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Erie Home works with homeowners across 34 states, providing roofing installation services. The company specializes in metal and asphalt roofing and offers metal roofing in three different styles, mimicking wood shake, Spanish tile and asphalt. It provides a limited lifetime warranty on all its work. Additionally, the company can repair foundations and waterproof basements.

Pros
  • Three styles of metal roofing
  • Limited lifetime warranty
  • Available in 34 states
Cons
  • Only installs metal or asphalt shingles
  • No solar roofing

About Erie Home

Erie Home is a roofing and basement contractor serving homeowners in 34 states throughout the country. Founded in 1976, the company has helped customers install metal and asphalt roofs for over 45 years. In specific locations, Erie Home can also repair cracked foundations, waterproof basements and install air purification systems.

The company offers third-party financing to help homeowners pay for their projects, and all products come with a limited lifetime warranty. You can schedule a free estimate via the website.

Our editor’s take

Erie Home’s primary focus is roofing installation, specifically working with asphalt shingles and metal roofing. If you’re looking for just repairs or you want to work with a different material, you’ll need to look elsewhere. The company does provide a limited lifetime warranty, and its metal roofing can mimic the look of Spanish tile, wood shake or asphalt.

Erie Home roofing services

Erie Home focuses on installing metal or asphalt shingles on residential roofs. Its metal roofing offers ultraviolet resistance and has a glaze to protect against hail and wind damage. You can choose from metal meant to mimic asphalt shingles, Spanish tile or wood shake. Each type comes in a handful of colors.

The company’s asphalt shingles are mixed with fiberglass, which helps protect them against high wind damage. Asphalt shingles are also available in a variety of colors.

Other Erie Home services

Erie Home also helps homeowners waterproof their basements. The company can start by repairing a home’s damaged foundation, installing a special sealant into cracks, stabilizing the foundation and repairing any damaged concrete. Next, its team can waterproof the basement to prevent water leaks and mold growth.

Then the company can install an air purification system to help reduce humidity in the basement and improve the air quality.

Erie Home roofing costs

Erie Home does not provide roof replacement costs on its website, but this is typical — there are many factors that go into determining a project’s final cost. For an asphalt shingle roofing project, you can expect to pay anywhere from $5,800 to $12,700. For a metal roof, that number jumps up slightly: $5,600 to $16,400.

You can schedule a free estimate with the company to get a better idea of the scope of your project.

Financing

Replacing your roof is a large investment, so Erie Home does work with third-party financial lenders to help cover the cost of a project. The company can approve financing during your initial consultation. The company offers terms from 12 to 180 months, with the option of $0 down upon credit approval.

Erie Home warranty

In addition to providing a manufacturer’s warranty on the materials, Erie Home provides a limited lifetime warranty. If you purchase asphalt shingles for your new roof, the company has a 30-year limited lifetime warranty, which protects against defects or installation issues. If you choose a metal roof, it comes with a 50-year limited lifetime warranty, which is also transferable.

In the first 10 years, the company will repair or replace your roof if there are water leaks due to a manufacturer defect. There is no charge for the materials or labor. For the next 20 years, the company will repair or replace failing materials. In this instance, you won’t pay for the materials but will pay for the labor.

Where is Erie Home available?

Erie Home is available throughout the country and has 76 office locations. However, it’s not available in all states. You can find locations in Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia and Wisconsin.

Erie Home FAQ

Does Erie Home offer solar roofing?

No, Erie Home doesn’t offer any solar roofing options.

Does Erie Home provide roof inspections?

Erie Home can inspect your roof before giving a roofing installation estimate.

Does Erie Home offer emergency services?

No, Erie Home doesn’t offer emergency services since it only focuses on roofing installation, not repairs.

Will Erie Home work with my home insurance company?

If your roof needs to be replaced because it was badly damaged under a covered peril, talk to Erie Home about working with your insurance company.

When was Erie Home founded?

Erie Home was founded in 1976.

How many locations does Erie Home have?

Erie Home has 76 office locations throughout the country. The company works in the following states: Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia and Wisconsin.

Is Erie Home legit?

Yes, Erie Home is a legitimate company that’s been in business for over 45 years as of publishing.

