Where the HVHZ code was born.
After Hurricane Andrew, Miami-Dade rewrote the rules for every roof in America. Building here means mastering those rules — not working around them.
Miami's roofs are as varied as its neighborhoods: 1920s homes in Coconut Grove and Coral Way with clay tile and steep gables, concrete-block ranches across Westchester and Little Havana, Kendall's tile-roofed subdivisions from the '80s and '90s, and flat roofs everywhere in between. We repair and replace all of them, and each system gets matched to how the home was actually built — not a one-size-fits-all shingle pitch.
This county invented the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone code after Andrew, and it's still the strictest in the country: every product needs a Miami-Dade NOA, every job needs a permit — through the City of Miami or Miami-Dade County depending on your address — and every install gets inspected. We handle all of it in-house, and we're strict about the details the inspector checks last: sealed decks, ring-shank nailing, and edge metal that holds when the wind gets serious.
You'll work with a family company, not a call center: our own two crews, no subcontractors, a free inspection, and a line-item written estimate within 24 hours. That's been the model since 2001, and it's why we hold a 5.0 on Google.
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Most single-family shingle replacements run $13,000–$27,000; tile and metal run higher, and older homes sometimes need decking work that we price transparently after inspection. Your written estimate itemizes every line within 24 hours.
It depends on your address: inside city limits it's the City of Miami, unincorporated areas go through Miami-Dade County. Either way we pull it, schedule inspections, and close it out for you.
Yes — older Miami homes with clay tile, steep pitches, or original decking are a regular part of our work. We match materials appropriately and bring the structure up to current code where required.
Yes. We photograph and document damage the way adjusters need to see it, and we can meet your adjuster on site. If the damage doesn't justify a claim, we'll tell you that too.
Get your free Miami roofing estimate.
Tell us what's going on and we'll come take a look — then put a real number in writing within 24 hours.