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SBA Loans for Roofing Contractors

SBA lenders funded 3,830 7(a) and 504 loans for roofing contractors since FY2010 (0.4% of all SBA lending in the data), totaling $1.4B, an average of $358K per loan. The most active lender is The Huntington National Bank.

By Mario Bailey · Source: SBA FOIA data, FY2010–2026 (as of 2026-03-31)

Funded loans
3,830
Since FY2010
Total volume
$1.4B
Average loan size
$358K
Share of SBA lending
0.4%

These figures are computed from the SBA's public 7(a) and 504 funded-loan records for Roofing Contractors (NAICS 23816). They cover funded loans, not applications, so a lender's activity here is a track-record signal — not a guarantee you will be approved. Among the 7(a) loans, the charge-off rate is 4.2% — a relative track-record signal, not a lifetime default rate (504 charge-offs are not reported in the SBA data); see our methodology. Estimate a payment with the SBA loan calculator, or check the basics with the eligibility checker.

Top SBA lenders in Construction, the sector that includes roofing contractors

Ranked by SBA loans funded across Construction (NAICS 23), the full sector that contains Roofing Contractors (NAICS 23816). The sector is broader than roofing contractors alone, and sector level is the granularity our per-lender track-record data supports, so every figure below, including the 7(a) charge-off rate, is sector-wide, not specific to roofing contractors. Charge-off is reported on 7(a) loans, never on 504 loans, so a lender without a reliable 7(a) sample in the sector shows “not reported,” never 0%. A lender active in your situation is a good place to start; talk to a few before you apply.

# Lender Loans Total funded Average loan 7(a) charge-off
1 The Huntington National Bank 11,855 $2.0B $170K 2.51%
2 U.S. Bank, National Association 9,975 $938.9M $94K 4.26%
3 TD Bank, National Association 5,895 $579.5M $98K 8.79%
4 Wells Fargo Bank National Association 5,815 $1.3B $232K 5.73%
5 JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association 5,674 $923.3M $163K 6.13%
6 Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company 4,025 $440.8M $110K 5.71%
7 PNC Bank, National Association 2,386 $243.9M $102K 5.62%
8 Northeast Bank 2,311 $408.7M $177K 2.55%
9 BayFirst National Bank 1,849 $380.5M $206K 8.38%
10 KeyBank National Association 1,649 $427.9M $259K 3.52%

SBA 7(a) and 504 loans, FY2010–2026, as of 2026-03-31, from the SBA's public record.

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Top states for roofing contractors SBA loans

StateLoansTotal volume
California 315 $166.5M
Florida 307 $153.8M
Texas 386 $122.2M
Colorado 205 $104.3M
Ohio 322 $58.8M
New York 149 $46.8M
Georgia 93 $46.1M
Illinois 142 $44.6M
Washington 100 $43.3M
Missouri 80 $41.0M

SBA lending for roofing contractors by year

Funded SBA volume by approval fiscal year (FY2010–2026).

SBA loans for roofing contractors: frequently asked questions

Can you get an SBA loan for roofing contractors?

Yes. Lenders funded 3,830 SBA 7(a) and 504 loans for roofing contractors in the public data (as of 2026-03-31), 0.4% of all SBA lending, totaling $1.4B.

How much is a typical SBA loan for roofing contractors?

The average SBA loan for roofing contractors is $358K, across 3,830 funded loans. Your amount depends on use of funds, cash flow, and the lender.

Which SBA lenders fund roofing contractors?

The Huntington National Bank, Wells Fargo Bank National Association, Live Oak Banking Company are among the most active SBA lenders for roofing contractors by funded volume. A lender that regularly funds your situation is more likely to understand the deal.

Sources and disclaimer. Figures are computed from the U.S. Small Business Administration's public FOIA 7(a) and 504 loan data (as of 2026-03-31); see our methodology. SBA Loan Index is not affiliated with the SBA and is not a lender, broker, or financial advisor. This is general information, not individualized financial advice.