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    Customer ServiceTimeliness

    Reviewed May 23, 2026

    I had a totally newsroom put on my home this fall. I now have lifting shingles. I sent pictures to Erie and have had no response in over a month. Paid 35,000 for roof and now paying goodleap 414.00 a month for shoddy work.

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    Customer ServiceCoverageTechPricePunctuality & SpeedStaffBillingRates

    Reviewed May 21, 2026

    I had roof problems with my 80 year old roof and contacted Erie, who had replaced my windows years before. I had bought Leaf Filter before and they told me Leaf Filter had just been acquired by them, and before they could proceed with the roof work, the Leaf Filters needed to be removed. They sent a man out in 20 degree weather after a big snowstorm and the big freeze prevented the removal as ice had frozen over the gutters and leaf filters. He came out in warmer weather and removed the leaf filters and collected the $1200+ for doing so. He also told me that I should change my gutters from 5 inch wide to 6 inch wide because that helps prevent water spilling over the roof. Having spent almost $40,000 on a roof already, I declined.

    The new roof was installed in mid-April and looks nice. I was hospitalized in late April and when I got out of the hospital, I called the installation Manager, but got the message that the voice mail was full. I called the main office number and spoke to the man in charge of the office to ask when they were going to send somebody out to put up the leaf filters THEY TOOK DOWN. They promised somebody would call that day or next week to schedule it. No call, no show, no leaf filters put back up. When I tried to call the installation manager this AM, his phone was no longer in service. A week later and we are looking at (if the weather forecasts are correct) another five days of rain. I left a message on their answering machine but I'm less than confident that I'll hear back from them. Bottom line - it is a good product but they seem to operate on the assumption that once they get your money, forget about customer service from them

    It is over priced. The problem is that there are lots of people and companies who claim to be roofers, but there are too many contractors willing to take a down payment and disappear. Do your homework before you hire anybody and make sure that whoever you deal with has a certificate of insurance for the state you live in, and are bonded and insured.. If they don't have insurance and an accident happens on your property, the owner can be held responsible. And it helps to weed out the Cousin Joe's Handyman - We fix Anything!

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      CoverageTechSales & MarketingPricePunctuality & SpeedOnline & AppStaff

      Reviewed May 21, 2026

      While there were aspects of the experience that were positive, the overall process fell significantly short of the “white glove service” that was promised during the sales process and emphasized on the website. First, I would like to acknowledge Austin **, who served as the liaison throughout the project. He was consistently responsive, supportive, and communicative. I also appreciated the care and professionalism shown by Joe and Jason, particularly with the pre-installation planning and the post-installation cleanup efforts.

      At this point, it is difficult for me to fully assess whether the waterproofing work itself was completed to the expected standard. To date, we have not noticed additional water in the basement since the installation was completed, which is encouraging. However, the overall quality of the surrounding work and project execution has made it difficult to feel confident in the workmanship as a whole.

      During the initial sales meeting, we were advised that the installation would take approximately 2–3 days. Instead, work began on Monday, April 27 and was not completed until May 4. In addition to the extended timeline, several operational and cleanup concerns arose throughout the process which meant all the work wasn't fully completed until May 19.

      The first contractor who arrived for pre-installation air filtration setup did not come with the correct equipment, requiring another contractor to return the following week. Once demolition and installation work began, the washer and dryer were not adequately protected and are now covered in concrete dust, including inside the washer drum itself. This will require extensive cleaning to prevent internal clogging and potential damage to clothing.

      Despite cleanup efforts, the basement remains covered in dust and debris to the extent that it is currently not livable. A second cleanup crew had to be sent out to achieve even a basic level of cleanliness. Concrete residue and dust were also tracked and smeared throughout adjacent areas, including the basement stairs, kitchen, exterior stairs, and patio.

      Additional issues arose following installation. The basement toilet and tub stopped functioning and required a plumber to clear a clog that was believed to involve excess toilet paper or construction-related debris. During installation, the crew also turned off the water late on a Friday afternoon, left the sump pump running without water, and created an active leak in the washer pipes, requiring an urgent Friday evening plumbing visit.

      While the administrative coordination of the project was generally smooth, the on-site workmanship and attention to detail did not reflect the level of pride, care, or professionalism that was represented during the sales process. The experience has left us spending considerable additional time and effort restoring our basement and surrounding spaces to a livable condition. I am sharing this feedback in the hope that it will help improve future customer experiences and ensure that the standards promised during the sales process are consistently reflected in the execution of the work itself. If the promised "transferable warranty" proves out in 25 years, then all this will be worth it.

