Definition
A roofing license is the state credential a contractor needs before it can contract for roof work on a home. Some states license roofers, some only register them, some require a license only above a dollar amount, and some leave it to cities.
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Roofing license requirements by state
| State | State rule | Agency and license | When it applies | Local rules and notes | Check a license | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | State license | Alabama Home Builders Licensure Board: Residential Roofer license | Residential roofing jobs where the total cost is over $2,500 | Local business licenses and permits may also apply. | Look up a license | HBLB New Roofers License Application (individual) |
| Alaska | State registration | Alaska Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing: Specialty Contractor registration, Roofing Contractor trade | Any roofing job | Cities may require their own business license or permits. A Handyman registration covers jobs of $10,000 or less; larger roofing jobs need a Specialty or General registration. | Look up a license | Construction Contractors program page and Specialty Contractor Trades List (Rev. 09/03/202 |
| Arizona | State license | Arizona Registrar of Contractors: R-42 Roofing (residential) | Labor and materials over $1,000, or any job that needs a permit | Cities may also require a business license or permit. Phoenix roof guide | Look up a license | License Classifications, Arizona Registrar of Contractors |
| Arkansas | State registration | Arkansas Contractors Licensing Board, Residential Contractors Committee: Residential Roofing Registration | Any roofing job | Local permits and inspections still apply. Registration required since July 1, 2021 with a $15,000 bond; residential builder and remodeler licensees are exempt. | Look up a license | Arkansas Residential Contractors Law, A.C.A. 17-25-601 to 611 (revised August 2025) |
| California | State license | Contractors State License Board (CSLB): C-39 Roofing | Labor and materials of $1,000 or more, or any job that needs a building permit | Cities may also require a business license or permit. Home improvement down payments are capped at 10 percent of the price or $1,000, whichever is less. Los Angeles roof guide San Diego roof guide | Look up a license | CSLB Industry Bulletin 24-07: AB 2622 minor work exemption raised to $1,000 |
| Colorado | No state license | None at state level; city and county building departments | Most cities and counties license roofers and require roofing permits. State law (CRS 6-22) requires written roofing contracts, bars waiving deductibles, and allows cancel within 72 hours of a claim denial. Denver roof guide | No statewide lookup | Do Contractors Need a Colorado Roofing License to Operate in the State? (Colorado Roofing (secondary or partial source) | |
| Connecticut | State registration | Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection: Home Improvement Contractor registration | Residential contracts of $200 or more | Town building permits still apply. | Look up a license | Home Improvement Applications, CT Department of Consumer Protection |
| Delaware | State registration | Delaware Division of Revenue and Department of Labor, Office of Contractor Registration: Contractor business license plus DOL Contractor Registration; no roofing trade license | Any roofing job | County and municipal permits and inspections still apply. Delaware has no roofing exam or trade license; the state requirements are a business license and contractor registration. | No statewide lookup | Delaware Contractor Registration Act, 19 Del. C. ch. 36 (secondary or partial source) |
| District of Columbia | State license | DC Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection (DLCP): Home Improvement Contractor basic business license | Any roofing job | Roofing permits come from the DC Department of Buildings. DC has no separate roofing license; home improvement contractors must post a $25,000 surety bond. | Look up a license | Contractor and Construction Services, DLCP (secondary or partial source) |
| Florida | State license | Florida DBPR, Construction Industry Licensing Board: Certified Roofing Contractor (statewide) or Registered Roofing Contractor (local) | Any roofing job | Registered roofers may work only in the local areas where they are registered. Florida law (s. 489.147) bars roofers from offering incentives to file insurance claims or from waiving deductibles. Miami roof guide Tampa roof guide Orlando roof guide | Look up a license | Construction Industry, Florida DBPR |
| Georgia | No state license | None for roofing; State Licensing Board for Residential and General Contractors exempts roofing specialties | Cities and counties may require business licenses and roofing permits. | No statewide lookup | Traditional Specialty Contractors Policy Statements, Georgia Secretary of State | |
| Hawaii | State license | Hawaii Contractors License Board (DCCA): C-42 Roofing | Labor and materials over $1,500, or any job that needs a building permit | County building permits still apply. | Look up a license | SB767 CD1 (2019), amending HRS 444-2(4) to $1,500, effective July 1, 2019 |
