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Put your roofing company here, in front of every homeowner looking for a roofer in Delaware. Paid placements are always labelled and never change the ranked order.
Ask about featuringCompare ratings, photos, hours and phone numbers for 100 roofers across Delaware, ranked by a fair review-weighted score.
Pick a county on the map to see every town we cover there and how many roofers are listed in each.
Wilmington, Newark, Middletown and the I-95 corridor. Older slate and rowhome flat roofs meet newer subdivisions.
Dover and the farm towns of central Delaware. Lots of asphalt shingle, metal on barns and outbuildings.
The beach towns and inland Sussex. Coastal homes face salt air and higher wind loads, so metal and wind-rated shingles are common.
Paid placements, always labelled. They never change the ranked order below.
Put your roofing company here, in front of every homeowner looking for a roofer in Delaware. Paid placements are always labelled and never change the ranked order.
Ask about featuringPut your roofing company here, in front of every homeowner looking for a roofer in Delaware. Paid placements are always labelled and never change the ranked order.
Ask about featuringRanked by review-weighted score across all three counties. See how the score works.
Dover★ 5.0 · 543Roofing contractor in Dover. Customers mention roof replacement, siding repair and respectful staff.
Dagsboro★ 5.0 · 383Roofing contractor in Dagsboro. Customers mention siding repair, small repair and new roof installation.
Wilmington★ 5.0 · 311General contractor in Wilmington. Customers mention bathroom remodel, kitchen remodel and respectful crew.
Newark★ 5.0 · 278Roofing contractor in Newark. Customers mention thorough inspection, gutter replacement and skylight replacement.
Smyrna★ 5.0 · 151Roofing contractor in Smyrna. Customers mention kind staff, honest staff and professional crew.
Dover★ 5.0 · 142Roofing contractor in Dover. Customers mention fair pricing, attention to detail and easy to work with.
46 Delaware cities and towns with roofers listed, A to Z. The number shows how many roofers are listed in each.
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Delaware doesn't issue a state roofing licence, so checking a contractor takes a little more work than in some states. These six checks cover most of what goes wrong.
Find roofers near youEvery contractor working in Delaware needs a business license from the Division of Revenue. It's public and searchable, so look it up by company name before you let anyone on the roof.
After a big storm, crews arrive from Maryland, Pennsylvania and further away. Nonresident contractors must register with the state, and on larger jobs post a surety bond. Ask for proof.
Ask for liability and workers' compensation certificates sent directly from the insurer, with you named as certificate holder. A photo of a card isn't enough if someone falls.
Permit rules differ between New Castle, Kent and Sussex counties and towns like Wilmington, Dover and Rehoboth Beach. The roofer should pull it. If they ask you to, that's a red flag.
Line up tear-off versus overlay, decking price per sheet, underlayment, ice & water shield, ventilation, flashing, drip edge and disposal. Then compare the manufacturer and workmanship warranties separately.
Beach towns in eastern Sussex are designed for higher winds than inland Delaware. Ask about high-wind nailing patterns and wind-rated shingles or metal, and never sign an insurance assignment on the doorstep.
By a review-weighted score: each roofer's Google rating is blended with the Delaware average in proportion to how few reviews they have. A roofer needs both a high rating and enough reviews to back it up to reach the top. Paid placement never changes the order.
No. Every roofing contractor in Delaware gets a free basic listing. Featured placements are paid, always marked “Featured”, and sit apart from the ranked list.
Business details, photos, hours, ratings and review counts come from each company's public Google Maps profile; for towns we're still building out, they're researched from the company's own website and listings like BBB and Yelp, and each profile names its sources. Services are based on what customers mention in reviews. Every listing shows the date it was compiled.
Every listing starts as “Unclaimed”: it's built from public sources and the owner hasn't confirmed it yet. Once the owner claims it for free and confirms the details with us, it shows “Verified & Claimed”. We don't check licenses or insurance either way, so always confirm the Delaware business license and ask for insurance certificates before signing.
Business owners can claim their listing for free to correct details. Anyone can report an error or request removal using the link on each profile.
We're adding towns as we compile them. Roofers are listed today in 46 towns across New Castle, Kent and Sussex counties. A town gets its own page as soon as a roofer based there is listed.
Claim your free listing to correct details and add photos, or get featured at the top of your city page.