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      Customer ServiceSales & MarketingSales Tactics

      Reviewed May 20, 2026

      High pressure sales people ignore posted signs and injured my dog. They won't return my phone calls and it's been over 4 days.

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      Customer ServiceSales & MarketingStaff

      Reviewed May 20, 2026

      If there -stars I would have given them a -10! The salesmen come to the house, gave all the sales pitch about how the roof is installed right down to where the nail holes are supposed to be made. I asked if they had their own specific installers and, of course, the answer was yes. Well, there were 3 guys on the crew and only one could speak English and one of the other guys fell off the ladder! We paid a lot of money for the most unprofessional job possible. They literally painted on some of the metal underlay or whatever it was and first winter all that has come off! The shingles themselves are very nice looking...the job, horrible. We've called them on it and I guess once they get their money, they're done with you. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THEM...WORST JOB I HAVE EVER SEEN!!!

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      Customer ServiceTechMaintenance

      Reviewed May 16, 2026

      We contracted with Erie Home in October 2023 for a complete roof replacement, including reroofing the dormer down to the plywood and installation of specific ventilation and roofing components outlined in the contract and follow-up emails. In January 2026, after storm-related fascia damage exposed concerns, we discovered the dormer roof apparently had never been reroofed as contracted. We also identified multiple items that appeared to be missing or improperly installed, including ventilation components, intake vents, roofing materials, and incorrect downspout sizing.

      In March 2026, Erie returned and stated they corrected some issues. During that visit, Mary was pressured to sign a Certificate of Completion before receiving a written list of the repairs or work allegedly completed. Despite requesting that documentation, it was never provided. Communication throughout the process was frustrating. Responses from Kevin were often delayed, and promised follow-up documentation and revised contract information never materialized. We are now arranging for an independent roofing contractor to inspect the roof and compare the completed work to the original contract specifications to determine whether the deficiencies were properly corrected.

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      Customer ServiceTechHonesty & Transparency

      Reviewed April 30, 2026

      These people are terrible. We did a Contract with them. For a new roof. They wanted 31000.00 for the roof. I called to cancel the work. And then went with a different company. Got the new roof done today. It's the same shingles and gutters. Only paid 8500.00 for both. Buyer beware of these people at Erie. The salesman lied to us and said we needed new decking on the roof. When the other company took the old roof off no signs of it ever being wet nor anything inside my house to where my roof was leaking. Because it wasn't ever leaking. Shop around before you do anything with Erie.

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      Customer ServiceTechPricePunctuality & SpeedStaffRates

      Reviewed April 7, 2026

      I was initially attracted to their products of a metal roof. I called for an appointment and it was set up for "Good Friday". I specifically inquired if that was going to be a problem and was specifically told, "no". I was only told to set aside time with my wife and I for the appointment. Well, the date came and we are sitting waiting and no one showed. No call, no show. I called the office and was told, sorry the person who set up the appointment failed to get back in contact with me to notify me that they had to cancel due to overbooking. I'm like, no one could call or e-mail me of the change. We're sitting here and no one could find the time to inform us of the change. Pretty much "sorry, so sorry, oh well " attitude. Informed me that for another appointment wouldn't be until six weeks out.

      Used a search engine for another contractor and of course, it steers you to Erie homes. They called and when they realized I was the same person, they jilted for another appointment, the whole conversation changed. First question, what's my credit score. Will I be financing or paying cash. Then can't give an estimate not even a ballpark, but it's around the cost of a "new car". I'm like Ford, GM or what. "Let's say it's like the price of a Cadillac". What type of Cadillac, I ask, well. If you price a new EV Escalade, it will cost you about $170k full loaded. "Well not that much". "Well, how much? It's more than other contractors will charge you." We danced around that subject. I'm dismayed and shocked that this conversation is actually taking place. But I was willing to entertain for a little bit. It gave me a clearer picture of the organization as a whole. Then the sarcastic attitude, do you still want us to come out there. I'm like please let's not waste each other's time.

