Best Roofing Companies in Cranberry Township, PA (2026)

Cranberry Township has more roofers competing for its homes and businesses than almost any town north of Pittsburgh, which makes choosing one harder, not easier. This guide lists the roofing companies in Cranberry Township, PA that we could verify for 2026: where each one is based, what it specializes in, which credentials it holds and what Google showed for its rating on the day we checked. We are Malick Brothers Exteriors, a family owned roofer in the North Hills, and we put ourselves first because we do roofing in Cranberry Township and believe we belong on the list. The other six companies are real competitors that do good work. If one of them fits your roof better than we do, you should know that before you sign anything.

How we chose these roofing companies in Cranberry Township, PA

Every company below had to pass the same checks:

• An office in Cranberry Township, or a published page showing that the company serves the township.
• A Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor (HIC) registration number that we could find, or a Google Business Profile with a verified Cranberry location.
• Roofing as a core service, not a side line.
• Facts we could confirm on the company's own website, its Google profile or a public record. Anything we could not confirm was left out.

Google ratings and review counts are what Google displayed on October 5, 2026. They change every day, so treat them as a snapshot. We did not rank companies two through seven by quality. They are listed with what each one is best suited for.

Cranberry Township roofers at a glance

1. Malick Brothers Exteriors

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

Our shop is at 500 Perry Highway in West View. Perry Highway is Route 19, the same road that runs through the middle of Cranberry Township, so our crews reach the township by driving straight up Route 19 or I-79. Ryan Malick founded the company in 2022 and it is still family owned. We are BBB accredited with an A+ rating, and our Pennsylvania 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: shingles, underlayment and ventilation installed together. We are also MuleHide certified for EPDM rubber, 2 ply low slope systems and silicone coatings, and we install metal roofing, repair slate, hang James Hardie and Mastic siding and run 5 inch and 6 inch seamless gutters.

A real Cranberry Township job: a roof over a raised deck

In October 2025 a Cranberry Township homeowner asked us to cover an open second story deck. We framed a new roof off the back wall of the house, set it on posts at the deck rail, shingled it to match the main roof and tied it into the existing siding and gutters. A job like this is harder than it looks. The new roof meets a vinyl sided wall, so the flashing at that joint decides whether the deck stays dry.

Underneath, the roof was finished with a white paneled ceiling, recessed lights and a ceiling fan, so the deck works as an outdoor room in the rain.

We also work next door. In August 2026 we finished a large project in Mars with a new roof, gutters and skylights, and you can read more on our Mars roofing page.

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

2. McClellands Contracting and Roofing

Best for: homeowners who want an instant online quote from a large company with a Cranberry office.

McClellands Contracting and Roofing is headquartered in Oakdale and lists a Cranberry Township office at 850 Cranberry Woods Drive, along with offices on Baum Boulevard in Pittsburgh and in Morgantown, West Virginia. The company is a GAF Master Elite contractor and a GAF President's Club member, is BBB accredited and lists PA license PA212361. Services include residential and commercial roofing, roof repair, storm damage work and insurance claim help. Its online tool measures a roof by satellite and returns a replacement quote in about a minute.

Google: 4.9 stars, 982 reviews on the Oakdale profile. The Cranberry Township profile showed 5.0 stars from 12 reviews (both checked October 5, 2026).

3. Buccos Roofing

Best for: an Owens Corning roof and James Hardie siding from one contractor.

Buccos Roofing is a family owned company founded in 2012 and headquartered in Bethel Park. Its Cranberry Township location is at 2616 Rochester Road. Buccos is an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred contractor and a James Hardie certified installer, is BBB accredited and lists PA license PA093670. It offers roof replacement, repair, emergency roofing, commercial roofing, siding and gutters, backs installations with a 10 year craftsmanship warranty and gives away a free roof to a local family each year.

Google: 4.9 stars, 161 reviews on the Cranberry Township profile (checked October 5, 2026).

4. Dynamic Roofing Solutions

Best for: a Cranberry based company that inspects roofs with thermal drones.

Dynamic Roofing Solutions is a family owned contractor with its office at 2009 Mackenzie Way in Cranberry Township. It serves Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Lawrence and Mercer counties with asphalt and metal roof installation, roof repair, gutters, siding, windows and doors. Its inspections use drones with thermal sensors, which can show trapped moisture that is not visible from the ground.

Google: 4.9 stars, 170 reviews (checked October 5, 2026).

5. Resnick Roofing and Contracting

Best for: homeowners who want a GAF President's Club contractor with a very large review base.

Resnick Roofing and Contracting has worked in the Pittsburgh area since 2006 from its office on William Flinn Highway in Gibsonia, with more offices in Canonsburg and Murrysville, and it publishes a Cranberry Township service page. Resnick is a GAF Master Elite contractor with a GAF Two Star President's Club award, an Elite Preferred James Hardie contractor and a BBB accredited business with an A+ rating. It handles roof replacement and repair, siding and gutters for homes and commercial properties.

