Explore ten sourced Maine roofing employers and application routes from Greater Portland to Lewiston, Bangor, Warren and Hancock. Compare commercial service, residential asphalt and metal roofs, sheet metal, field leadership, estimating and entry routes.
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Companies are not scored or ordered by workplace quality. Follow official links and confirm open roles with the employer.
IRC's employer career page gives a Lewiston office and lists commercial roofer, service technician, metal technician and project-management roles there. It describes training for new employees, but the applicant should confirm the current terms and position status. Its separate Massachusetts office is not counted as a Maine role.
Horch's employment page names foreman openings in Warren, Hancock and South Portland. Those distinct locations make it useful to job seekers beyond one city. The company's culture and benefits descriptions are employer claims; confirm which crew, roof systems and current requisition apply.
Smith Builders' career and apprenticeship page identifies roofing work in the Bangor, Ellsworth and Belfast area and invites applicants with asphalt- or metal-roof experience. It also accepts information when no matching opening is shown. Ask what a formal apprenticeship entails and where the crew would report.
CML's career page says crews meet in South Portland and work across southern Maine, sometimes New Hampshire. Its named current positions focus on siding, so this is an adjacent exterior employer and roofing-career inquiry rather than a confirmed roofer vacancy. Verify the trade and role before applying.
1Call Roofing identifies its South Portland base and invites experienced roofers, crew leads, estimators and support staff to review openings. The business is part of a broader home-services group, so applicants should select the roofing division. Confirm any ownership or benefits claims directly with the company.
Maine Roofing's own contact page gives a South Portland address and instructs career seekers to complete and return an employment application. It does not enumerate current jobs, so the entry is an employer contact route, not a hiring announcement. Ask about roof systems and work territory when submitting an inquiry.
Hahnel Bros.' careers page identifies Lewiston and Bangor offices and discusses advanced roofing, wall-panel and sheet-metal systems. That provides two verified Maine bases for tradespeople interested in detailed commercial work. Review its current openings and ask which department and office would employ the position.
Tecta's employer-hosted board has listed a Portland commercial roofing lead/service technician role and a Bangor laborer position. These are state-specific leads, not a claim that every national Tecta position is in Maine. Search the current board by city and confirm the operating company, crew base and status.
G&E's official site describes commercial roof installation, EPDM work, repairs and maintenance in Maine and provides a job application. The application is a direct employer route, though it is not evidence of a named current opening. Applicants can ask which low-slope systems and service territories are involved.
Paradise Construction's career page invites applicants for contracting work in southern Maine and describes building a trade career. It is a broader contractor than a dedicated roofer, so applicants should confirm how much roofing work the specific role includes. No current roofer opening is inferred from its general application form.
Industrial Roofing Company and Tecta's Maine positions describe commercial service and installation; Hahnel Bros. and G&E offer further commercial paths.
Horch, Smith Builders and 1Call recruit or accept inquiries for shingle, metal and exterior work in different Maine regions.
Horch lists foremen in Warren, Hancock and South Portland; 1Call mentions estimators and crew leads.
Smith Builders publishes an apprenticeship-oriented career page. Confirm eligibility and current openings directly with the employer.
South Portland, Lewiston and Bangor have documented roofing career sources. Some employers post specific foreman or technician positions, while others keep general application forms. Verify the branch and travel required across Maine before applying. Use current Maine roofing jobs for changing listings.
Maine's apprenticeship sponsor list can help identify formal trade-training routes, but a listing is not a current vacancy. Ask an employer what training is available and whether a specific crew reports from your area.
No. Inclusion follows documented Maine roofing work and career sources, not an independent workplace ranking.
Smith Builders and Hahnel Bros. identify Bangor-region operations; verify the specific role location.
Industrial Roofing Company and Tecta list commercial service roles, while G&E and Hahnel offer commercial application routes.
No. Confirm that a position is open before making plans based on an application form.
Reviewed 2026-10-23. We checked official company career, role, service and location pages for roofing activity and a documented connection to Maine. National workforce totals were not treated as state staffing. Employer claims about workplace culture are not independent ratings. No keyword volumes, salary estimates or hiring totals were invented. Report a correction.
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Last substantive review: 2026-10-23. Openings and terms change; confirm details with employers.