      To ask me right out of gate my credit score, strikes me as a form of discrimination and disrespect. As long as I got a home, I got equity, but the nerve to even go there. It's nice that after a tough winter, business must be very good for contractors like Erie Homes. I hope it continues but we know it tends to cool off. I will remember how I was treated when my doorbell rings followed up with a knock on the door. Thank you, but no thank you. Again, impressive product but service goes along with sell. They are not independent of one another.

      I remember when they were running around in my complex as door-to-door salesmen begging to get appointments. Now, they want to cherry-pick who they want to visit versus customers they prefer to stay away from. Life is good. But for customers, patience, diligence and due care to who you do business with comes from doing your research on the company. Yes, they have an impressive product, you might make out better waiting and shopping around, but more importantly, DO YOUR HOMEWORK! These reviews tell you a lot about the company you are dealing with. I hope they take these reviews to heart and seriously start cleaning up their act.

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      Customer ServiceTechSales & MarketingPricePunctuality & SpeedHonesty & Transparency

      Reviewed March 27, 2026

      Total waste of time, like most lazy Maine contractors. Was looking for quote I knew ahead of time I would not get, as most Maine businesses are scams that don't show up. As I took a day out of my life to wait for Erie, they did not show. do not recommend, my time is valuable to waste it on lazy roofers, AND NOW lazies call EVERYDAY, DO NOT TRUST ANY LYING ROOFING COMPANY THAT CAN'T GIVE A DIRECT QUOTE, all found on MSN networks

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      CoverageTechPrice

      Reviewed March 23, 2026

      I'm still paying over $20,000 for a new roof. Roof has been leaking since day one. Also, they failed to seal the flat roof cover, so it's been leaking down into the walls, destroying the walls. The attic is still leaking and since they installed the ridge vents improperly, it's a lot hotter in the attic now. I've been asking for over 2 years to correct these and other things (got a licensed roof inspection). So far, they've done nothing. By the time the roof is paid off, it will be over $50k for this failing roof.

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      Customer ServiceTechPricePunctuality & SpeedStaffRates

      Reviewed Feb. 27, 2026

      I knew it was a mistake when they scheduled a visit at 6 pm in February on east coast… it’s dark. Gentlemen (2) that came out were very nice & easy going. They inspected the attics, took pictures and then the show began. The speech/sales pitch and so on for 3 Hours!!! They finally left and the product seemed like quality but prices started out astronomical and fluctuated so much that you knew you were getting screwed. For someone to go from $48k to 38k by calling the Manager (wizard) you know it’s all fluff. Please, Seniors have someone with you when they visit that can be very persuasive and you may feel intimidated to sign something legally binding. Buyer Beware. Please understand this review based solely on an Estimate Visit, I did not purchase any product from this company.

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      Customer ServiceSales & MarketingPriceRates

      Reviewed Jan. 18, 2026

      I had them come out to quote me. While their product looks good, seems well made. The price they want for it is INSANE. Unless you're rich and like spending money, look elsewhere. Classic bait and switch marketing right here.

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      PricePunctuality & SpeedOnline & AppStaff

      Reviewed Jan. 7, 2026

      Had a new expensive roof installed by Erie end of summer 2025. Salesman David B. was seemingly my best friend during this time. Two months later I needed their help in getting financial help from FEMA. Suddenly I was no longer his friend. Won't even return my messages. Wasn't asking for much. Beware David B. and Erie. Also, on their website it shows over 100 reviews...strangely all reviews are 5 star. When I tried to post a review (that would not have been a 5 star) there was no option to do so. When I did a chat with their chat service it took my review along with my contact info and said it would be forwarded to Erie...and that they would be in touch with me. They never contacted me, never posted my review. Sneaky rotten company.

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      Customer ServiceStaff

      Reviewed Nov. 14, 2025

      Two salesmen from Erie Home came to my home to give me estimate for a roof replacement. One of the salesmen was extremely unprofessional. He was argumentative and rude. When he became overbearing, I instructed them to leave my home. As a senior citizen, this experience was unsettling. I will not use this company.

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      Punctuality & SpeedStaff

      Reviewed Nov. 11, 2025

      Erie Home replaced our roof in 6 hours. The employees worked very hard and fast. Very polite and gave us all the info we needed to make our decision. Our roof is beautiful. I highly recommend them. You get what you pay for. I am in love with the color I chose. If you want the best product and service I recommend them.

