Roof Replacement in Green Bay, WI

If your roof is nearing the end of its lifespan, showing signs of widespread damage, or costing you more in repairs than it is worth, a full roof replacement in Green Bay, WI is the smart investment. Pierce Roofing has been replacing roofs across Northeast Wisconsin for over 30 years, and we bring the same attention to detail to every project — whether it is a 1,200-square-foot ranch or a 4,000-square-foot two-story home. As an Atlas PRO+ Platinum Select Contractor, we offer premium materials with extended warranty coverage that standard installers simply cannot match. Every replacement includes a thorough deck inspection, proper ice-and-water shield installation, and a final walkthrough to make sure every detail meets our standards.

Every roof is different, and the cost of a replacement depends on factors specific to your home.

Pierce Roofing follows a proven, step-by-step process on every roof replacement to ensure quality results, clear communication, and zero surprises.

The right roofing material depends on your home’s architectural style, your budget, and how long you plan to stay. Asphalt architectural shingles are the most popular choice in Green Bay because they offer an excellent balance of cost, appearance, and durability — especially Atlas PRO+ shingles with their extended warranties. Metal roofing is growing fast in Wisconsin because it handles heavy snow loads, resists ice dams, and can last 50+ years. Flat roofing systems like TPO and EPDM are ideal for low-slope sections and modern additions. And for homeowners who want the ultimate in longevity and curb appeal, slate and tile remain unmatched. During your free consultation, we walk you through the pros, cons, and costs of each option so you can make a confident decision.

Not every roof problem requires a full replacement, but certain warning signs indicate that repairs are no longer enough:

• Age: If your asphalt shingle roof is 20–25 years old, it is approaching the end of its expected lifespan.
• Widespread granule loss: Check your gutters. Excessive granules mean your shingles are deteriorating.
• Multiple leaks: One leak can be repaired. Multiple leaks across different areas suggest systemic failure.
• Sagging or soft spots: This indicates structural issues with the decking or rafters beneath the shingles.
• Curling, buckling, or missing shingles: Widespread shingle damage means the roof can no longer protect your home effectively.
• Daylight through the attic: If you can see light through the roof boards, moisture is getting in too.

If you are unsure whether you need a roof repair or a full replacement, our free inspection will give you a clear, honest answer.

A roof repair makes sense when the damage is localized — a few missing shingles, a single leak, or a small section of flashing that needs re-sealing. Repairs are cost-effective when the rest of the roof is in good condition and has years of life remaining. A roof replacement is the better investment when your roof has widespread damage, is past its expected lifespan, or when the cost of accumulated repairs approaches the cost of a new roof. As a general rule, if repairs would cost more than 30–40% of a full replacement, replacing the entire roof is the smarter financial decision. Pierce Roofing will always give you an honest recommendation. We do not push replacements when a repair will solve the problem, and we do not patch a roof that needs to be replaced. Call (920) 609-8304 to schedule your free inspection.