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If you’re considering going into the roofing industry, one question probably comes to the front of your mind: How much do roofing contractors make? It’s a fair question and important to answer as you decide if you want to join or continue working in the industry.
Even for those already in the industry, knowing the market is a valuable resource as you gauge how much money you should (or could!) be making.
That’s why we’ve compiled the average national roofer salary in the U.S., the average salary, hourly, and monthly pay per state. We’ve also included the top cities and states for roofing contractors’ salaries.
Use this resource as a guide to help you determine the future of your roofing career.
How Much Do Roofers Make per State in 2024?
On average, roofers nationwide make $54,221 annually, $23.25 per hour, and $3,839 per month. In 2022, roofers made $58,000 annually and $23.98 per hour on average.
Most roofers are satisfied with their roofing salary for their area. According to Indeed.com research, 63% of roofers in the U.S. believe their salaries are enough to afford the cost of living in their city.
While a roofer’s salary is an important factor to consider, benefits are also part of accepting a job offer in the roofing industry. Here are the most common benefits for roofers:
- 401(k)
- 401(k) matching
- Dental/health/life/vision insurance
- Paid time off (PTO)
- Profit sharing
Want to see which benefits high-revenue ($4M+) and high-profitability (40%+) roofing companies are offering? You can find out in our Peak Performance 2024 report for free.
But as is true with most professions, how much money you make can vary greatly depending on where you live. Market values, demand, cost of living, and other factors that impact salaries differ based on location.
So, how much do roofing contractors make?
Here are the most up-to-date average salaries and hourly wages for roofers per state. Take a look at different states to gauge how much you could potentially make as a roofer there.
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Top Cities and States for Roofing Contractors
Let’s explore the cities and states that offer the highest average salary for roofers.
Top 5 Paying States for Roofers
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These states present a promising opportunity for higher earnings. But where exactly should you consider establishing your business? Let's delve into the top 5 cities and the average earnings of roofers there.
Highest Paying Cities for Roofers    Â
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Arming yourself with information like the average salary of a roofer can help you better understand your local roofing market. This understanding empowers you to make informed decisions about your business.
Is there a state’s average roof contractor salary that surprised you? Let us know in the comments below.
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