Roofers in Pittsburgh, PA
Roofers in Pittsburgh, PA for new roofs and full roof replacement, plus repairs and leak fixes, on brick houses, rowhouses and hillside homes. Book a free roof replacement consultation: we show you photos of your roof and give you one fixed written price.
- Bonded and insured
- Shingle, slate, flat and metal
- Pittsburgh and Allegheny County
Roofing services and typical prices
From a single pipe boot to a whole new roof. These are planning ranges, and your price comes in writing after we look at the roof.
Roof RepairMissing shingles, failed flashing, cracked pipe boots and small storm damage, fixed and photographed.Usually $350 to $1,500
Roof ReplacementFull tear-off, new underlayment, flashing and architectural shingles, usually done in a day or two.Most homes $10,000 to $20,000
Roof Leak RepairWe trace the water back to where it really gets in, including chimneys, walls and valleys.Usually $350 to $1,800
Emergency Roof RepairTarps and temporary repairs when water is coming in, then a permanent fix once it is dry.Tarping usually $300 to $1,200
Slate Roof RepairSlipped and broken slates, copper flashing and valleys on the old slate roofs Pittsburgh is known for.Usually $600 to $2,500
Flat Roof RepairRubber roofs repaired or redone on rowhouse rear sections, porches and additions.Replacement $9 to $15 per sq ft
Metal RoofingStanding seam and metal shingle roofs for homes, porches and additions that need a long life.$14 to $22 per sq ft
Commercial RoofingRoof work for storefronts, churches and other small buildings.Priced by the building
Seamless GuttersSeamless aluminum gutters, downspouts and gutter guards, formed to fit your house on site.$9 to $16 per foot
Soffit and Fascia RepairRotted boards replaced, then wrapped in aluminum so critters and water stay out.$12 to $30 per foot
Roof InspectionWritten roof reports with photos, for buyers, sellers, insurance and peace of mind.Free roof replacement consultation
Ice Dam RemovalSafe removal of ice dams, then the ventilation and insulation fixes that stop them coming back.Priced by the job
Roof VentilationRidge vents, soffit intake and attic fans that keep the attic cool in summer and dry in winter.Usually $400 to $1,800
Water coming in?
Leaking right now? Do these four things
- Stay off the roof. Wet shingles and slate are dangerous, and the leak can wait for a tarp.
- Protect the room. Move what you can, and shut off power to any wet light fixture.
- Drain a bulging ceiling. A small hole lets the water out in one place.
- Take photos. Your insurance company will want to see the damage.
What goes into a roof built for Pittsburgh
Our winters melt and refreeze over and over, which pushes water up under shingles. Every layer here has a job.
- Architectural shingles The surface you see. Nailed to the pattern that keeps the wind warranty.
- Synthetic underlayment A second water barrier across the whole deck.
- Ice and water shield A self-sealing membrane at eaves and valleys, where ice dams push water uphill.
- Roof deck The boards or sheathing. Anything soft is replaced before we build back up.
- Drip edge and gutter Metal at the edge sends water into the gutter, not behind the fascia.
- Soffit and ridge vents Air in low and out high keeps the attic cold in winter.
What does an asphalt roof cost in Pittsburgh?
Most homes run $10,000 to $20,000 for an asphalt shingle roof. Pick your roof below for a rough range, or read the full asphalt roof cost guide.
Rough roof cost calculator
A planning range only. Layers, deck repairs and access change it, and your written quote comes after we look at the roof.
| Job | Typical price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Asphalt shingle roof replacement | $500 to $800 per square | Includes tear-off, underlayment, flashing and disposal on a typical house |
| Typical Pittsburgh house, full replacement | $10,000 to $20,000 | Most homes here fall in this band, depending on size, pitch and access |
| Roof repair | $350 to $1,500 | Shingle, flashing and pipe boot repairs |
| Slate roof repair | $600 to $2,500 | Depends on slate count, height and access |
| Flat roof replacement | $9 to $15 per square foot | EPDM rubber or TPO over a sound deck |
| Standing seam metal roof | $14 to $22 per square foot | Steep or cut-up roofs land at the high end |
| Seamless aluminum gutters | $9 to $16 per foot | Includes downspouts and removal of old gutters |
| Soffit and fascia repair | $12 to $30 per foot | More if rotted wood has to be replaced behind it |
How we work
- Photos of your actual roofYou see what we see, so you are never taking our word for what is up there.
- One fixed written priceThe quote lists materials and scope, plus a per-sheet rate for any bad deck.
- Repair first, when it makes senseIf a repair will do the job, we say so, even when a new roof would pay us more.
- Full tear-offWe go down to the deck so problems get fixed, not covered over.
- A clean siteWe protect your plantings, sweep for nails and leave nothing behind.
- Written workmanship warrantyYou get it in writing, along with the manufacturer warranty on the materials.
Pittsburgh roofers who show you the roof
Looking for roofers in Pittsburgh, PA turns up plenty of names, from one-truck crews to big sales outfits. As Pittsburgh, PA roofers, we handle the whole job: the roof check, the written price, the tear-off and the cleanup. Our Pittsburgh roofing services cover homes, rental properties and commercial buildings.
Whichever local roofing contractors you call, ask to see proof of insurance, a written scope and recent work you can drive past. Be careful with anyone who wants a large deposit or a signature today.
How to choose a roofer in Pittsburgh
- Get two or three quotes that list the same scope.
- Ask who will actually be on your roof, and who runs the job.
- Ask what goes under the shingles, not just which brand goes on top.
- Check the warranty is in writing, for both labor and materials.
- Read our cost guide and shingle guide before you compare.
Pittsburgh roofers across Allegheny County
We work in the city neighborhoods and the towns around them. Each area has its own kind of roof, so pick yours to see what we look for there.
Pittsburgh neighborhoods
Rowhouses, slate and flat rear roofs
Allegheny County and Cranberry Township
Boroughs and communities around the city
Questions people ask roofers
What is ice and water shield?
A self-adhering rubberized asphalt sheet that goes under the roofing where water backs up, along the eaves and in valleys. Under the building code Pennsylvania uses as of 2026, where ice dams are a known local problem, it runs from the roof edge to at least 24 inches inside the outside wall.
What causes black streaks on a roof?
Mostly algae carried in the air, not dirt or soot. Owens Corning says it hasn't seen the algae affect how shingles perform, and shingles with copper in the granules resist it. Don't pressure wash it, since that strips the granules.
Should I repair or replace my roof?
If the damage is in one area and the shingles are still flexible, repair it. If shingles are brittle or curling and leaks keep moving, plan on replacing it. See our repair or replace guide.
Does homeowners insurance cover roof replacement?
If a covered event like wind, hail or a falling tree damaged the roof, often yes. Age and wear usually aren't covered. See our insurance guide.
Should flashing be replaced with new roof?
Where it is rusted, damaged or worn, yes. Pennsylvania's building code, as of 2026, says flashings, edgings and vents must be replaced on a reroof where they are rusted, damaged or deteriorated, and new flashing must follow the maker's instructions.
What questions to ask a roofer?
Ask about full tear-off, ice and water shield, new flashing, a per-sheet deck price, proof of insurance, written warranty and who will be on your roof.
Do roofers offer financing?
Many do. We can help you arrange financing, or work with your own lender or financing partner. Ask when we quote.
Do I need a permit for a new roof?
It depends on the municipality and scope, and as of 2026 the rules still differ across Allegheny County. We check before we start and handle any permit the job needs.