Roofing, impact windows and remodeling. One licensed contractor.
Hurricane-rated roofs, Mr. Glass impact windows and doors, and kitchen and bathroom remodels across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach. Permits handled, written warranty, $0-down financing on all three.
Three things we do, all under one roof
Same office, same licenses, same crews you can call back. Most customers start with the roof and come back for the windows or the kitchen.
Replacement, repair, emergency
Tile, shingle, metal and flat. 1,600+ roofs since 2020. On site within 3 hours for leaks.
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End shutter season for good
Mr. Glass systems rated for the high-velocity hurricane zone, up to 140 PSF. Insurance credit, quieter house, lower cooling bill.
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Kitchens, bathrooms, pergolas, exteriors
Under our general contractor license, with permits pulled and inspections passed like every roof we build.
Explore remodeling →Which roof is right for your house?
Four systems cover nearly every South Florida building. We'll recommend one based on the structure, the budget and how long you plan to stay.
30–50 yrsTile roofs
Concrete and clay. The Miami roof: fire-proof, UV-proof, fastened per Miami-Dade NOA.
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20–30 yrsShingle roofs
GAF Timberline HDZ, Owens Corning Duration, TAMKO Titan XT, CertainTeed Landmark. Installed as a system.
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40–60 yrsMetal roofs
Standing-seam aluminum and Galvalume. Coolest house, longest life, best near the coast.
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15–25 yrsFlat roofs
Modified bitumen, TPO and coatings, with the drainage fixed first.
Flat roofs →Our work
Drag the handle. One of our jobs, shot by drone the week of tear-off and again when the standing-seam metal was finished.
Every roof our crews build is photographed on the job site, with the product, the color, the city and the date. 139+ roofing projects are in the portfolio, plus kitchens, bathrooms, pergolas and driveways.
Three steps to a new roof
The same sequence on every job, with a written scope before anyone climbs a ladder.
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Free inspection & written estimate
We measure, photograph and explain what we found. No obligation; the estimate is yours to keep and compare.
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We handle everything
Permit, city inspections, HOA approval, materials, dumpster, scheduling. You get a text when each one happens.
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Installed, inspected, guaranteed
Licensed, insured, background-checked crew. Final inspection passed before the last payment. 100% satisfaction guarantee.
$0 down. Three ways to pay.
PACE puts a hurricane-resistant roof or impact windows on your property-tax bill with no credit score and a fixed rate for 10–20 years. GoodLeap and Service Finance offer monthly loans from 9.99% APR over 5–20 years for any project, kitchens and baths included, with options for lower credit scores.
What would my payment be?
Illustration at the middle of the 9.99%–13.45% range we typically see with GoodLeap and Service Finance. Your rate depends on credit and program; PACE terms are set by the PACE provider. Not a loan offer.
See all options and ratesWhat South Florida homeowners say
From our Google profile. Every finished job gets a review request, so this list keeps growing.
Efficient from start to finish. Eight months later, not a single issue with the roof.
The crew arrived on time and repaired the roof quickly. A year on, no problems at all.
Abigail and Gil were easy to work with and the price was fair. We'll use them again across our properties.
Where we work
Hundreds of roofs in each county since 2020. Pick a county to see the cities our crews are in every week.
1011 Ives Dairy Rd #210
Miami, FL 33179
Office Mon–Fri 9am–5pm · Emergency line 24/7
Straight answers
How much does a new roof cost in South Florida?
It depends on size, pitch, material and how much decking needs replacing, so we quote after a free inspection. As a rule of thumb shingle is the least expensive per square, tile and metal the most, and metal or tile the cheapest to own over 40 years. The written quote is exact and yours to keep.
How long does it take?
Most homes take 3–7 working days on site once the permit is approved; permits take 1–4 weeks depending on the city. Shingle roofs are often done in 1–2 days.
Will my insurance company require a new roof?
Many Florida insurers won't renew on roofs older than 15–20 years. A new roof with a wind-mitigation report usually lowers the premium and keeps you insurable. We provide the documents your agent asks for.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes: Florida Certified Roofing Contractor CCC1331964 and Certified General Contractor CGC1525978, both verifiable at the Florida DBPR, with full liability and workers' comp.
Do you finance?
Three ways: PACE on the property-tax bill with no credit score (roofs and impact windows), or GoodLeap and Service Finance loans from 9.99% APR over 5–20 years for any project, including kitchens and baths. $0 down on all three.