Roofers in Lehigh Valley, PA: 10 Local Contractors, Compared

Quick Answer: Our directory tracks ten roofers in the Lehigh Valley: six in Allentown, three serving Bethlehem, and one in Easton. The ratings are tightly clustered (eight of the ten sit at 4.6 or higher), so the more useful differences are review depth and hours. Holencik Exteriors has by far the largest review record at 941. ROOFX Roofing, Valley Peak Roofing, and East Penn Roofing all hold a perfect 5.0. Todd Miller Roofing in Easton lists the longest staffed day, 7am to 10pm, seven days a week. Two of the ten are closed every weekend.

Key Takeaways:

Deepest review record: Holencik Exteriors has 941 reviews at a 4.9 rating in our directory data. That is more than three times as many as any other dedicated roofing contractor on this list.
Three perfect scores: ROOFX Roofing (147 reviews), Valley Peak Roofing (137), and East Penn Roofing (21) all hold a 5.0 in our directory data.
Weekends split the list: eight of the ten have Saturday hours on Google, but only five are listed as open on Sunday.
Weekday-only: Alan Kunsman Roofing & Siding and Paul Wright Roofing are both closed Saturday and Sunday.
Allentown has the most choice: six of the ten are Allentown listings. Easton has one.
Shortcut: Browse the full Lehigh Valley roofers directory, or narrow it to Allentown, Bethlehem, or Easton.

Which Roofers Serve the Lehigh Valley?

Roofers in Lehigh Valley, PA: This guide covers every roofing listing in our directory across the three cities. Other guides we've published look at a single city or at emergency work. This one covers the whole valley so you can compare them side by side. Together, the ten carry 2,874 reviews in our directory data.

In Allentown there are Stormtrooper Roofing on South 5th Street, ROOFX Roofing on Hamilton Boulevard, In The Light Roofing on North Fenwick Street, East Penn Roofing on Tilghman Street, Paul Wright Roofing on North Sherman Street, and Green Eco Solutions on Lynnwood Road. Bethlehem is covered by Holencik Exteriors, whose office is on North Front Street in Coplay, and by two service-area businesses with no public storefront: Valley Peak Roofing and Alan Kunsman Roofing & Siding. Easton's one listing is Todd Miller Roofing on Charlotte Avenue.

A roofer's city label matters less than it does for a restaurant, because the crew comes to you. Reviewers on these listings mention jobs in Freemansburg, Macungie, and Easton, which suggests the useful question is who will quote your address, not whose office is closest.

Local rule of thumb: Get every structure you want covered written into the quote before anyone climbs a ladder: house, garage, porch roofs, and gutters. One of the few low-star roofing reviews on this list isn't about the shingles at all. It's about a second structure whose price went up after the first roof was finished. A written, itemized quote gets rid of that argument before it starts.

Which Roofer Has the Most Reviews?

Holencik Exteriors has 941 reviews at a 4.9 rating in our directory data. That is roughly a third of all the reviews across these ten listings. Among the dedicated roofing contractors, the next largest record is In The Light Roofing at 279, so Holencik's volume is in a class of its own. Its recent Google reviews focus on how clearly the process and materials were explained, and two of the five describe roof and gutters replaced together. Google lists the business as open 24 hours every day, and it reports wheelchair-accessible parking.

Volume matters in roofing more than in most categories. A new roof is a once-in-a-couple-decades purchase, so most homeowners have nothing to compare against. A contractor with hundreds of reviews has been through many more storms, leaks, and insurance disputes where a customer could have complained publicly.

Which Roofers Hold a Perfect 5.0?

Three listings hold a 5.0 in our directory data, and their review depth varies a lot:

ROOFX Roofing: 147 reviews. Two of its five recent Google reviews describe the company helping with a homeowner's insurance claim, one after an ice dam. Google reports wheelchair-accessible parking, restroom, and seating at the Hamilton Boulevard office, and lists it as open 24 hours.
Valley Peak Roofing: 137 reviews. It serves Bethlehem without a public storefront and keeps Monday-through-Saturday hours, 8am to 5pm. One recent reviewer mentions financing was available and another describes a skylight install alongside the roof.
East Penn Roofing: 21 reviews. It's the smallest record on this list, so the perfect score rests on a small sample. One recent reviewer said the company let them choose between shingle manufacturers. Google reports a free parking lot at the Tilghman Street office.

A 5.0 across 147 reviews and a 5.0 across 21 are not the same signal. Both are good. Only one has been tested at scale.

Which Roofers Are Open on Weekends?

This is where the list splits most clearly, and it's the detail most roofing roundups leave out. Based on verified Google hours:

Open Saturday and Sunday with set hours: Stormtrooper Roofing (Saturday 7am to 6pm, Sunday 7am to 4pm) and Todd Miller Roofing (7am to 10pm both days).
Listed as open 24 hours, seven days: Holencik Exteriors, ROOFX Roofing, and East Penn Roofing.
Saturday only: Valley Peak Roofing (8am to 5pm), In The Light Roofing (8am to noon), and Green Eco Solutions (listed as open around the clock Monday through Saturday, closed Sunday).
Closed both weekend days: Alan Kunsman Roofing & Siding and Paul Wright Roofing.

