A new roof protects everything under it, and in Florida it can affect your insurance too. Share a few details and photos and we'll match you with one of the local roofers who cover your ZIP code.
Curling, cracked or missing shingles, or slipped tiles
Granules collecting in gutters
Your insurer has asked about roof age or condition
Soft spots when walking the roof (let a pro check this)
What affects the scope and price
Roof size, pitch and number of layers to tear off
Material: architectural shingle, concrete or clay tile, or metal
How much roof decking needs replacement once the old roof is off
Underlayment type and flashing details
Permits, inspections and debris disposal
Questions to ask before you hire
Is decking replacement priced per sheet, and how many sheets are in the estimate?
Which underlayment and roofing products are you using?
Who pulls the permit, and when will the inspections happen?
What workmanship warranty do you offer, and is it in writing?
Florida considerations
Re-roofing in Florida generally requires a permit and inspections under the Florida Building Code.
Ask about a wind mitigation inspection after a new roof. It may help with insurance discounts.
Frequently asked questions
Can I repair instead of replace after storm damage?
Sometimes. Florida updated its rules in 2022, so roofs built to newer code may be repairable when they otherwise would have needed replacement. Ask your roofer how this applies to your home.
How long does a re-roof take?
It varies with size, material and weather. Ask each roofer for a schedule in writing.
Will my request go to many roofers?
No. We match it with one local provider at a time, and only one who covers your ZIP code.
How it works
Tell us about the job and your ZIP code.
We match it with one local provider who covers your area and does this work.
Your provider contacts you, and you track everything in your portal.