| Idaho | State registration | Idaho Contractors Board (Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses): Contractor registration | Jobs over $2,000 in labor and materials | Cities and counties handle permits. Idaho has no roofing exam; registration requires general liability insurance. | No statewide lookup | Contractors Board FAQ, Idaho DOPL |
| Illinois | State license | Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR): Limited Roofing license (residential, 8 units or fewer) or Unlimited Roofing license | Any roofing job | Many municipalities also require roofing permits and local registration. Roofing contracts must let the owner cancel within 72 hours for a full deposit refund (Public Act 104-0427, Act extended to 2031). | Look up a license | Hiring a Roofer brochure, IDFPR |
| Indiana | No state license | None at state level; city and county governments | Licensing varies by city and county; check the local building department. Home improvement contracts over $150 must be in writing, and roofers may not offer to pay or rebate your insurance deductible. | No statewide lookup | Storm Chasers consumer guide, Indiana Attorney General | |
| Iowa | State registration | Iowa Department of Inspections, Appeals, and Licensing (DIAL): Construction contractor registration | Contractors earning $2,000 or more a year from construction | Cities handle permits and may add local requirements. For storm repairs, Iowa Code 103A.71 bars contractors from rebating deductibles or negotiating your insurance claim. | Look up a license | Contractors, Iowa DIAL |
| Kansas | State registration | Kansas Attorney General, Roofing Registration Unit: Roofing contractor registration certificate | Any roofing job | Cities and counties may require licenses and permits. General contractors who file an exemption affidavit may do limited roofing without registering. | Look up a license | Roofing Registration, Kansas Attorney General |
| Kentucky | No state license | None at state level; local governments | Louisville and Lexington require contractor licensing or registration. Roofers may not rebate your deductible or negotiate your insurance claim (KRS 367.628). | No statewide lookup | Kentucky Roofing License Requirements (ContractorLicenseRequirements.com) (secondary or partial source) | |
| Louisiana | License above a dollar threshold | Louisiana State Licensing Board for Contractors (LSLBC): Residential Roofing classification (or Residential Construction) | Residential roofing projects of $7,500 or more | Parish and city permits still apply. New since Jan 1, 2026; Home Improvement registrants may no longer do roof work, and coverage widened to 1 to 4 unit homes Aug 1, 2026. | No statewide lookup | LSLBC Memorandum: Statutory Changes (revised) |
| Maine | No state license | None; Maine does not license roofers or general contractors | Towns handle permits and code enforcement. Jobs over $3,000 need a written contract, and the down payment may not exceed one third of the price. | No statewide lookup | Home Construction and Repair, Maine Attorney General | |
| Maryland | State license | Maryland Home Improvement Commission (MHIC): Home Improvement Contractor license | Any roofing job | Counties issue permits and some have their own licensing. | Look up a license | Maryland Home Improvement Commission |
| Massachusetts | State license | Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation (HIC) and Board of Building Regulations and Standards (CSL): Home Improvement Contractor registration plus Construction Supervisor License, Roof Covering specialty | Any roofing job | Local building departments issue roofing permits. HIC registration applies to work on existing owner-occupied homes of 1 to 4 units. | No statewide lookup | Learn about different Construction Supervisor Licenses, Mass.gov (secondary or partial source) |
| Michigan | State license | Michigan LARA, Bureau of Construction Codes: Maintenance and Alteration Contractor (roofing trade) or Residential Builder | Jobs of $600 or more in labor and materials | Local building departments issue permits. | Look up a license | Helpful Information for Homeowners, Michigan LARA |
| Minnesota | State license | Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry (DLI): Residential Roofer license (or Residential Building Contractor or Remodeler) | Required unless gross receipts stay under $15,000 a year and the roofer holds a state certificate of exemption | Cities issue permits. | Look up a license | Minnesota Statutes 326B.805, Licensing |
| Mississippi | License above a dollar threshold | Mississippi State Board of Contractors: Residential Roofer (or Residential Builder or Remodeler) | Residential roofing jobs over $10,000 | Cities and counties issue permits and may require local licenses. Homeowners may cancel within 3 business days after an insurer says the claim is not covered. | Look up a license | Residential Roofer classification, Mississippi State Board of Contractors (secondary or partial source) |
