Meet Frontline Roofers

It started with a storm. Not the kind you see on TV, but one that left families waking up to leaks, ruined rooms, and more questions than answers. Our founder was one of those families. Feeling frustrated with complicated bids and quick fixes, he decided enough was enough.

He picked up a hammer and called a few friends who cared just as much. It was never about building an empire. It was about building trust—one roof at a time. That’s how Frontline Roofers was born.

What Matters Most to Us

We know your house is more than four walls and a roof. It’s where birthday candles are blown out, backpacks are dropped, and stories are told late into the night. Our way of serving is simple: treat every home as if it’s our own.

Every roofer on our team passes background checks, carries proper licenses, and stays up-to-date with regular safety training. We’re fully insured, and we don’t cut corners—on shingles or on character.

Why Neighbors Choose Us

• Speed You Can Count On:Nobody wants their home left half-covered. From the first call to the last nail, we work quickly without rushing, so you’re not stuck waiting or wondering what’s next.
• Safety Up Front:We gear up right and follow the rules. Our families live here too, so we protect yours just like we protect our own crews—fall protection, clean work zones, and careful checks every step.
• Clear, Honest Pricing:No guessing games. We show you what needs fixing, lay out your options, and walk you through the budget. If we wouldn’t pay for it ourselves, we won’t recommend it.

Giving Back, Staying Connected

This isn’t just a job—it’s our hometown. We pitch in at local events and help out where storms hit hardest. Lending a hand is just part of the deal.

Whether it’s patching a neighbor’s roof after a rough season or teaming up on a community project, we do it because we care. Not just about roofs, but about the people under them.

Here When You Need Us

If you’re looking for folks who show up, do honest work, and stand by it, you’re in the right place. That’s how we’d want to be treated, too.