Roof Replacement Services in Milwaukee, WI
Homeowners in Milwaukee, WI and across Milwaukee County can use one form to ask for help with any of the roof jobs on this page. The request goes to a single independent local roofer, who looks at the roof, prices the work and handles any job you agree to. This site only makes the introduction.
All Services
Each service below has its own page with Milwaukee details, questions worth asking and the 2026 Wisconsin cost rows. Pick whichever sounds closest to your situation.
- Full roof replacement. Old layers come off, the roofer checks the deck and replaces soft boards, then underlayment, flashing and the new covering go on. Common on duplexes, Polish flats and older frame houses. Read more about roof replacement.
- Storm and hail damage. Lake winds, falling limbs and summer hail can loosen or bruise shingles. A roofer can document the damage and write an estimate, while the claim remains a matter for you and your insurer. See storm and hail damage roofs.
- Metal roof replacement. Exposed-fastener panels or standing seam, chosen for how they shed snow and how long they last. Some suburbs treat a change from shingles to metal differently, so ask about permits first. See metal roof replacement.
- Shingle roof replacement. Architectural and impact-rated shingles, ice-and-water shield along eaves and valleys, and algae-resistant shingles for slopes shaded by big trees. See shingle roof replacement.
- Roof repair. Wind-lifted shingles, leaky flashing at chimneys and walls, ice-dam leaks and worn low-slope sections, plus a frank look at whether a fix will last. See roof repair.
Still Deciding?
Unsure whether the roof needs a repair or a full replacement? The repair-or-replace quiz asks five quick questions and points you toward the likelier answer. For a rough budget, the cost calculator turns home size, stories, pitch and material into a planning range built on 2026 Wisconsin averages for shingles and metal.
Whichever service you choose, the same homework applies. Ask the roofer for its Wisconsin Dwelling Contractor credential and confirm it online at license.wi.gov. Get proof of liability and workers' compensation coverage, a written contract that spells out the price, scope, materials and dates, and both the manufacturer and labor warranties in writing. Wisconsin law also bars any roofer from promising to cover your insurance deductible.
Start a Request
Choose the service that fits best and send the form; the roofer can sort out the finer points once it has seen the roof. Sending a request costs you nothing. The roofing company that receives it pays this site for the referral, and you're under no obligation to hire that roofer.