| Missouri | No state license | None at state level; cities and counties | Kansas City, St. Louis and other cities set their own contractor licensing and permits. On insurance jobs, roofers may not rebate deductibles, and you may cancel up to 5 business days after a claim denial (RSMo 407.725). | No statewide lookup | Missouri Roofing License Requirements (ContractorLicenseRequirements.com) (secondary or partial source) | |
| Montana | State registration | Montana Department of Labor and Industry, Employment Relations Division: Construction Contractor Registration (no trade exam) | Required for construction contractors with employees; solo owners may hold an Independent Contractor Exemption Certificate instead | Cities may require a business license or permit. Registration is tied to workers' comp status, not skill; it is not a roofing competency license. | No statewide lookup | Construction Contractor Registration |
| Nebraska | State registration | Nebraska Department of Labor, Labor Standards Division: Contractor Registration (no trade exam) | Any roofing job | Cities may require their own licenses or permits. Every contractor working on property other than their own must register; registration does not test roofing skill. | Look up a license | NDOL | Who Needs to Register |
| Nevada | State license | Nevada State Contractors Board: C-15a Roofing (subclassification of C-15 Roofing and Siding) | Work of $1,000 or more in labor and materials; smaller jobs still need a license if a building permit is required | Cities and counties also require business licenses and permits. Las Vegas roof guide | Look up a license | Handyman Exemptions, Nevada State Contractors Board; NAC 624.320 |
| New Hampshire | No state license | None (no state contractor licensing board) | Towns may require building permits. New Hampshire does not license contractors, so check references and insurance yourself. | No statewide lookup | NH Attorney General news release on home improvement scams | |
| New Jersey | State registration | New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs: Home Improvement Contractor registration (13VH number) | Any roofing job | Towns require construction permits for roof replacement. A 2024 law will replace registration with a license once the new state board adopts rules; registration still applies now. | Look up a license | New Jersey Tightening the Screws on its Home Improvement Contractor Licensing Requirements (secondary or partial source) |
| New Mexico | State license | New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department, Construction Industries Division: GS-21 Roofing | Required for paid roofing work; a narrow handyman exemption covers casual work up to $7,200 a year with a filed declaration | Cities may require business registration and permits. | Look up a license | 14.6.6 NMAC CID License Classifications and Scopes |
| New York | No state license | None at state level (local licensing only) | Licenses required in New York City, Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, Putnam and Rockland counties, and Buffalo. State law requires a written contract, a 3-day right to cancel, and deposits held in escrow or bonded. | No statewide lookup | NYS Department of State consumer alert: home improvement tips | |
| North Carolina | License above a dollar threshold | North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors: General contractor license, Specialty S(Roofing) or a Building or Residential classification | Projects costing $40,000 or more | Below $40,000, local permits and inspections still apply. | Look up a license | N.C. Gen. Stat. 87-1, general contractor defined |
| North Dakota | License above a dollar threshold | North Dakota Secretary of State: Contractor license, Class A to D by project size | Jobs where the cost, value, or price exceeds $4,000 | Cities may require local licenses or permits. | Look up a license | Contractors, North Dakota Secretary of State; N.D.C.C. 43-07 |
| Ohio | No state license | None for roofing (state board licenses only electrical, plumbing, hydronics and HVAC/R) | Many cities require contractor registration or a local license and permits. | No statewide lookup | Ohio Roofing License Requirements (2026), contractorlicenserequirements.com (secondary or partial source) | |
| Oklahoma | State registration | Oklahoma Construction Industries Board: Roofing Contractor Registration (commercial work also needs a commercial endorsement) | Any roofing job | Cities may require permits. Residential roofers must carry at least $500,000 in general liability insurance to register. | Look up a license | Active Roofing Contractor Requirements, Oklahoma CIB |
| Oregon | State license | Oregon Construction Contractors Board: Residential General or Residential Specialty contractor license | Required for any paid roofing work; only casual, minor work under $1,000 by an unadvertised person is exempt | Cities may require business licenses and permits. | Look up a license | How To Get a License, Oregon CCB; ORS 701.010 |
| Pennsylvania | State registration | Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General: Home Improvement Contractor registration (no trade exam) | Contractors doing $5,000 or more in home improvement work per year | Philadelphia and some municipalities require their own contractor license. Contracts must be written with a 3-day cancellation notice; deposits are generally limited to one-third of the price. | Look up a license | Frequently Asked Questions, PA Office of Attorney General (HICPA) |
