Hoosier State Amish Roofs

Amish Roofing INAmish communities cover Indiana from north to south across the state. Indiana Amish roofing companies providing services such as new roofing, shingle repair, roof replacement, metal roofing and more can be found in many Hoosier settlements.  Use the listings below to locate an Amish roofer near you.

Below you’ll find some of the Amish roofing contractors in Indiana.  Many of these companies are Amish-owned and run; some may be non-Amish owned but employ Amish workers. Some Amish-owned companies maintain websites with assistance from non-Amish parties. Please contact businesses directly for most current information.  To add your business to this list, please send an email with business address, contact, and 2-4 lines describing your roofing and other services.  For other Amish roof repair contractors, check the Amish roofing main page.

INDIANAPOLIS AMISH ROOFING

The Indianapolis-area Amish settlement at Milroy (Rush County) is home to a number of Amish construction companies.  Amish from other communities including near Fort Wayne also do work in the greater Indianapolis area (see Fort Wayne Amish roofer listings).




Amish Builders
897 South Old 3
Rushville, IN 46173
(877) 815-3841
Provides roofing services in addition to building pole barns, garages, and doing siding work. Old barn repair, fencing, porches, decks, carports, and remodeling work.

Amish Metal Roofing
409 North Pershing Drive
Muncie In, IN 47305
(765) 729-0930

FORT WAYNE AMISH ROOFING

The Allen County (Grabill) Amish community lies just outside the municipal limits of Fort Wayne.  The construction industry is big here, with many Amish contractors making their homes in this settlement.  Amish roofers from this community do work in the Fort Wayne area as well as in other cities and regions, including into Ohio and parts of Indianapolis.

S&L Construction
18521 Bishop Rd
Spencerville IN 46788
260-385-4250
amishremodeling.com
Amish-owned contractor specializing in new roofs, re-roofing, remodeling, additions, outdoor structures such as pergolas, pole buildings, garages, barns and decks; also does concrete work.  Coverage areas include Fort Wayne, Central Indiana, northeast Indianapolis, Auburn, and NW Ohio.

Amish Roofing Contractors
New Haven, IN
(260) 414-4296
amish-roofing.com‎
Amish Roofing Contractors has been in operation for over 3 decades, specializing in roof work in the New Haven area. This company provide service including new roof installation and roof repair, including post-hurricane reconstruction and minor jobs.  Fully licensed and insured.

Amish Brothers Enterprises
18027 McNabb Rd
Spencerville, IN 46788-9443
Phone: (260) 415-7014
Fax: (260) 244-2975

Amish Roofing Contractors
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
260-413-6460

SJS Construction
11711 Notestine Road
Grabill, IN 46741
260-413-5106
amishcontractor.com
SJS offers services including roofing, siding, pole barn construction, home additions, renovations, and new home construction, as well as concrete work including decorative concrete and stamped concrete.  Provides roofing services to Fort Wayne, New Haven, Georgetown, Cedarville, Auburn, Grabill, and adjacent areas within Indiana.

Amish Roof Contractors Indiana

Amish roof contractors provide services throughout Indiana

NORTHERN INDIANA AMISH ROOFING

The largest Amish presence in Indiana is found in Elkhart and Lagrange counties, with another sizable settlement a stone’s throw away around the town of Nappanee.  Amish roofers in this community do work in Indiana cities as well as in southern Michigan.  Amish typically travel up to a 2-hour’s drive from their home settlements for work (and sometimes further, if staying overnight).

Pine Ridge Roofing
3435 E 100N
Lagrange IN 46761
(260) 499-4485
prroofers.webs.com
Amish-owned business specializing in metal roofs but doing other construction as well, including re-roofing, roof repair, windows, sheds, leak repair. Free estimates.

View our full list of Amish roofers in northern Indiana (10 total).

SOUTHERN INDIANA AMISH ROOFING

Amish have a significant presence in southern Indiana, with communities in Orange, Switzerland, and Washington counties.  However the largest Amish community in this part of the state is found in Daviess County (Odon-Montgomery area), home to over 3000 Amish and numerous building companies, including Amish roofers.  Amish from the Daviess County settlement service cities and regions including Bloomington, Evansville, southern Indiana, and the greater Louisville, Kentucky area.

Amish Building
112 Coronado Dr.
Washington, IN 47501
(812) 698-9554
amishbuilding.com
Amish Building offers professional building services provided by Amish craftsmen. They do roofing work (commercial and residential full service), window installation, remodeling, additions and more.  Located in the southern Indiana Daviess County community, this company provides building services across the Midwest U.S. region as well.

Why choose an Amish roofer?

Indiana homeowners have found Amish roofers to be a good choice for a number of reasons.  Amish roofing contractors generally enjoy a good reputation for work done well, and in a timely manner.  Amish roofers are also generally competitively priced.  You may want to check that your roofer is insured and licensed as not all Amish roofers necessarily carry insurance.

Amish roofers are generally able to work on-site using power tools as any other roofer would (the well-known Amish prohibition of public electricity mainly focuses on the home).  Amish crews are often driven by non-Amish employees who provide a work vehicle or operate one leased by the Amish company.

In other cases, the roofing company itself is owned by a non-Amish person, who simply employs Amish workers.  As Indiana is home to America’s third-greatest Amish population, Indiana residents also have the advantage of proximity in being able to find an Amish roofing provider within a reasonable distance of home.  Read more on the Amish in Indiana.

Amish roofer photos: WCN 24/7/flickr


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