Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional roof installation and full roof replacement, shingle, tile, and metal roofing, flat roof systems, roof repair, roof inspections, preventative maintenance, ventilation and flashing replacement, emergency tarping, and assistance with permit coordination and insurance estimates.

Costs vary widely depending on roof size, chosen material, roof pitch, required deck repairs, permit fees, and accessibility; contractors provide on-site inspections and written estimates so you can get an accurate price for your specific property.

A typical tear-off and replacement for a standard single-family home takes from one to several days depending on weather, roof size, complexity, and any needed structural repairs; larger or more complex projects can take longer.

Reputable roofing contractors should be licensed, carry general liability and workers compensation insurance, and be able to provide proof of coverage and license numbers for verification before work begins.

Durable, heat- and wind-resistant options such as metal roofing, clay or concrete tile, and high-quality flat roof membranes like TPO or PVC perform well in South Florida; proper underlayment, ventilation, and corrosion-resistant fasteners are critical in coastal areas.

Many professional roofers assist with documenting damage, preparing scope-of-work estimates, and communicating with insurers, but homeowners should also notify their insurer promptly and verify coverage; beware of unlicensed storm-chasing contractors.

Clear vehicles and outdoor belongings from around the home, secure pets, remove valuables from the attic, trim overhanging branches if possible, and expect contractor vehicles, crews, and noise during the project.

Warranties vary by material and provider; manufacturers typically offer materials warranties while contractors provide workmanship warranties; always get written warranty terms that state coverage, duration, and any maintenance conditions.

Widespread missing or cracked shingles, sagging deck or roofline, repeated leaks, extensive interior water stains, heavy granule loss in gutters, or a roof that’s reached the expected lifespan of its material are common indicators replacement is needed.

Yes, regular inspections, scheduled maintenance such as gutter cleaning, flashing replacement, and periodic recoating for flat roofs can extend service life; seasonal inspections are recommended for coastal climates to catch issues early.