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Roofers in Miami-Dade.

See the fair price for roofing work across Miami-Dade, side by side from licensed local pros. Your information stays only on our platform and is shown to a limited number of licensed professionals near you.

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Services

Common roofing services in Miami-Dade.

Every new roof in Miami-Dade must use Miami-Dade NOA-approved products and meet High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) code, the strictest in the country. Tile roofs dominate the architectural style, and post-hurricane re-roofs are a year-round market.

  • Tile roof replacement and repair
  • Flat roof and TPO/modified bitumen install
  • Metal roof installation
  • Shingle re-roofs
  • Hurricane damage roof repair
  • Roof inspections for insurance and 40-year recert
  • Leak detection and emergency tarping
  • Soffit, fascia, and underlayment work
  • Skylight repair and replacement

Cost

What roofing costs in Miami-Dade.

Quote spreads in Miami-Dade are often 30 to 50 percent for the same job. Two equally-licensed contractors can bid that far apart and both be fair, calibrated to different equipment tiers, scope assumptions, or municipality permit fees. Get at least two side-by-side bids before signing.

Full cost guide

Coverage

Roofing pros in every Miami-Dade neighborhood.

Roofing in AllapattahRoofing in AventuraRoofing in Bal HarbourRoofing in BrickellRoofing in Coconut GroveRoofing in Coral GablesRoofing in Cutler BayRoofing in Design DistrictRoofing in DoralRoofing in Downtown MiamiRoofing in EdgewaterRoofing in HialeahRoofing in HomesteadRoofing in KendallRoofing in Key BiscayneRoofing in Little HaitiRoofing in Little HavanaRoofing in Miami BeachRoofing in Miami GardensRoofing in Miami LakesRoofing in North MiamiRoofing in North Miami BeachRoofing in Opa-lockaRoofing in Palmetto BayRoofing in PinecrestRoofing in South BeachRoofing in Sunny Isles BeachRoofing in SurfsideRoofing in WestchesterRoofing in Wynwood

Before you hire

Five minutes of homework, every time.

  1. 01

    Verify the Florida license

    Look it up at Pro.Miami's license verifier. Status must be Current Active.

  2. 02

    Request a current Certificate of Insurance

    From the contractor's insurance agent, not the contractor. General liability and workers comp. Have your address listed as the certificate holder.

  3. 03

    Get scope and price in writing

    Before any work or payment. Florida law caps deposits at 10 percent of the contract for licensed jobs (FS 489).

  4. 04

    Get at least two side-by-side bids

    Same scope, same equipment tier, same warranty terms. Compare like-for-like so you know what is actually fair.

  5. 05

    Check HVHZ approvals

    If you are getting a roof, windows, doors, soffits, or hurricane shutters, all materials need NOAs. HVHZ guide.

Frequently asked questions

Why use Pro.Miami instead of calling roofers myself?▾

One short form reaches multiple Miami-Dade roofers at once. You see prices side by side instead of repeating the same story on five phone calls, which is how most homeowners end up overpaying. Two or three side-by-side bids typically save 10 to 30 percent versus accepting the first call.

How much does roofing work cost in Miami?▾

Pricing varies by job, home age, and contractor, and the spread between fair and inflated quotes for the same scope is often 30 to 50 percent. The fastest way to know the fair price for your specific job is to submit it on Pro.Miami and see bids side by side from Miami-Dade contractors.

How do I pick the right roofing contractor?▾

Pro.Miami is a directory and lead-routing service. We do not screen, verify, license, or insure contractors. Before hiring anyone, look up their Florida contractor license on Pro.Miami's license verifier, request a current certificate of insurance, get scope and price in writing, and check independent reviews. Hiring decisions and contracts are entirely between you and the contractor.

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