STATES IN PLAY

Roughly two dozen different states from communities in Milford, N.H., and Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., to Irvine, Calif., and Fife, Wash., are represented on this year's list. Texas led the way, again, with 16 total submissions from across the Lone Star State. Florida was next with 12 companies, followed by five each from California and Illinois. 

REVENUE WINDOW

This year's range in reported revenue showed growth along all factors of last year's Top 100 List. Though we'll wait just a little longer to disclose the complete list, the 2025 version tops out at roughly $1.5 billion, signifying the fourth consecutive year with a billion-dollar revenue-generating company at the top. 

This year's cut-off for the Top 100 List was $17.6 million, 

COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL SPLIT

The majority of roofing contractors -- 56% -- that submitted this year identified themselves as residential roofers. A total of44 contractors that submitted information identified themselves as entirely or primarily commercial roofers.

PERSISTENT EXCELLENCE

Among this year's group are eight former commercial or residential roofing contractors of the year, showcasing an ability to perform despite multiple challenges over the years consistently. The representatives also each come from different states, illustrating continued success and growth in their respective markets. 

PE PRESENCE

Private equity continues to have a significant impact in the roofing industry. This year, 19 of the companies represented on the list noted an affiliation with a private equity platform. Of those, seven were in the top ten, collectively representing more than $4 billion in roofing revenue.