Built from the deck up, to the strictest code in America.
Miami-Dade wrote the book on hurricane roofing after Andrew. A new roof here is a system — deck, seal, attachment, covering — and every layer has to be right.
A new roof in South Florida isn't a stack of shingles or tiles — it's an engineered system. The deck gets re-nailed to current code schedules; a sealed secondary water barrier goes over every seam so the house stays dry even if the covering takes storm damage; the underlayment, flashings, and covering all carry Miami-Dade NOAs or Florida product approvals rated for our wind zone. That's what the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone code requires, and it's why a roof built to it earns wind-mitigation credits that can meaningfully cut your insurance premium.
We install every system that makes sense here — architectural shingle, concrete and clay tile, standing-seam metal, and flat sections — so the material recommendation is about your house and budget, not our inventory. Not sure where to start? Our tile vs. shingle vs. metal comparison lays out the honest math, and our roof replacement guide walks through the whole process, permits to final inspection.
For new construction and additions, we work from your plans with the GC or architect: engineered attachment schedules, dried-in on schedule so the trades behind us aren't waiting, and every inspection passed the first time. For replacements, we tear off, fix what the old roof was hiding, and haul everything away — with a per-sheet decking price quoted up front so there are no surprise change orders when the deck is opened. Either way, the written line-item estimate arrives within 24 hours, free.
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Most single-family shingle roofs land in the $15,000–$30,000 range, with tile and metal higher — size, pitch, and decking condition drive it. Your free written estimate itemizes every line so you can compare quotes fairly.
Most homes take 3–7 working days of roofing work once the permit is issued, plus permit lead time that varies by city. We handle all the scheduling and inspections.
Usually, yes — a new HVHZ-code roof with a sealed secondary water barrier earns wind-mitigation credits most carriers honor. We provide the documentation for your wind-mitigation inspection.
Shingle is the value play at 15–20 years, tile the South Florida classic at 40–50, metal the longest-lived at 40–70. We install all three, so our recommendation follows your budget and house — not a sales quota.
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