Comparing roofing contractors in Phoenix? Here is a local guide to established roofers based in or serving Phoenix, what each one does, and how to check any roofer’s Arizona license before you sign.
By Justin Kahmann, Co-Founder of Innovative Building & Design · Updated November 2026
Phoenix is a big market, with roofers who have worked the Valley for decades. Homes across the Valley deal with long, hot summers and monsoon wind and rain, and those conditions wear on roofs over time. Full disclosure: Innovative Building & Design wrote this guide and listed itself first, so every claim below about IBD is one you can check.
About Us: Innovative Building & Design (IBD)
This section is about the company that wrote this guide.
Innovative Building & Design is a family-owned exterior contractor that has served Minnesota and Wisconsin homeowners since 2008, from Blaine, MN and Eau Claire, WI. In 2026, IBD began serving the Phoenix area, including Phoenix. In Arizona, IBD repairs and replaces roofs and siding on existing homes as Innovative Building & Design LLC, ROC #369130 (B-3 General Remodeling and Repair Contractor, residential). We offer free inspections.
We are new to Arizona, and the other companies in this guide have years of local work you can look up. What we bring is nearly two decades of exterior work in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Every job gets a written contract and a photo report of what we found.
See IBD’s roof repair and replacement in the Phoenix area · storm damage repair · siding · our Arizona service area
Other Phoenix-Area Roofers
How we chose these companies: established roofers based in or serving Phoenix whose own websites list an Arizona ROC license number. They are listed alphabetically. This is not a ranking.
Durafoam Roofing
A family-owned Phoenix roofer founded by Steve Forstie in 1989. It works on foam, tile, shingle and flat roofs across the Valley.
KY-KO Roofing
A family-owned roofer that has served Phoenix and the Valley since 1994. It installs, repairs and replaces roofs for homes, multi-family communities and businesses.
Right Way Roofing, Inc.
Run by Johnnie and Lori Clark, third-generation roofers whose family business traces back to Johnnie’s grandfather, Earl Clark, in 1963. Johnnie and Lori started Right Way in 2003, and the company lists Valley locations including Phoenix and Mesa.
How to Choose a Roofing Contractor in Phoenix
- Check the Arizona license. Search the company name or ROC number on the Arizona Registrar of Contractors contractor search. Confirm the name matches the company you are talking to, the license is active, and the classification covers the work.
- Ask about your roof type. Tile, shingle, foam and flat roofs each need different repair skills. Ask which ones the crew works on regularly.
- Get it in writing. A written estimate and contract should name the roof system, materials, price and schedule.
- Ask who does the work. Employees or subcontractors, and whether any subcontractor holds its own Arizona license.
- Check permits. Ask the contractor whether your project needs a permit from the City of Phoenix.
- Take your time. You do not have to sign on the first visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check a roofer’s license in Arizona?
Search the company name or ROC number on the Arizona Registrar of Contractors contractor search at roc.az.gov. Check that the license is active and the name matches your contract.
Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Phoenix?
Permit rules vary by project. Ask your contractor, or check with the City of Phoenix before work starts.
Does IBD offer free inspections?
Yes. Call (623) 278-3013 to schedule a free inspection.
Where IBD Works
IBD works in Minnesota, Wisconsin and the Phoenix area. See our Arizona service area.