. The registration number has to appear on their contracts and ads, and you can check it by calling the Attorney General at 1-888-520-6680.
02What should a Pennsylvania roofing contract include?
Any home improvement job over $500 needs a written contract signed by you and the contractor, with a description of the work, the estimated cost, and estimated start and completion dates. It should also include a notice of your three-day right to cancel.
03How much should I pay up front for a new roof in Pittsburgh?
The Pennsylvania Attorney General's office advises paying no more than a reasonable down payment, typically about one-third of the total cost, and holding the final payment until the job is finished to your satisfaction.
04Do I need a permit to replace a roof in Pittsburgh?
It depends on the job and where you live. Inside city limits, the City of Pittsburgh's Department of Permits, Licenses, and Inspections handles building permits, and many of the surrounding townships and boroughs have their own code office. Ask the roofer to confirm what your address needs and to pull any permit before work starts.
05How should I compare these four roofers?
Start with the house. For a full shingle replacement where GAF's strongest warranty matters, MY Pittsburgh's Master Elite standing is the edge. For an older house with box gutters, trim and roof work together, Always Perfect's 10-year labor warranty stands out. For a South Hills home and a family-run crew, look at Apolinar. If part of the roof is flat, ICP handles both kinds. In every case, get the warranty, the decking price after tear-off and the cleanup plan in writing.

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Roofing in Pittsburgh: what to know

The storm history, how Pennsylvania licenses roofers, and the questions we ask any Pittsburgh contractor before we feature them.

How we picked Pittsburgh's roofers

Who are the best roofing contractors in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania?

We looked at roofing companies with a Pittsburgh address and a 4.5-star or better Google rating on at least 25 reviews, read their lowest-rated reviews, and kept the independent, roofing-led shops with a live website, a Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor registration and no pattern of bad reviews. MY Pittsburgh, Always Perfect, Apolinar and ICP each cover a different need: top-tier GAF warranty options, a long labor warranty, a family-run South Hills crew, and flat-roof work.

The local fact to know

Pennsylvania doesn't license roofers, so the Home Improvement Contractor registration is the state credential to check. It has to be printed on the contract, and the Attorney General's office will confirm it by phone at 1-888-520-6680. The manufacturer's own directory is the other check you can do yourself: GAF lists MY Pittsburgh as Master Elite, and Owens Corning lists Always Perfect and Apolinar in its contractor network.
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