Research 13 Alaska roofing employers across Anchorage, Wasilla, Palmer, Juneau and Fairbanks. Compare commercial membranes, residential shingles, repair, field supervision and entry routes across distinct Alaska regions.
Browse current Alaska roofing jobsExplore employersThis unranked guide documents official company and career sources. Some businesses have general applications or no current openings. Inclusion does not imply a measured rating of workplace quality.
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Alaska Performance Roofing’s official site describes commercial and residential installations and gives an Anchorage address. It includes a dedicated instruction to send a resume and cover letter for employment, creating a direct company route. The site is not a current job board, so applicants should ask which crew or office role is actually available. Confirm the jobsite region, roof systems, travel and employment terms before applying.
All North Roofing’s official career page names roofer, framer, laborer and crew-lead paths across Wasilla, Palmer, Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley. Framing and roofing are distinct assignments, so applicants should identify the crew. Its page describes year-round work, but candidates should verify the schedule for the actual position. Ask about roof systems, reporting location, experience and whether work includes travel outside southcentral Alaska.
Dawson Construction’s official field-careers page links to a roofing-superintendent role in Juneau and describes projects in southeast Alaska. This is a supervisory construction path rather than an entry roofer job. Candidates should review the current posting for project scope, roof systems, travel and crew leadership. Dawson also works in northwest Washington, so verify the Alaska assignment and reporting point before applying.
Earhart Roofing publishes an application specifically for roofing employment and gives an Anchorage location. The form asks about roofing and construction experience, training and transportation, indicating a field-oriented recruiting route. It does not itself guarantee a vacancy today. Ask which roof crew is recruiting, what experience is required, where daily work begins and whether the position is employment or subcontract work.
The Associated General Contractors of Alaska directory identifies Interior Alaska Roofing in Fairbanks, and a U.S. Department of Labor seasonal posting has named roofer-helper work there. That historical posting should not be treated as a current vacancy. A direct official company career page was not found during review. Interested workers can use the association listing to identify the business, then verify its current recruiting channel and job terms before sharing an application.
Premier Roofing’s official Anchorage site identifies residential and light-commercial shingle replacement and repairs. It documents a local roofing operation, but does not provide a dedicated careers board or current job opening. Candidates interested in shingle crews can use the company contact route to ask about future needs. Confirm whether any role is employee work, subcontracting, sales or another path, and ask where crews report.
United Roofing Group’s official company page describes Alaska commercial-roofing operations and leadership with field and service experience. It establishes a relevant local commercial contractor, but the linked page is background information rather than a careers board. Applicants should contact the company for the current application route and ask about roof systems, project travel, service versus installation and whether a position is available.
Chugach Roofing Solutions’ official site gives an Anchorage address and identifies roof replacement work in Anchorage, Eagle River and the Mat-Su Valley. A recent third-party listing has advertised roofers and shinglers, but the company site is the stronger source for its local operation. Applicants should confirm the current hiring route directly, which crew has an opening, and whether the job is shingle installation, repair or support. Verify employment classification and terms.
Anchorage Roofing Services’ official site documents new roof installation, emergency repair and work for residential and commercial customers. This is a local employer to research, but the site does not list a dedicated career page or current opening. Workers should contact the company for its actual recruiting process. Ask which roof systems its crews handle, whether service work has on-call duties and how jobs are staffed.
Alaska Shingle Solution’s official site identifies Anchorage-area residential and commercial roof work, including replacement and repair. It is included for its documented local roofing operation rather than a verified vacancy. The company contact page is the available direct route. Candidates should ask whether any current role is installer, repair technician or sales, and confirm the crew’s territory, schedule and employment arrangement.
Rain Proof Roofing’s official residential page documents Alaska roof work, while the Anchorage Chamber identifies an Anchorage business address. This is an established local company lead, but the linked page does not advertise a job. Applicants should request the current recruiting route and confirm whether work is on residential shingles, repairs or commercial projects. Ask about the reporting shop and whether any role is payroll or subcontract labor.
Apex’s official site traces its Fairbanks origin to a roofing business and says its present scope includes general contracting and roofing. That history alone does not prove a current roofer vacancy. Candidates should ask whether the active business has a roofing crew opening or work in another construction trade. Confirm the project area, roof type, reporting point and actual role before applying.
DV Exterior’s official site identifies residential roofing in Fairbanks and North Pole. It brings an interior Alaska company into a guide otherwise weighted toward Anchorage and Mat-Su. No careers page or current vacancy was verified, so workers should use the company’s contact channel for inquiries. Ask whether a job involves roof installation, repair or other exterior work, and confirm the season, crew location and employment classification.
Alaska Performance Roofing and United Roofing Group document commercial systems; Dawson names a Juneau roofing-superintendent path. Confirm travel and project location.
All North lists roofers, framers and laborers, while Alaska Performance Roofing documents multiple roof types. Ask which system a specific crew installs.
Earhart, Premier, Chugach and Rain Proof document Anchorage-area residential roof work. A company contact page is a lead, not proof of a vacancy.
Anchorage Roofing Services describes emergency roof repair, while DV Exterior covers Fairbanks and North Pole. Ask about seasonality and crew location.
Use current Alaska roofing jobs for changing listings. The researched companies show distinct markets: Anchorage and Mat-Su crews, Juneau field supervision and Fairbanks roof businesses. A service area does not by itself establish a local job opening.
Alaska’s specialty-contractor trade list describes roofing contractor work. Contractor rules should not be assumed to require every wage-earning roofer to hold an individual contractor credential; check the state and employer for the specific role.
No. Some sources are current job boards, some are general applications, and some company pages have no current opening at all. Verify each role.
Alaska Performance Roofing, United Roofing Group and Dawson Construction document commercial roofing in different regions. Read each role for system and location.
All North names laborer and roofer roles; Earhart has a roofing employment form. Confirm current openings and training terms.
No. Comparable independent evidence on pay, safety, retention and employee experience was unavailable. Inclusion reflects documented Alaska operations or career routes.
Reviewed 2026-10-23. We selected roofing businesses with Alaska operations, local roles, official company pages or an industry association listing. Specific job postings are distinguished from general interest forms, and promotional employer claims are not independent workplace ratings. We did not infer state staffing from national totals or fabricate keyword volumes. Broad roofing-company searches often serve property owners; this guide is written for job seekers. Report changes to a company or career link.
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Last substantive review: 2026-10-23. Openings and employment terms change; verify them with each employer.