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

6. TNT Contracting Pros

Best for: combining a roof with other exterior work.

TNT Contracting Pros has a Google Business Profile in Cranberry Township and lists Cranberry, Wexford and Bellevue as service areas. Its services include roof replacement, roof repair and new roof installation, plus siding, gutters, window replacement and exterior painting. The company advertises free estimates, emergency service around the clock and service in Spanish.

Google: 4.9 stars, 65 reviews (checked October 5, 2026).

7. TriState Home Consulting Group

Best for: storm damage and insurance claim roofs.

TriState Home Consulting Group is based on East State Street in Sharon and serves Butler County, including Cranberry Township, as part of a territory that runs across western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio. It lists PA HIC registration PA203687, BBB accreditation and IKO RoofPro certification. Its focus is asphalt shingle replacement and hail and wind damage claims, and it also lists roof repair, metal, EPDM, gutters and siding. We did not record a Google rating for this company, so none is shown.

Commercial roofing contractors in Cranberry Township

Cranberry is as much a business address as a residential one. The Route 19 and Route 228 corridors and the office parks near I-79 and the Turnpike are full of low slope roofs on retail plazas, offices, warehouses and medical buildings. Those roofs use membranes and coatings, not shingles, and they need a contractor trained on the specific system.

From this list, McClellands, Buccos and Resnick all state that they take commercial work. We do as well. Our commercial roofing crews are MuleHide certified and install .060 EPDM rubber roofing, 2 ply low slope systems and silicone coatings that can extend the life of a sound existing roof. When you compare commercial bids, ask each contractor:

• Which membrane or coating manufacturer certified your crew, and can I see the certificate?
• Will you take core samples or a moisture scan before recommending a coating or a tear off?
• Who issues the warranty, the manufacturer or only the contractor?
• How will you keep my tenants and customers safe and the building open during the work?

What makes Cranberry Township roofs different

Most of Cranberry's neighborhoods were built from the late 1980s through the 2000s, as the township grew around I-79 and the Turnpike. That matters for two reasons. First, a large share of the original builder grade shingle roofs are now at or past the age where replacement makes more sense than another repair. Second, the homes are bigger and more complicated than older North Hills housing: steep pitches, many valleys, dormers, two story walls and attached decks. Complex roofs leak at the details, so flashing, ventilation and ice and water protection matter more here than the brand of shingle.

Weather does the rest. Butler County gets freeze and thaw cycles all winter, heavy spring rain and summer storms with wind and hail. If you are not sure whether your roof needs roof repair or a full replacement, start with an inspection that includes photos of the problem areas.

How to check a Cranberry Township roofer before you hire

1. Look up the registration. Pennsylvania requires home improvement contractors to register with the Attorney General. Search the company on the state's HIC registration lookup.
2. Ask for proof of insurance. Request a current certificate of liability and workers compensation coverage sent from the insurance agent.
3. Confirm the manufacturer credential. Extended system warranties depend on it. Ask which program the contractor belongs to and what the warranty covers.
4. Read recent reviews. Sort by newest and look at how the company answers complaints.
5. Get the scope in writing. A written estimate should name the shingle line, underlayment, ventilation, flashing, decking replacement terms and cleanup.
6. Ask about permits. Call the township's code administration office or ask the contractor who pulls any permit your project needs.

For a wider list that covers the whole metro area, see our guide to the best roofers in Pittsburgh.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the best roofing company in Cranberry Township, PA?

There is no single best roofer for every home. The right choice depends on your roof type, the warranty you want and how you like to communicate. Compare at least three registered contractors from this list, ask each for a written scope with the same materials, and choose the one whose answers are clearest. We would be glad to be one of the three.

What does a new roof cost in Cranberry Township?

We do not publish prices because every roof is different. Cost depends on the size and pitch of the roof, the number of layers to remove, the condition of the decking, the shingle or metal system you choose, ventilation and flashing work, and details such as skylights and chimneys. A free written estimate after an on roof inspection is the only reliable number.

What is the 25 percent rule for roofing?

The 25 percent rule comes from Florida's building code, which limited how much of a roof could be repaired within 12 months before the whole roof had to meet current code. Pennsylvania has no matching statewide rule. Here, the repair or replace decision rests on the age and condition of the roof, the manufacturer's installation requirements and, on a storm claim, what your insurance policy covers.

Do roofers work in Cranberry Township during the winter?

Yes. We work all winter. Shingles can be installed in cold weather when the crew follows the manufacturer's cold weather instructions for sealing and handling, and emergency repairs cannot wait for spring. Snow, ice and wind decide the schedule day by day, so winter jobs need more flexibility on dates.

Get a free written estimate

If you want us to look at your Cranberry Township roof, we will inspect it, send you photos of what we find and give you a written estimate with no pressure. Call (412) 616-0191 or contact Malick Brothers Exteriors to schedule a visit.