Roofing contractor · Springdale and Fort Smith, Arkansas

Foster Roofing has repaired and replaced roofs across Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley since 1994.

Locally owned, with an office in Springdale and an office in Fort Smith. Every job starts with a free roof inspection, often from a drone, and a free estimate.

The flight log

Six finished roofs, read the way our drone reads them.

Plan view first, then ridge, slope and eave. Every photograph here is one of our own finished jobs.

Drone view of a brick home with a finished architectural shingle roof and two dormers

Plan view

Valleys and dormers first

From the air the whole roof is one drawing. The valleys and the two dormers on this brick home are where an inspection looks before anything else.

Drone view of a brick home in woodland with a brown architectural shingle roof

Ridge

One long ridge under the trees

Hips and ridge caps carry the wind. On a wooded lot like this one, fallen tree limbs and clogged gutters are two of the leak causes we check for.

Yellow house with a grey standing seam metal roof over the porch and chimney

Metal

Standing seam over the porch

Metal roofing has long been the choice for commercial buildings. Architectural metal now goes on homes across Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley too.

Log home with a burgundy metal roof and a stone chimney

Slope

Burgundy metal on a log home

Steep slopes shed water fast and show every line. Your sales rep works with you on the material and the color that fit the house.

Church with a large brown shingle roof and two glazed gables

Commercial

A church roof, plane by plane

Commercial work covers metal, steep slope and low-slope systems. Drone imagery means nobody climbs a hazardous roof to write the estimate.

Brick ranch home with a dark shingle roof seen from the lawn

Eave

Back on the ground, at the eave

The last look is from the yard: drip edge, gutters and a clean site. Your project manager is your contact before, during and after the job.

A Foster Roofing truck parked at the Springdale office under the Foster Roofing sign
The Springdale office at 3357 Wagon Wheel Rd. Both office numbers are on every truck.

Who shows up

A Foster truck, a Foster shirt, and a license you can look up.

You will know it is a Foster Roofing representative by the truck and by the logo on the shirt. The company is Arkansas State Licensed #0156360427, a member of the National Roofing Contractors Association, the Northwest Arkansas Home Builders Association and the Fort Smith Home Builders Association, and holds an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau in both Springdale and Fort Smith.

Founded

1994

Locally owned since

Springdale Google rating

4.9

1,290 Google reviews, Springdale

Fort Smith Google rating

4.9

401 Google reviews, Fort Smith

Workmanship warranty

5 year

Workmanship Warranty on replacements

Voted Best of NWA for roofing by CitiScapes Magazine readers in 2019. Meet the team

From a Google review

“Jazz noted that our insurance claim had not reflected the correct tile-grade, and he immediately reached out personally to the adjuster to correct this (again, before I had agreed to work with Foster).”

Two offices, one roofline

Springdale covers Northwest Arkansas. Fort Smith covers the River Valley.

With an office on each side of the ridge, Foster Roofing is never far away. Pick your town for the page written for it, or call the office nearest you.

Northwest Arkansas

3357 Wagon Wheel Rd, Springdale, AR 72762 · Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

479-751-2300

River Valley

5600 S 66th St, Fort Smith, AR 72903 · Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

479-308-0413

Before you call

What homeowners ask us first

No, you do not have to be at home but it is a good idea to be there so the Sales Rep can explain what was found during the inspection.

Our Sales Reps will discuss the results and the necessary Scope of Work details during their initial visit. You will learn the expected needs to correct the issues and the estimated cost.

First, contact your Insurance Agent. They will help you with filing the claim. Once the claim is initiated, an Adjuster will be assigned to your claim. The Adjuster will reach out to schedule a time to inspect and assess the damage. Following the inspection, your insurance agent/adjuster will determine if the damage is covered by your insurance policy.

We offer multiple Asphalt Shingles options to beautify your home, fit your budget and protect your roof. We also offer tile roofing and metal roofing options as well. Our sales rep will work with you to ensure the best material and color fit for your home.

As the homeowner, we ask you to be in contact with your project manager directly. Your project manager will communicate when the crews will arrive and answer any questions before, during, or after your roofing project is completed. You will know it’s a Foster Roofing representative by our trucks and by the representative’s shirt. They all are required to wear something with the Foster Roofing logo on the front, so it is recognizable right away!

Roof replacement time depends on the size, and sometimes the shape of the roof. An average roof replacement time is 2 days. Our Sales Reps will help answer this question once they have completed the FREE ESTIMATE process.

Foster Roofing is Arkansas State Licensed #0156360427, a member of the National Roofing Contractors Association, an Accredited Member of the Better Business Bureau with an A+ rating, and a preferred contractor for most major insurance carriers.

No, we do not offer satellite dish replacement. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us and we’ll be happy to help.

Yes, your roof comes with a 5 year Workmanship Warranty and a Manufacturer’s Material Warranty. Our expert Sales Rep will walk you through all the details of the warranty before we perform the work.

We accept cash, check, and credit cards and offer financing with approved credit through Wells Fargo. A 3% processing fee applies for ANY card transaction.

Start with a free roof inspection.

You do not have to be home, though it helps to be there so the inspector can walk you through what was found. You get the scope of work and the estimated cost at that first visit.