Roofing in Miami

Roofing in Miami is regulated more tightly than almost anywhere in the country. Miami-Dade is part of the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, so shingles, tile, metal panels and underlayment all need a Miami-Dade product approval, and every reroof needs a permit and inspections. Florida also requires a state roofing contractor license, which you can check on MyFloridaLicense.com.

Insurance drives a lot of roofing decisions here. Insurers ask for the roof's age and often want an inspection report on older roofs. Since 2022, a roof built to the 2007 Florida Building Code or later can usually be repaired after storm damage instead of fully replaced, even when more than a quarter of it is damaged. Ask each roofer you compare what they'd recommend and why.

Below are the roofing companies listed in Miami, with phone numbers, websites and service areas. Claimed listings are kept up to date by the business owner.