Shingle Roofing in Homestead
A cost-effective replacement for the shingle roofs on many newer subdivisions.
Explore shingle roofing
Real ReNova projectRoofs for South Dade's oldest city and its newest neighborhoods
Roof replacement and repair for Homestead homes, from older block houses near downtown to newer subdivisions, built to Miami-Dade hurricane code.
Homestead incorporated in 1913, which makes it one of the oldest cities in Miami-Dade. Hurricane Andrew came ashore here in 1992 and destroyed or damaged a huge share of the city's homes, so a lot of what stands today was rebuilt in the 1990s or built new during the growth of the 2000s.
That means many Homestead roofs went on around the same time, and many are reaching replacement age together. Sitting close to the Everglades and Biscayne Bay, the area gets strong sun and heavy summer storms, so we pay close attention to underlayment, flashing and drainage, not just the roof covering.
Roof permits for homes inside city limits go through the City of Homestead's building department; nearby unincorporated areas like the Redland go through Miami-Dade County. We pull the permit and schedule the inspections.
Every system below is available in Homestead. Your written proposal prices the ones that fit your home side by side.
A cost-effective replacement for the shingle roofs on many newer subdivisions.
Explore shingle roofingA long-lasting choice for homes that already carry concrete tile.
Explore tile roofingStands up to wind and reflects the strong South Dade sun.
Explore metal roofingThe tile look with a lighter, interlocking metal panel.
Explore metal tile roofingFor carports, patios and flat sections on older block homes.
Explore flat roofingMaterial photos are illustrative renderings.
Yes. Florida requires a building permit to re-roof a home. Roof permits for homes inside city limits go through the City of Homestead's building department; nearby unincorporated areas like the Redland go through Miami-Dade County. We pull the permit and schedule the inspections.
Yes. Miami-Dade County is in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ), the strictest part of the Florida Building Code. Roof products need HVHZ product approval, such as a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA), and the installation is inspected against it.
For the many post-Andrew and 2000s homes with shingle or tile, replacing like for like keeps the cost predictable. Metal is a strong upgrade if you want better wind resistance and a cooler attic. We price each option after a free inspection.
Inspections are usually scheduled within 48 hours of your call, and free quotes are available 7 days a week. Call (305) 561-9514.
Yes. We offer more than 20 financing options, including Ygrene, Synchrony and PACE financing through Ygrene. Some options don't require a credit score. Others include 0% APR, zero down and up to 24 months with no payments, subject to credit approval.
“I expected the free inspection to be a quick look from the ground, but they were incredibly thorough. The report included photos and clear explanations that even I could understand.”
“Hurricane season always makes me anxious, so upgrading to a new roof finally gave me some confidence. It's one less thing to worry about when the weather starts changing.”
“Every interaction felt straightforward. No pressure, no scare tactics, just honest answers about what our roof actually needed. That's becoming rare these days.”
A few details are all we need to get started. One project consultant stays with you from the estimate to the final inspection.
Florida Certified Roofing Contractor · Lic. CCC1337107
Serving Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties