Top Roofing Companies in the North Hills of Pittsburgh (2026)

If you are comparing roofing companies in the North Hills of Pittsburgh, the hard part is not finding names. It is working out which ones are actually based north of the city, which ones hold a current Pennsylvania registration, and which ones can back a roof with a manufacturer warranty. We are Malick Brothers Exteriors, North Hills roofing contractors with a shop on Perry Highway in West View, and we updated this list for 2026 with facts you can check yourself.

We put ourselves first because this is our home turf. We also named eight other companies that are based in or clearly serve the North Hills, with what we could verify about each one: address, year founded, specialty, registration number and manufacturer programs. Where we checked a Google rating, we give the date.

How we chose the roofing companies on this list

The 2025 version of this post listed five companies, and several of them were headquartered in the South Hills or the western suburbs. For 2026 we narrowed the list to roofers with a real North Hills connection. Each company had to meet these points:

• An office in the North Hills or its neighboring boroughs, or a website that names North Hills towns as a core service area.
• A Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor (HIC) number published on its website or a public record, wherever we could find one.
• Roofing as a main line of work, not a side service.
• Facts we could confirm on the company website, its Google Business Profile or its Better Business Bureau profile on October 5, 2026.

Companies two through nine are not ranked by quality. They are ordered roughly by distance from the center of the North Hills.

The top roofing companies in the North Hills of Pittsburgh for 2026

1. Malick Brothers Exteriors (West View)

Best for: homeowners who want a local crew, photo updates during the job and an Atlas 50 year warranty.

Our shop is at 500 Perry Highway in West View. Ryan Malick founded the company in 2022, and it is still family owned and run by people who grew up here. We are BBB accredited with an A+ rating, and our PA HIC registration is PA174918.

We are an AtlasPro+ Platinum Select contractor, which lets us offer the Atlas 50 year warranty on complete Atlas roof systems. We are also MuleHide certified for EPDM rubber, 2 ply low slope systems and silicone coatings, so porch roofs, garage roofs and small commercial buildings get a proper membrane. Beyond replacements, our repair division handles shingle, slate, tile and flat roofs plus box gutters. You can read more about our residential roof repair work, and we also install metal roofing, James Hardie and Mastic siding, soffit, fascia and 5 and 6 inch seamless gutters.

Recent North Hills jobs include roofs in Ross Township, Allison Park, Bellevue, Emsworth and Ben Avon, gutters in McCandless and a metal roof in Wexford. We also cover Franklin Park and the towns up the Perry Highway and Route 19 corridors.

Google: 4.8 stars, 388 reviews (checked October 5, 2026).

2. MY Pittsburgh Roofing (McKnight Road)

Best for: GAF Master Elite shingle installations from a McKnight Road office.

MY Pittsburgh Roofing was founded in 2011 and is based at 4560 McKnight Road. The company became a GAF Master Elite contractor in 2024 and is also an Owens Corning Preferred contractor and a Vinyl Siding Institute certified installer. Services include roof inspections, repairs, storm damage work, emergency tarping, asphalt shingle replacement, commercial flat roofing, gutters, skylights and siding.

Google: 5.0 stars, 502 reviews (checked October 5, 2026).

3. CL Frey Construction (Ross Township area)

Best for: homeowners who want a long established roofer with a 15237 address.

CL Frey Construction lists its address as 124 Hillendale Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15237, and says it has been in business since 1978. Its website shows PA license 124771, BBB accreditation, GAF Master Elite status and a CertainTeed certification. The company installs and replaces residential and commercial roofs, including steep and flat roofs, and names Ross Township, West View, McCandless, Franklin Park, Shaler and Wexford among the towns it serves.

4. Nations Crest Exteriors (Babcock Boulevard)

Best for: storm and hail damage claims and a labor warranty that covers repairs as well as installations.

Nations Crest Exteriors runs its Pittsburgh office from 3445 Babcock Boulevard, Suite 3, in the 15237 ZIP code. The company handles roof inspections, replacements and repairs, gutters, siding and window installation. Its website states a lifetime labor warranty on installation and repair work and help with insurance documents after storms.

5. Ireland Contracting (Glenshaw)

Best for: one contractor for roofing, siding, windows and decks, with more than 30 years in business.

Ireland Contracting has been family owned since 1994 and is based at 1310 William Flinn Highway in Glenshaw, PA license 026195. The company is an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred contractor, a James Hardie Preferred contractor and an Everlast Preferred siding installer. Beyond roofing, Ireland handles rubber roofing, slate roof repair, siding, windows, gutters, soffit and fascia, skylights and composite decks.

Google: 4.8 stars, 533 reviews (checked October 5, 2026).

6. Resnick Roofing and Contracting (Gibsonia)

Best for: the largest review base in the North Hills and a GAF President's Club contractor.

Resnick Roofing and Contracting has served Pittsburgh homeowners since 2006 from 5320 William Flinn Highway in Gibsonia, with additional offices in Canonsburg and Murrysville. The company is a GAF Master Elite contractor with a GAF President's Club award, an Elite Preferred James Hardie contractor and a BBB accredited business with an A+ rating. Resnick handles roof replacement and repair, siding and gutters for homes and commercial properties.

Google: 4.9 stars, 1,572 reviews (checked October 5, 2026).

7. MAT Roofing (Gibsonia)

Best for: a roofer with five decades in the northern suburbs and a roof maintenance program.

MAT Roofing, also known as M.A. Thompson Roofing, was founded by Mike Thompson in 1976 and is based at 3804 Gibsonia Road in Gibsonia, PA license PA187186. The company is a GAF Certified Plus roofer and a James Hardie Elite Preferred contractor. It offers roof replacements, a maintenance and inspection program, seamless aluminum gutters, siding, soffit, fascia and Pella window replacement, and lists Wexford, Hampton, McCandless, Franklin Park, Allison Park and Mars among its service areas.

8. R&B Roofing and Remodeling (Avalon)

Best for: homeowners in the river boroughs who want a company with a very long local history.

R&B Roofing and Remodeling describes itself as family owned since 1948 and lists PA license PA022730. Public listings place the company at 608 Ohio River Boulevard in Avalon. It offers roof replacement and repair, shingle and metal roofing, siding and gutters, and names Avalon, Bellevue, Ben Avon and Cranberry Township among the communities it serves.

9. Dr. Roofer (Pittsburgh)

Best for: CertainTeed shingle roofs and flat roof membranes from a newer company.

Dr. Roofer was founded in 2020, is family owned and lists PA license PA160196. Its website shows CertainTeed ShingleMaster credentials plus Versico and Carlisle certifications for low slope roofing, and a 10 year workmanship warranty. Services cover asphalt, metal, commercial and EPDM roofing, skylights, soffit and fascia, chimney flashing, siding, windows and gutters. The company does not publish a street address.

Google: 5.0 stars, 138 reviews (checked October 5, 2026).

North Hills roofers compared

Several larger Pittsburgh companies based elsewhere, such as Buccos Roofing and McClellands Contracting and Roofing, also keep offices in Cranberry Township. We cover them in our wider list of the best roofers in Pittsburgh.

Why local experience matters on North Hills roofs

The North Hills is not one kind of house. West View, Bellevue and Avalon have homes from the early 1900s with slate, box gutters and low slope porch roofs. Ross Township and Shaler are full of postwar ranches and split levels with long, simple roof planes and aging three tab shingles. McCandless, Franklin Park and Wexford have larger, newer homes with steep pitches, valleys and dormers that take more flashing work.

The weather is the same for all of them:

• Freeze and thaw cycles that open up old flashing and nail holes.
• Wind on the ridge tops along Perry Highway and McKnight Road.
• Mature trees that drop limbs and keep north facing slopes damp.

Who installs metal roofs in the North Hills?

Many people who find this page are searching for a metal roof in the North Hills. Not every shingle roofer installs metal, so ask for photos of finished metal jobs before you request a quote. Of the companies above, we install standing seam and metal panel roofs, and R&B Roofing and Dr. Roofer also list metal roofing as a service.

We have offered metal systems since 2023, on whole houses and on porch and patio roofs where shingles are a poor fit for the pitch. Our metal roofing page shows the panel types and colors we install. What drives the cost of a metal roof is the panel style, the metal gauge, the number of dormers and valleys, and how much trim has to be bent on site, which is why a written estimate after a roof visit is the only number worth comparing.

How to check any North Hills roofer before you sign

A list is a starting point. Run these checks on every company, including us:

1. Look up the HIC number. Pennsylvania requires home improvement contractors to register with the Attorney General. Confirm the name and status through the PA Attorney General home improvement page.
2. Ask for a certificate of insurance sent by the insurer or agent, covering general liability and workers compensation.
3. Confirm the manufacturer tier. GAF, Owens Corning and CertainTeed publish contractor directories, such as the GAF contractor locator. Atlas does not publish one, so we show our certificate on request.
4. Get a written scope. It should name the shingle line, underlayment, ice and water barrier locations, ventilation plan, flashing material and what happens if decking needs to be replaced.
5. Ask who will be on the roof and how you will see the work before it is covered.

Frequently asked questions

Who are the best roofers in the North Hills of Pittsburgh?

The right roofer depends on your roof, your town and the material you want. The nine companies above all have a North Hills office or name the North Hills as a core service area, and each one publishes credentials you can check. Start with the two or three closest to you, ask for local job photos and compare written scopes line by line.

What does it cost to replace a roof in the North Hills?

We do not publish prices, because no two roofs cost the same. The main drivers are the size and pitch of the roof, the number of layers to tear off, the shingle or metal line you choose, how much decking is rotted, and the flashing, ventilation and chimney work required. Ask every roofer for a free written estimate based on an on site inspection.

What is the 25 percent rule for roofing?

It is a guideline, and in some states a building code provision, that says when more than about a quarter of a roof needs repair within a year, replacing the whole roof or roof section makes more sense than patching. Rules differ by state and municipality, so ask your roofer and your local code office how it applies to your home.

Do North Hills roofers work in winter?

Many do, including us. We work all winter, and repairs, metal roofing and emergency tarping can be done in cold weather. Shingle installation depends on the temperature and the manufacturer's instructions, because the sealant strips need warmth to bond. A good roofer will tell you plainly whether your job should go ahead now or wait.

Talk to a North Hills roofer who lives here

If you want a second opinion on a repair or a written estimate for a replacement, we would be glad to come out, take photos and walk you through what we see. Call 412-616-0191 or contact Malick Brothers Exteriors to schedule a free inspection.