| Rhode Island | State registration | Rhode Island Contractors' Registration and Licensing Board: Contractor registration (commercial roofing needs a separate Commercial Roofing License) | Any roofing job | Towns require building permits. Roofers are named among trades that must register; new residential licenses are planned for January 2028. | Look up a license | General Contractor Registration, RI CRLB |
| South Carolina | State registration | South Carolina Residential Builders Commission (LLR): Residential Specialty Contractor registration: Roofers | Residential jobs over $500 | Cities and counties may require business licenses and permits. | Look up a license | Specialty Contractor Registration, SC Residential Builders Commission |
| South Dakota | No state license | South Dakota Department of Revenue (contractor's excise tax license only) | Sioux Falls licenses residential roofing contractors; other cities may require permits. State law bars residential roofers from offering to pay or rebate your insurance deductible. | No statewide lookup | South Dakota Roofing License Requirements (2026), contractorlicenserequirements.com (secondary or partial source) | |
| Tennessee | License above a dollar threshold | Tennessee Board for Licensing Contractors: Contractor license; Home Improvement license in some counties | Projects of $25,000 or more; $3,000 to $24,999 needs a Home Improvement license in 9 counties incl. Davidson, Shelby, Knox, Hamilton | Home Improvement license applies only in counties that adopted it. | Look up a license | Contractor and Home Improvement Contractor license pages, Tennessee Board for Licensing Co |
| Texas | No state license | None (no state roofing license) | Some cities require contractor registration and roofing permits. Roofers may not waive or rebate your insurance deductible or act as your public adjuster. Houston roof guide San Antonio roof guide | No statewide lookup | Texas Roofing License Requirements (2026), contractorlicenserequirements.com; TDI Roofing (secondary or partial source) | |
| Utah | License above a dollar threshold | Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL): S280 Roofing Contractor | Projects of $7,000 or more; $3,000 to $6,999 needs a filed exemption and liability insurance | Cities may require business licenses and permits. | Look up a license | Utah Roofing License Requirements (2026), contractorlicenserequirements.com (secondary or partial source) |
| Vermont | State registration | Vermont Office of Professional Regulation: Residential Contractor registration | Residential jobs of $10,000 or more, labor and materials combined | Towns may require permits. Registered contractors must use a written contract stating price, dates, scope and change order process. | Look up a license | Residential Contractor FAQs, Vermont OPR |
| Virginia | State license | Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation, Board for Contractors: Class A, B or C contractor license with the Roofing (ROC) specialty | Jobs over $1,000 | Localities may require business licenses and permits. | Look up a license | Code of Virginia 54.1-1100; 18VAC50-22-30 |
| Washington | State registration | Washington Department of Labor and Industries: Specialty contractor registration: Roofing (or general contractor registration) | Any roofing job | Cities may require business licenses and permits. Registered contractors must carry a bond ($15,000 specialty, $30,000 general) and liability insurance. | Look up a license | Register as a Contractor, Washington L&I |
| West Virginia | License above a dollar threshold | West Virginia Contractor Licensing Board (WV Division of Labor): Contractor license (residential or applicable classification) | Residential work of $5,000 or more; commercial work of $25,000 or more | Cities may require business licenses and permits. Residential roofers may not rebate your insurance deductible or negotiate your claim for you. | Look up a license | W. Va. Code 30-42-3, definitions; 46A-6M-5 |
| Wisconsin | License above a dollar threshold | Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services: Dwelling Contractor credential plus a Dwelling Contractor Qualifier | Needed by whoever pulls a building permit for a one- or two-family home; no roofing-only state license | Municipalities decide when a reroof needs a permit. State rules require a written contract and a 3-day right to cancel for solicited home sales. | Look up a license | Wisconsin Roofing License Requirements (2026), contractorlicenserequirements.com (secondary or partial source) |
| Wyoming | No state license | None (no state roofing license) | Cheyenne and Jackson license contractors; other towns vary. | No statewide lookup | Wyoming Roofing License Requirements (2026), contractorlicenserequirements.com (secondary or partial source) |
All 50 states and DC, checked October 11, 2026 against each state's licensing agency or statute where it publishes the rule. Rows marked secondary or partial source rest on a trade or licensing guide or on a page that confirms only part of the row. Rules change; confirm with the agency before you hire.
