Roof Replacement
Storm-Damage Roof Replacement — Florida
When the damage is past repair, the replacement should be built — and documented — so your carrier pays and your premium drops.
- Shingle, tile and metal systems
- Installed to current Florida Building Code
- Wind mitigation form on completion
- Financing-friendly staged scheduling
Best fit if: Your roof is at end of life or the damage is too widespread to patch.
What’s included
- Full tear-off and deck inspection
- Re-nail to current code with secondary water barrier
- New underlayment, drip edge, flashing and boots
- Manufacturer-specified system install
- Wind mitigation inspection paperwork
- Debris haul-off and magnet sweep
Questions we get
- Will insurance pay for a full replacement?
- Often yes when the damage is widespread or the material is discontinued. We document it in the format carriers expect and let the file make the case.
- How long does a replacement take?
- Most Florida single-family roofs are completed in one to three working days once materials are staged.