SunMade Smart Roofing, Solar & Electric Named Fresno's Best Roofer in Yahoo Local's 2026 Awards
Sep 24, 2026
SunMade’s latest accolade comes on the back of winning Best Roofing Company in the Central Valley in 2025, a major milestone for the firm.
Fresno, CA, September 24, 2026 -- SunMade Smart Roofing, Solar & Electric, a locally owned Fresno roofing, solar and electrical contractor, was named the best roofer in Fresno in Yahoo Local's 2026 Best in the U.S. Awards recently. The accolade is the company's second consecutive year earning Yahoo Local recognition, following 2025's "Best Roofing Company in the Central Valley" title, when SunMade was selected from nearly 100,000 roofing businesses considered nationwide.
SunMade is also a six-time Diamond Certified company (the only solar contractor in the Central Valley to hold that distinction) and was named the #1 solar company in Fresno by BusinessRate in 2026. The company is GAF and Owens Corning certified and one of the few regional contractors that installs and repairs tile roofing.
Oz Wardak from SunMade Smart Roofing, Solar & Electric said the following:
“We're incredibly proud to be named Fresno's best roofer in Yahoo Local's 2026 awards. It's a reflection of the hard work of our team and our consistent commitment to quality when it comes to providing our customers with solar, electric, and roofing work. We're totally committed to our customers when it comes to roof replacement, repair, and custom solar roofing solutions.”
SunMade covers Fresno and the surrounding region, including Clovis, Madera, Merced, Visalia, and the entire Central Valley. The firm is widely considered to be a leading light in the local industry and has amassed a significant number of customers over the years.
SunMade works with all of its customers individually. It starts by asking them which solutions they would like for their roof or solar upgrade, then designs systems that fit their homes and goals.
It is an official Owens Corning roofing system contractor, and its products come with a 50-year limited lifetime warranty, providing exceptional protection. The company also uses Enphase solar systems, delivering reliable energy and smart monitoring to its clients, allowing them to save on their energy bills long term.
During the customer fulfillment process, SunMade communicates professionally with clients while also paying close attention to detail. Company reviews can be viewed on Google and Yelp.
For more information about SunMade Smart Roofing, Solar & Electric, use the contact details below:
Contact Info:
Name: Oz Wardak
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Organization: SunMade Smart Roofing, Solar & Electric
Address: 4253 N Valentine Ave, Fresno, CA 93722
Phone: (559) 296-0440
Website: https://gosunmade.com
Release ID: 89204322
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