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      Customer ServicePricePunctuality & Speed

      Reviewed Oct. 26, 2025

      Called Erie Home. Set up a appointment to have someone come to my house to get a price and see what colors and styles they had. On the day of the appointment they were to be at the house at 1pm. Sat at home all afternoon and no show no call. Called the company and asked why nobody showed up, was told they did not come because I did not answer the phone the day before. I worked from 7 to 7 the day before. How could I answer the the phone? The lady was very rude to me on the phone when I did call them that day too. I would not even recommend them to anyone.

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      Sales & MarketingPriceRates

      Reviewed Oct. 20, 2025

      Two sales personnel showed up at my home on Monday 13 October. Inspected the roof outside and in the attic. Set down at the table and discussed the cost of a Metal Roof (which one I heard the price, I said NO way). Then discussed asphalt shingles for $64,837 (roof only needs 47 squares), I said this seem a little high. So, the next offer (after they talked to the "manager") was for $55,000 with a $10,000 down, and I would finance $45,000 with a 13% interest rate. The $10,000 was required that day to be guaranteed the $55,000 deal. I told them NO way was I going to give them $10,000. They left and were not very happy. Since then I have 3 estimates from local Roofing companies and not one has been over $20,000.

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      PriceStaffRates

      Reviewed Oct. 15, 2025

      Live in a 2880 square foot house with a 3-car garage built in 2008. Two salesmen showed up for a price quote today. Nice, polite and courteous. Looked at roof from outside and in the attic and they pointed out problem areas. Then came the presentation which lasted most of the afternoon, around 3 1/2 hours. End result was $150,000 plus (YES, One hundred and Fifty thousand dollars plus) for a metal roof or $86,000 plus for a fiberglass roof. For Two Senior citizens living on a fixed income this is way out of our price range.

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      Customer ServiceTechPricePunctuality & SpeedStaffHonesty & Transparency

      Reviewed Oct. 2, 2025

      It has been 2 years and we still have no resolution to the gutters, which the guys installing the roof, ruined. They never asked a question, just proceeded. After the work was completed, I signed, stating I was signing for my brother, as he had just come home from the hospital, after suffering a stroke. We were told he should not engage in any financial or major decisions. The roof install had been set up previous, to his stroke. Very long story short, after several visits, from Erie Homes, to take care of the gutters, which still no longer function. There are now shingles coming off the roof. I have called & called, emailed, sent pictures only to be ignored. I honestly thought they were going to do something.

      They sent out a third party to inspect the roof. The guy agreed, the gutters must be replaced. Here is the rub, the gutters WERE guaranteed for life, but because Erie has hammered them, drove nails into them and basically destroyed them they must be completely replaced and I am sure you guessed it….they are not cheap… The last guy, Brad **, I spoke with. He was coming out to see. He asked me if I had the name of the 3rd party roofing specialist, Erie Homes sent out, I sent him the information and have continued to send pictures. Wait for it…. NOTHING…. Not 1 word.

      I haven’t contacted an attorney, but I guess that is what I will end up doing. How hard do you think it will be when Erie has the completion statement, I signed, clearly stating he had a stroke. Someone from Erie Homes called, when I was not home, spoke with my brother and instead of financing, as what was the original plan, they get him to pay CASH…. The stroke patient, home, recovering, not able to work or drive. What do you think the chances are with an attorney? Thanks!

      Debbie **. P.S. I have pictures and video of the rain gushing over the gutters, If anyone wants to see..

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      TechSales & MarketingPrice

      Reviewed Sept. 3, 2025

      2 guys came out to inspect my roof! I then had to watch a video about the costs of roofs today! They indicated I had squishy places on the roof so would need plywood! The cost to me was $27,000! This of course did not include the tear off which they said would be an additional $5,000! It also did not include my detached garage! They also did not include new gutters! They then offered me a discount for end of summer which was lowered to $23,000 and only $8,000 for my little 2 1/2 car garage! I could not believe this company and the 3 1/2 hours of my time! Please beware of this company! They claimed to have a 4.9 Google score! I listened to what they said and told them there would be no way I could go with them! I had another estimate and the cost would be &13,000 which included tear off of the old roof and my garage!

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