Roofing Companies for Sale
103 roofing companies are for sale on 40 broker websites that DealLedger reads directly, with 8 new in the last 30 days, a median asking price of $1.1M and a median of 3.3× cash flow.
All 103 listings
“broker ↗” opens the listing on the broker’s own website. DealLedger never stands between you and the seller’s broker.
What sets the price of a roofing company
Roofing revenue is project-based, so buyers pay most for a business that wins work without the owner. A sales process with estimators, a steady lead source and a backlog of signed jobs is worth more than an owner who sells every roof personally.
The mix of work matters. Residential re-roofing, commercial maintenance contracts and insurance or storm work each carry different risk. Storm-driven revenue can make one or two years look far better than normal, and buyers will average it out.
Licensing, insurance and warranty exposure carry over. A clean claims history and manageable warranty obligations make a company easier to finance and easier to sell.
What to check before you make an offer
Revenue by year and by type of work, with storm and insurance jobs broken out, so you can see the underlying run rate.
Whose license the company operates under, and how it transfers or who replaces it.
Outstanding warranties, open claims, crew structure (employees or subcontractors), and any manufacturer certifications that may not transfer automatically.
Common questions
How are roofing companies valued?
As a multiple of seller’s discretionary earnings for owner-operated companies, or EBITDA for larger ones with managers in place. Buyers normalize storm-heavy years and look closely at how much of the sales process depends on the owner.
Can I buy a roofing company with an SBA loan?
Yes. Lenders look for verified earnings across several years, a licensed qualifier, and insurance and warranty exposure they can understand.
Where do these roofing listings come from?
Directly from business broker websites. DealLedger records when each listing first appears and when it comes down, so days on market reflect what we have actually observed, and every listing links straight to the broker.
Roofing Companies by state
- Florida 25
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DealLedger reads the public listings pages of business brokers directly and records when each listing first appears and when it comes down. Days on market count from the first day we saw the listing; “by” means the listing was already up when we started reading that broker’s site, so it has been listed at least that long. Price ÷ cash flow is the asking price divided by the seller’s stated cash flow (SDE), where both are published. All data is public domain (CC0). Full methodology.