Best Roofers Near Me in Connecticut

Highest-rated roofers in Connecticut

12 Connecticut roofing companies on the National Roofing Directory have a Google rating of 4.5 or higher from at least 20 Google reviews. These are the 10 with the most reviews, since a high rating from many customers says more than a perfect score from a few.

Ratings and review counts are the figures on each company's National Roofing Directory listing and can trail Google's live numbers. A rating says how past customers felt; it is not a license or insurance check, so run the Connecticut checks below as well.

Roofers near you: Connecticut's busiest roofing cities

The directory's Connecticut listings are spread across 162 cities and towns, and 108 of them have enough roofers for a page of their own. The nearest roofer is usually the easiest to get on a roof quickly, so start with your own city. These 10 have the most roofing companies:

All 1,645 are on the National Roofing Directory's roofing contractors in Connecticut page.

Does a roofer need a license in Connecticut?

Not a license, but a registration. Connecticut does not license roofers, but it does require them to register with the state, so ask for the registration number. A registration is not the same thing as a license, and the directory's page explains what a Connecticut registration number does and doesn't tell you. The National Roofing Directory's Connecticut roofing license rules page has the details. You can check a credential with the state authority before anyone starts work.

Connecticut storm season and your roof

Connecticut's peak severe-weather season is year-round, weighted to summer thunderstorms and winter storms. The roof damage it brings mostly comes from straight-line wind, winter storms (snow load), tropical systems and ice storms.

NOAA's Storm Events Database records 1,021 county-level severe-weather events in Connecticut from 2016 to 2026, including 31 tornadoes and 71 hail reports of an inch or larger. Litchfield County has the most on record, with 257.

After a big storm, roofing offers at the door pick up. The FTC's advice after a weather emergency is to confirm a contractor's license and insurance before any work starts. The directory's Connecticut storm center shows any National Weather Service alert active there now.

Near the Connecticut line?

If you live near the border, the closest roofer may be based next door. See the best roofers near you in Massachusetts, New York and Rhode Island.

Google weighs distance, relevance and prominence when it orders near-me results, so the top of the map is not always the best fit. How a roofer near me search ranks roofers explains what that order can and can't tell you.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the best roofer near me in Connecticut?

By Google rating and review count on the National Roofing Directory, Long Home (4.7 from 9,360 reviews), Pro Exteriors LLC (4.9 from 450 reviews) and Artisan Building and Remodeling LLC (4.7 from 427 reviews) lead in Connecticut. The best choice for your roof also depends on how close the company is, whether it meets the Connecticut license rule, and a written estimate.

How many roofing companies are there in Connecticut?

The National Roofing Directory lists 1,645 roofing companies across 162 Connecticut cities and towns. Stamford (96), Bridgeport (79) and Waterbury (67) have the most.

Does Connecticut require a roofing license?

Connecticut does not license roofers, but it does require them to register with the state, so ask for the registration number.

When is storm season in Connecticut?

Year-round, weighted to summer thunderstorms and winter storms. Roof damage in Connecticut mostly comes from straight-line wind, winter storms (snow load), tropical systems and ice storms.