Madison Roofing Company for Replacement, Repair & Storm Damage

Our shop is at 2117 S Stoughton Road, and we have completed 956 roofing and exterior jobs inside Madison city limits. That is not a service radius we drive to. It is the city we work in every day, from the century-old homes on the isthmus to the 2010s builds out past Junction Road.

Local conditions

What Madison roofs are actually dealing with

Madison’s housing stock swings harder than almost any city its size, and the roof problems track the build era precisely. Here is what we find at each end.

Pre-1940

Isthmus, Marquette, Tenney-Lapham

Madison’s housing stock swings harder than almost any city its size, and the roof problems track the build era precisely. Here is what we find at each end.

1940–1970

Nakoma, Westmorland, Eken Park

Post-war ranches and Cape Cods, most now on their second or third roof. Wisconsin allows two layers and we generally will not add one, because you cannot inspect decking through a layover and the second layer runs hot and fails years early.

1970–2000

East side, Meadowood, Sherman

Builder-grade three-tab shingles from the 1990s are at end of life right now across this band. Rooflines get more complex here, which means flashing and valley detail matter more than shingle brand.

2000–today

Far west side, Grandview Commons

Young roofs, so these calls are almost entirely storm and hail claims rather than age. Bruising on an eight-year-old roof is invisible from the ground and gets denied without proper documentation.

Roofing Services in Madison, WI

Residential and commercial, across Madison, Dane County, & Southern Wisconsin.

Roof Replacement

Full tear-off to the deck, decking inspected sheet by sheet. Most installs finish in a single day.

Roof Repair

Leaks, failed pipe boots, missing shingles, flashing pulled loose at the chimney. We will tell you when a repair is the right call.

Storm & Hail Damage

Documented free inspection for your insurer, and we meet the adjuster on site.

Ice Dam & Ventilation

Balanced intake and exhaust. The fix for ice damming is almost never more shingles.

Metal Roofing

26-gauge standing seam with concealed fasteners. Sheds snow instead of holding it.

Flat & Low-Slope

EPDM, TPO and modified bitumen for porch roofs, additions and dormers.

Details that matter

Permits and code in the
City of Madison

Madison runs its own permit process through the Building Inspection Division, separate from every surrounding municipality. We handle it as part of the job rather than leaving it on your kitchen table.

Permit required for reroof

Yes

Who files it

We do

Ice barrier at eaves

Required

Maximum roofing layers

2 (we do 1)

Historic district review

May apply

Typical install duration

1 day

Pricing

What a new roof costs in Madison

Ranges for a typical 1,800 to 2,400 square foot Madison home with a full tear-off.

Option

Best for

Range

Architectural asphalt

Most Madison homes

$9,500–$18,000

SBS rubberized asphalt

Hail-prone exposures

$13,000–$22,000

Standing seam metal

Long-term, low maintenance

$24,000–$45,000

Localized repair

Isolated leaks, flashing

$450–$2,500

Pitch, stories, valleys, skylights, decking replacement and ventilation corrections all move the number. A two-story near Marquette with dormers can cost more than a larger ranch on the west side with a simple roofline.

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Madison Roofing Questions

Answered by Experts

Yes. The City of Madison requires a permit for roof replacement through the Building Inspection Division, and it is separate from the process in Middleton, Fitchburg or Sun Prairie. We pull it as part of the job.

Shorter than the number on the wrapper. A 30-year architectural shingle realistically gives you 20 to 25 years here, and the difference is almost always attic ventilation. Freeze-thaw cycling punishes the eaves while a hot, under-ventilated attic cooks the shingles from below.

It can. Homes in districts like Mansion Hill, Third Lake Ridge and University Heights may require additional review before visible material changes. We will tell you at the estimate whether your address is affected and what that adds to the timeline.

Wisconsin allows two layers, and we generally will not do it. You cannot inspect the decking through a layover, the second layer runs hotter and fails early, and the tear-off you avoid today gets more expensive later.

Yes, within limits. Shingles need to seal, so we watch temperatures and adjust technique. Emergency repairs and tarping happen year-round regardless of conditions.

We inspect free, document for your insurer, meet the adjuster on site, and handle supplements when the initial scope comes in short. You file the claim and we handle the rest.

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