Andy Farley

Roofing contractor in Seymour, WI 54165

About this company

Andy Farley is listed as a roofing contractor based in Seymour, Wisconsin, in Outagamie County. Federal motor carrier records list 1 drivers and 1 trucks for the company. It is one of 5 roofing companies in ZIP 54165.

Other roofers nearby

Custom Kreations, Inc.6660 Old 29 Rd, Seymour

(920) 865-7700

Northeastern Roofing Co230 Morrow St, Seymour

(920) 833-6184

Fleet size

Drivers1

Trucks1

Last federal filing: May 2026. Source: FMCSA.

Moderate market, crowded fieldArea profitability for roofing in ZIP 54165

Housing demand73

Sales pace, new listings and new construction. Source: Zillow

Customer spending power63

Household income and home values

Room for another roofer4

More crowded than 96% of US ZIPs

Scored against every US ZIP. An index of local conditions, not this company's results.

County context

One of 71 roofing companies in Outagamie County, WI.

261 general contractors in Outagamie County, WI.

All 604 construction companies in Outagamie County, WI.

ZIP 54165 at a glance

Population: 7,786 (30 per sq mi)
Median age: 39
Households: Median income $87,048 · 40% earn six figures
Housing: 78% owner-occupied
Workforce: 68% labor-force participation · 2.1% unemployment

ZIP figures are US Census estimates for the ZIP area, not the company.

Housing market around ZIP 54165

Figures describe the local area, not this company.

Typical home value$352,000+6.4% past year · +115% in 10 years

12-month value outlook+4.2%

Days to sale agreement40Appleton metro

New homes permitted, 20251,022Outagamie County

Listings with a price cut13.0%Appleton metro

Sale price vs list101.1%Appleton metro

New construction sales32Appleton metro, Aug · −45% from last year

Source: Zillow (home values, rent, outlook and metro sales), data through Sep 2026. Permits: U.S. Census Bureau.

Typical home value, last 10 years

Source: Zillow Home Value Index, Sep 2026.

Local roofing angle: 452 homes in this ZIP, 15% of the total, were built from 2000 to 2009, so they are now 17 to 26 years old. Only 58% were built before 1980.

Local figures are estimates from public records and Zillow housing data, updated regularly.