LARGEST COMMERCIAL ROOFING COMPANIES IN THE U.S. 2026 OWNER'S GUIDE

A source-backed guide to the largest U.S. commercial roofing companies by roofing revenue, plus an owner-side framework for deciding which contractor is best for a building or portfolio.

Prepared by Commercial Roofing Advisors. Reviewed 2026-07-26. The latest complete source used below is ENR's 2025 roofing ranking, which reports 2024 roofing revenue.

Direct answer

Who is the largest commercial roofing company?

Tecta America is the largest U.S. roofing contractor in the latest complete revenue ranking reviewed here.

Engineering News-Record's 2025 Top 20 Firms in Roofing lists Tecta America first at $1.5 billion in 2024 roofing revenue, followed by CentiMark at $1.265 billion and Flynn Group at $621.2 million. Roofing Contractor's separate 2025 list also placed Tecta first and CentiMark second.

2025 rankCompanyReported 2024 roofing revenue
1Tecta America$1,500.0M
2CentiMark Corp.$1,265.1M
3Flynn Group of Companies$621.2M
4Baker Roofing Co.$329.7M
5Greenwood Industries$186.4M
6O'Hara's Son Roofing$163.5M
7Kalkreuth Roofing and Sheet Metal$154.0M
8Advanced Roofing$135.4M
9Douglass Colony Group$72.7M
10Commercial Roofers Inc.$59.6M

Sources: ENR 2025 Top 20 Firms in Roofing and Roofing Contractor's 2025 Top 10. Rankings are revenue-based, not quality ratings. Revenue was reported by the publications and should not be read as a warranty, recommendation, or current capacity statement.

Largest is not automatically best

The best commercial roofer is the best-qualified fit for the scope

National scale can help with portfolio standards, emergency coverage, procurement, reporting, and multi-market work. It does not replace local supervision, manufacturer authorization, a complete scope, qualified crews, transparent subcontracting, safety performance, references, and accountable closeout.

For one building

Prioritize system experience, local service capacity, field leadership, manufacturer status, references, and a bid that answers the complete scope.

For a portfolio

Also evaluate national-account governance, response standards, reporting consistency, data ownership, warranty administration, and escalation paths.

For a replacement

Separate the contractor-selection decision from the scope decision. Define the assembly, quantities, testing, alternates, closeout, and change controls before comparing bids.

For repairs

Verify diagnostic ability, service response, documentation, warranty compliance, not-to-exceed authority, and how recurring failures are escalated.

Questions to ask before awarding a commercial roofing contract

  • Who will supervise this project every day?
  • Which work will be subcontracted?
  • Is the contractor authorized for the specified warranty?
  • What exclusions can become change orders?
  • How are wet insulation and deck repairs measured?
  • What documentation is required at closeout?
  • Who owns leak response during construction?
  • How will warranty repairs be handled later?