Need a roofer now? Call the roof line, then ask the company for its license or registration number before anyone climbs a ladder.
States with no state roofing license
12 states have no statewide roofing license: Colorado, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Missouri, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming. In these states the city or county may still license or register roofers and require a permit, so ask the local building department, and check insurance and references more carefully, because no state board stands behind the roofer.
States that require a license only above a dollar amount
In Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, North Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, West Virginia, Wisconsin, a state license applies only to jobs above a set dollar amount or to some kinds of work; smaller repairs fall below it. Several states that do license roofers also exempt small jobs, usually when labor and materials stay under a set amount and no permit is needed. California's line is $1,000 since January 1, 2025, Arizona's is $1,000, and Hawaii's is $1,500. A job that needs a permit needs a licensed roofer in all three, whatever it costs.
How to check a roofer's license
- Ask for the license or registration number in writing, on the estimate.
- Look it up on the state's site using the link in the table. Match the business name and check that the status is active.
- Check that the class covers roofing. A general or handyman credential may not, and Florida requires a roofing license for reroofs.
- Ask for the certificate of insurance, sent from the insurer, not the roofer.
- If your state has no roofing license, call the city building department and ask whether the roofer is registered and whether the job needs a permit.
Insurance claims and roofing contracts
Several states have roofing laws aimed at storm and insurance work. Florida bars roofers from offering anything of value to get you to file a claim, Texas bars waiving or rebating your deductible, and Colorado requires a written contract and lets you cancel within 72 hours after your insurer denies the claim. The roof line on this site is for work you pay for yourself; for a claim, call your insurer first. The roof repair guide covers what repairs cost and how to choose a roofer, and the electrician license table covers the electrical side.
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Questions people ask
Do roofers need a license?
In most states, yes, either a state license or a state registration. 12 states have no statewide roofing license, and cities in those states may license roofers themselves.
Which states do not require a roofing license?
As of October 11, 2026: Colorado, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Missouri, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming. Local rules can still apply.
Do roofers need a license in Texas?
Texas has no state roofing license. Some cities require registration and permits, and Texas law bars roofers from waiving or rebating your insurance deductible.
Do roofers need a license in Florida?
Yes. Florida requires a Certified Roofing Contractor license (statewide) or a Registered Roofing Contractor license (local), issued through the DBPR Construction Industry Licensing Board.
Do roofers need a license in California?
Yes, a CSLB C-39 Roofing license for any job of $1,000 or more in labor and materials, or any job that needs a permit.
How do I check a roofer's license?
Use the lookup link for your state in the table, match the business name and confirm the license is active and covers roofing. Ask for the insurance certificate from the insurer.
Found a licensed roofer, or need one? Call the roof line and ask for the license number on the call.
- 1Call the line
- 2It rings a local company
- 3They give you the price
Before you book
- License numberAsk for it, then check it with the state board.
- Written priceGet the visit fee and the job price in writing before work starts.
- Proof of insuranceAsk for the certificate, especially for roof, tree and electrical work.