So if a storm tears shingles off on a Saturday night, five of the ten are listed as open on Sunday. "Open 24 hours" on a contractor's Google listing usually means someone answers the phone, not that a crew is on standby. Treat it as a good sign that you'll reach a person, and ask directly about tarping and emergency response when you call. Our emergency roof repair guide covers what to do in the first few hours.

Who Picks Up Earliest and Latest on Weekdays?

Among the roofers with set weekday hours, three start at 7am: Stormtrooper Roofing, In The Light Roofing, and Todd Miller Roofing. Alan Kunsman Roofing & Siding follows at 7:30am. Closing times vary much more:

Todd Miller Roofing runs to 10pm every day, by far the latest of the set-hours listings.
Stormtrooper Roofing runs to 6pm Monday through Saturday.
Valley Peak Roofing and Paul Wright Roofing both close at 5pm.
In The Light Roofing closes at 4:15pm on weekdays.
Alan Kunsman Roofing & Siding closes at 4pm.

If you work a standard day and want to call after you get home, Todd Miller's 10pm close stands out. If you'd rather call before work, the three 7am openers give you a head start.

Which Roofers Also Handle Siding and Gutters?

Several of these businesses show up in reviews doing more than roofs, which helps if your project runs down the walls too. Based on the recent Google review text on each listing:

Alan Kunsman Roofing & Siding has siding in its name. Recent reviewers describe siding, stucco, and masonry work as well as roof replacements and small storm repairs.
Todd Miller Roofing reviewers describe siding, windows, and gutters as well as roofs.
Holencik Exteriors reviewers describe roof and gutter replacements done together.
Green Eco Solutions is classified by Google as a general contractor rather than a roofer. Its five recent reviews are about doors, windows, and bathroom remodels, not roofing.

That last point matters. Green Eco Solutions has a large review record (679 at a 4.6 in our directory data), but it doesn't come from roofing jobs specifically. Its recent reviews are also the most mixed on this list, including two low-star reviews about bathroom projects. If you're hiring for a roof, ask to see roofing references in particular.

Does Anyone Work on Slate Roofs?

Many older homes in the region have slate roofs, and slate is its own kind of job. In our directory's review data, Paul Wright Roofing is the one where recent reviewers specifically describe slate work: replacing slate tiles on a main roof, and evaluating a poorly maintained slate roof on an older home. Paul Wright also has the softest rating on this list, a 4.3 across 89 reviews in our directory data, and one recent review is a one-star complaint about a garage quote that changed after the house roof was finished. Both things are true. Read through the feedback and follow the rule of thumb above if you're pricing more than one structure.

Are These Roofers Wheelchair Accessible?

You'll likely meet a roofer at your house, not their office, but if you plan to visit in person, Google reports accessibility details for six of the ten. ROOFX Roofing has the fullest profile: accessible parking, restroom, and seating. Alan Kunsman Roofing & Siding and Green Eco Solutions report an accessible entrance and parking. Holencik Exteriors, Valley Peak Roofing, and Todd Miller Roofing report accessible parking. Google reports no accessibility details for the other four, so call ahead if it matters.

What Should You Ask Before You Sign?

Get more than one estimate. Recent reviewers for Stormtrooper Roofing and Todd Miller Roofing both mention comparing multiple bids before choosing. That's normal, and good contractors expect it.
Itemize every structure. House, garage, porch, shed, and gutters, each with its own line.
Ask about insurance claims up front. If the damage came from wind, hail, or ice, ask whether the roofer will be on site when the insurance adjuster inspects. Reviewers for ROOFX Roofing and In The Light Roofing describe exactly that.
Ask about shingle choice. Some contractors quote a single manufacturer. A recent East Penn Roofing reviewer picked the company partly because it offered a choice.
Ask about cleanup. Protecting the house during the work and leaving no nails behind come up again and again in the five-star reviews on this list. If a quote doesn't mention cleanup, ask.
Watch the weather. One Valley Peak Roofing reviewer points out that their install was pushed back because of weather, and that's not the roofer's fault. Build some slack into your timeline.

If you aren't sure you need a full replacement yet, our guide to signs you need a new roof is a good first read.

Bottom Line: Which Lehigh Valley Roofer Should You Call?

The right roofer in the Lehigh Valley depends on your timing and your project more than on a tenth of a star. If you want the most proven record, Holencik Exteriors has 941 reviews at 4.9. If you want a perfect score with real volume behind it, ROOFX Roofing and Valley Peak Roofing both hold a 5.0 across more than 130 reviews. If you need to reach someone on a Sunday or late on a weekday, Todd Miller Roofing in Easton keeps the longest set hours, and Stormtrooper Roofing in Allentown pairs Sunday hours with a 4.9 across 266 reviews. For roof-plus-siding work, Alan Kunsman Roofing & Siding is worth a call, as long as you can reach them on a weekday. Whoever you choose, get two or three written quotes and compare them line by line.

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