Locally owned. Built for Alaska.
May Roofing LLC is an Anchorage, Alaska roofing contractor. We work on residential roof replacements, leak and storm-damage repair, detailed roof inspections, and specialty cold-climate roofing systems across the Anchorage Municipality and the Mat-Su Valley.
Roofing in Southcentral Alaska is its own trade. Snow loads, ice damming, wind exposure off Cook Inlet, and short build seasons all dictate how a roof should be detailed — and that's the work we're built around.
Every job we take on is specified, installed, and cleaned up by our own crew. One company, one point of contact, one accountable team you can call six months later.
Specialty roofing systems we install in Southcentral Alaska.
Asphalt shingles are not the only option in Anchorage. For homeowners who want a roof that outlasts the next two decades of Alaska winters, we install shingle roofing, metal roofing, and weather-resistant specialty roofing materials specified for Southcentral exposure.
Architectural shingle roofing
Cold-tolerant architectural asphalt shingles remain the most common residential roof in Anchorage for good reason — solid value, proven performance, and a wide range of looks. We install shingle roofing systems with the underlayment, ventilation, and flashing details Southcentral Alaska actually needs.
Standing-seam metal roofing
Concealed-fastener metal roofing with long service life, excellent shedding for Anchorage snow and rain-mix, and clean architectural lines. A premium choice for owners who want a roof that outlasts the next two decades of Alaska winters.
Exposed-fastener metal & specialty
Cost-effective metal roofing for outbuildings, shops, and Mat-Su Valley homes that need durable cover without standing-seam pricing — plus weather-resistant specialty assemblies for the harshest Anchorage exposures.
The Alaska details we don't skip.
- Specified for Alaska snow loads and Cook Inlet wind exposure
- Compatible with ice-and-water shield and high-temperature underlayments
- Snow retention and snow-guard planning for protected exits and walkways
- Color-matched flashings, ridges, drip edges, and trim
- Penetration flashings built for cold-climate movement and freeze-thaw
- Ventilation balance planned alongside the material choice