Sources (51)
- HBLB New Roofers License Application (individual) (checked 2026-10-10)
- Construction Contractors program page and Specialty Contractor Trades List (Rev. 09/03/2025) (checked 2026-10-10)
- License Classifications, Arizona Registrar of Contractors (checked 2026-10-10)
- Arkansas Residential Contractors Law, A.C.A. 17-25-601 to 611 (revised August 2025) (checked 2026-10-10)
- CSLB Industry Bulletin 24-07: AB 2622 minor work exemption raised to $1,000 (2024-12-31)
- Do Contractors Need a Colorado Roofing License to Operate in the State? (Colorado Roofing Association) (2023-12-18)
- Home Improvement Applications, CT Department of Consumer Protection (checked 2026-10-10)
- Delaware Contractor Registration Act, 19 Del. C. ch. 36 (checked 2026-10-10)
- Contractor and Construction Services, DLCP (checked 2026-10-10)
- Construction Industry, Florida DBPR (checked 2026-10-10)
- Traditional Specialty Contractors Policy Statements, Georgia Secretary of State (2020-03-06)
- SB767 CD1 (2019), amending HRS 444-2(4) to $1,500, effective July 1, 2019 (2019-07-01)
- Contractors Board FAQ, Idaho DOPL (checked 2026-10-10)
- Hiring a Roofer brochure, IDFPR (checked 2026-10-10)
- Storm Chasers consumer guide, Indiana Attorney General (checked 2026-10-10)
- Contractors, Iowa DIAL (checked 2026-10-10)
- Roofing Registration, Kansas Attorney General (checked 2026-10-10)
- Kentucky Roofing License Requirements (ContractorLicenseRequirements.com) (checked 2026-10-10)
- LSLBC Memorandum: Statutory Changes (revised) (2026-07-13)
- Home Construction and Repair, Maine Attorney General (checked 2026-10-10)
- Maryland Home Improvement Commission (checked 2026-10-10)
- Learn about different Construction Supervisor Licenses, Mass.gov (checked 2026-10-10)
- Helpful Information for Homeowners, Michigan LARA (checked 2026-10-10)
- Minnesota Statutes 326B.805, Licensing (checked 2026-10-10)
- Residential Roofer classification, Mississippi State Board of Contractors (checked 2026-10-10)
- Missouri Roofing License Requirements (ContractorLicenseRequirements.com) (checked 2026-10-10)
- Construction Contractor Registration (checked 2026-10-10)
- NDOL | Who Needs to Register (checked 2026-10-10)
- Handyman Exemptions, Nevada State Contractors Board; NAC 624.320 (2024-08-27)
- NH Attorney General news release on home improvement scams (2022-03-10)
- New Jersey Tightening the Screws on its Home Improvement Contractor Licensing Requirements (Cole Schotz) (2024-02-07)
- 14.6.6 NMAC CID License Classifications and Scopes (2022-03-10)
- NYS Department of State consumer alert: home improvement tips (2026-05-20)
- N.C. Gen. Stat. 87-1, general contractor defined (checked 2026-10-10)
- Contractors, North Dakota Secretary of State; N.D.C.C. 43-07 (checked 2026-10-10)
- Ohio Roofing License Requirements (2026), contractorlicenserequirements.com (2026-09-30)
- Active Roofing Contractor Requirements, Oklahoma CIB (2024-04-04)
- How To Get a License, Oregon CCB; ORS 701.010 (checked 2026-10-10)
- Frequently Asked Questions, PA Office of Attorney General (HICPA) (2026-06-25)
- General Contractor Registration, RI CRLB (2025-09-08)
- Specialty Contractor Registration, SC Residential Builders Commission (checked 2026-10-10)
- South Dakota Roofing License Requirements (2026), contractorlicenserequirements.com (2026-09-30)
- Contractor and Home Improvement Contractor license pages, Tennessee Board for Licensing Contractors (2026-07-28)
- Texas Roofing License Requirements (2026), contractorlicenserequirements.com; TDI Roofing and insurance: know the law (2026-09-30)
- Utah Roofing License Requirements (2026), contractorlicenserequirements.com (2026-09-30)
- Residential Contractor FAQs, Vermont OPR (checked 2026-10-10)
- Code of Virginia 54.1-1100; 18VAC50-22-30 (checked 2026-10-10)
- Register as a Contractor, Washington L&I (2024-10-28)
- W. Va. Code 30-42-3, definitions; 46A-6M-5 (checked 2026-10-10)
- Wisconsin Roofing License Requirements (2026), contractorlicenserequirements.com (2026-09-30)
- Wyoming Roofing License Requirements (2026), contractorlicenserequirements.com (2026-09-30)