Roofing Contractors in Hawaii
Compare roofing contractors across Hawaii. View ratings, contact details and available business information to help you choose a provider.
Hawaii's roofing market is unusual in the US — high humidity, salt air, and occasional hurricanes mean metal and tile roofing dominate, while standard asphalt shingles tend to underperform.
💡 Given how much materials cost to ship to the islands, get multiple quotes and confirm exactly which materials are being used before committing.
Featured in Hawaii
Kapili Roofing & Painting
Waipahu, HI
Ohana Construction, Inc.
Honolulu, HI
A-1 Master Roofing
Hilo, HI
FBC Roofing
Honolulu, HI
ProBuilt Hawaii Roofing & Rain Gutters
Lihue, HI
ProBuilt Hawaii Roofing & Rain Gutters
Waipahu, HI
Cities in Hawaii
Frequently Asked Questions
Why don't Hawaii homes commonly use asphalt shingles?▾
Standard asphalt shingles tend to underperform in Hawaii's combination of high humidity, salt air, and occasional hurricane exposure. Metal and tile roofing are more common because they hold up better in those conditions.
Why does roofing cost more in Hawaii than the mainland?▾
Most roofing materials have to be shipped to the islands, which adds meaningfully to project costs compared to mainland pricing. Getting multiple quotes and confirming exact materials used is especially worthwhile in Hawaii.
How much does a roof replacement cost in Hawaii?▾
Roof replacement costs in Hawaii vary based on roof size, pitch, material, and local labor rates. Getting quotes from two or three contractors is the most reliable way to understand current pricing in your specific area.
How do I know if a roofing contractor in Hawaii is legitimate?▾
Look for verifiable licensing and insurance, a physical business address, and reviews that go back further than a few months. Be cautious of contractors who only appear after a major storm and pressure you to sign quickly.