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Roofer prevailing wage in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania

$65.17an hour, base wage + fringe benefits

$42.00 base wage + $23.17 fringe benefits

Allegheny County uses the same roofer rates as 2 other counties. See all of them on one page.

On Pennsylvania public works in Allegheny County, a roofer must be paid at least $65.17 an hour: a $42.00 base wage plus $23.17 in fringe benefits.

PPWS county schedules from each county's newest determination (Oct 25, 2026); this rate, effective June 1, 2026. Rates are set per project: the public body gets a determination before bidding, and once the contract is signed its rates "shall not be altered" while it is in force (Act § 4). A determination must be re-requested if the contract isn't awarded within 120 days (34 Pa. Code 9.104(a)). Checked against dliweb.pa.gov on October 25, 2026.

Pennsylvania publishes no county rate schedule. These are the rates printed in each county's newest project determination; the binding rates for a job are the ones in that job's own determination.

Base wage and fringe benefits: $42.00 + $23.17

The base wage is the taxable hourly wage. L&I prints the fringe benefits as one hourly figure, not itemized; it can go to health, pension, vacation and training plans, or be paid as cash where the state allows.

Base wage (taxable)$42.00
Fringe benefits (one figure, not itemized)$23.17
Total hourly rate, as printed$65.17

When does this rate change?

Dated rates for this classification

L&I prints more than one dated line for Roofers. The one in force on October 25, 2026 leads this page; scheduled lines take effect on their date.

EffectiveRateStatus
Dec 1, 2025$62.67 ($41.21 + $21.46)Earlier
Jun 1, 2026$65.17 ($42.00 + $23.17)In force

Davis-Bacon roofer rate in Allegheny County

Federally funded or assisted construction here uses the U.S. Department of Labor's wage determinations. Pennsylvania's Act doesn't cover projects where Davis-Bacon applies, so a job uses one schedule or the other (L&I FAQ).

For building work, the matching Davis-Bacon classification is ROOFER at $62.67 ($41.21 base + $21.46 fringe), from PA20260001 modification 6, published August 20, 2026, rate ROOF0037-001. Against L&I's $65.17: L&I's rate is $2.50 an hour higher.

ConstructionFederal classificationBase wageTotal rateWD
BuildingROOFERROOF0037-001$41.21 $62.67 PA20260001 Mod 6
ResidentialROOFER (EXCLUDING ASPHALT ROOFING)SUPA2003-001$18.70 $23.89 PA20260012 Mod 3

Davis-Bacon rates from SAM.gov, read October 25, 2026. Our federal totals are base plus fringe; DOL prints no total. Pennsylvania Davis-Bacon changes

How Allegheny County compares

The main roofer rate in every county that has one, and how the pay splits here and nearby. All bars use the same scale.

Every county in Pennsylvania

$52.95Lawrence$82.75Adams
AlleghenyNearby: Beaver $65.17, Washington $65.17, Lawrence $52.95Each column is a group of counties with about the same main rate; its height is how many. 28 counties pay more than Allegheny, 19 the same, 19 less.

Wage and fringe benefits, nearby

  1. Allegheny Countybase $42.00$65.17
  2. Beaver Countybase $42.00$65.17
  3. Washington Countybase $42.00$65.17
  4. Lawrence Countybase $32.31$52.95

Roofer rates in nearby counties

Current L&I rates. L&I sets rates by county, and counties in the same collective bargaining area often share them.

L&I's roofer rates for Allegheny County are the same as in 2 other counties: Butler, Huntingdon.

CountyClassificationBase wageTotal ratevs Allegheny County
Allegheny CountyRoofers$42.00 $65.17 
Beaver CountyRoofers$42.00 $65.17 same
Washington CountyRoofers$42.00 $65.17 same
Westmoreland CountyRoofers$42.00 $65.17 same
Butler CountyRoofers$42.00 $65.17 same
Armstrong CountyRoofers$42.00 $65.17 same
Lawrence CountyRoofers$32.31 $52.95 −$12.22

Pennsylvania roofer prevailing wage by county, with a map

More from L&I on this rate

All Allegheny County prevailing wage rates

Are you being paid this rate?

Add your base wage to the fringe your employer pays for you, and compare it with the total. A worker can protest to L&I within three months: Bureau of Labor Law Compliance, 1-800-932-0665 (L&I).

Source

Department of Labor & Industry (L&I), PPWS determination 26-09341, issued October 23, 2026, effective June 1, 2026: www.dliweb.pa.gov/PrevWage/Pages/Project.aspx

We read each county's newest PPWS determination from L&I's site and check every number with a second read. The totals are the ones L&I prints. How we check · Download Allegheny County as CSV · Report an error