Roof Replacement

Roof Replacement Services for South Florida's Climate

When repairs are no longer enough, Florida Top Roofs delivers expert roof replacement services. We work with all major roofing materials including asphalt shingles, concrete and clay tiles, metal roofing, and flat roof systems. We provide a solution tailored to your property and budget, every step from tear-off to final inspection, ensuring a seamless experience and a roof that lasts for decades.

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10+ years of experience in field

10+ years of experience in field

15 Year Workmanship Warranty

15 Year Workmanship Warranty

Financing options Available

Financing options Available

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When to Replace Your Roof?

Replacement works with an existing structure. Installation starts at zero — no old system, no tear-off, no deck assessment. The scope, material selection, and inspection process are different from the start. It's the right call for new construction, additions, and structures that have never had a roof installed.

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Your roof has more than 20–25 years on it

Past that age, repairs buy less time each time

A black and white photo of a corner of concrete

Your roof has more than 20–25 years on it

Past that age, repairs buy less time each time

Dilapidated house with a damaged roof

Damage covers more than 30% of the surface

At that point, piecemeal fixes won't hold through another hurricane season.

Dilapidated house with a damaged roof

Damage covers more than 30% of the surface

At that point, piecemeal fixes won't hold through another hurricane season.

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The roof deck has rotted or the underlayment has failed

Surface repairs don't fix what's underneath — that's already a re-roof.

brown brick building during daytime

The roof deck has rotted or the underlayment has failed

Surface repairs don't fix what's underneath — that's already a re-roof.

What Roof Systems Do We Replace?

We work with every roofing system common to South Florida — residential and commercial. The materials, process, and timeline differ by system, but the standard doesn't.

Asphalt Shingle Replacement

Asphalt Shingle Replacement

The most common residential system in South Florida. We install shingles rated for HVHZ wind loads and match manufacturer specs to preserve the material warranty.

The most common residential system in South Florida. We install shingles rated for HVHZ wind loads and match manufacturer specs to preserve the material warranty.

Tile Roof Replacement

Tile Roof Replacement

Concrete and clay tile replacements, including deck prep, new underlayment, and NOA-compliant installation. Tile lasts 50 years when installed correctly in this climate.

Concrete and clay tile replacements, including deck prep, new underlayment, and NOA-compliant installation. Tile lasts 50 years when installed correctly in this climate.

Metal Roof Replacement

Metal Roof Replacement

Standing seam and metal panel systems rated for South Florida wind exposure. Metal handles heat and UV better than most materials and requires almost no maintenance once installed.

Standing seam and metal panel systems rated for South Florida wind exposure. Metal handles heat and UV better than most materials and requires almost no maintenance once installed.

Flat Roof Replacement

Flat Roof Replacement

Low-slope and flat systems for residential additions and commercial buildings. TPO and built-up roofing replacements include seam inspection, drain assessment, and new flashing throughout.

Low-slope and flat systems for residential additions and commercial buildings. TPO and built-up roofing replacements include seam inspection, drain assessment, and new flashing throughout.

Underlayment and Deck Replacement

Underlayment and Deck Replacement

When tear-off reveals damaged deck boards or failed underlayment, we address it before new material goes on. A new roof installed over a compromised deck will fail early.

When tear-off reveals damaged deck boards or failed underlayment, we address it before new material goes on. A new roof installed over a compromised deck will fail early.

We Back Every Job With a Workmanship Warranty

Coverage varies by system. Shingle and flat cold applied: 5 to 7 years. Tile and TPO: 10 to 12. Metal: up to 15. Each material ages differently, that's why the numbers aren't the same. All of it is labor and materials, before work starts.

  • Licensed & Insured in Florida: We have direct experience navigating Miami-Dade HVHZ permit process, NOA packages, and county inspections.

  • Manufacturer-Certified Installation: Our crew are trained to manufacturer specs; backs your material warranty.

Post-Install Inspection: Every project closes with a full roof walkthrough and documented inspection report before we leave the job site

What a New Roof Actually Does for Your Home

A roof replacement isn't just about stopping a leak. Done right in South Florida, it changes what your home can handle.

  • Brings the entire roof up to current HVHZ wind resistance standards

  • Eliminates deferred maintenance costs for 15–25 years

  • Keeps cooling efficiency intact by protecting insulation from moisture

  • Resets the material warranty clock — manufacturer coverage starts fresh

  • Strengthens your position with homeowners insurance on renewal

  • Removes the liability of a roof that fails during an active storm

Roof Replacement Services Across South Florida

We take roof replacement jobs across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties. Find your city below. 

Frequently Asked Questions About Roof Replacement in South Florida

How long does a roof replacement take in South Florida?

Most residential replacements take one to three days. Larger homes or complex systems — tile on a multi-slope roof, for example — can run four to five days. If the deck needs work, add time. We give you a project timeline with the estimate.

Do I need a permit for roof replacement in South Florida?

Yes. All full replacements in Miami-Dade County require a permit and a county inspection. This is required by code regardless of roof type. We pull the permit, schedule the inspection, and manage the process.

How do I know if I need replacement or just a repair?

Repair works when the damage is contained, the deck is solid, and the roof is under 15–20 years old. If multiple areas are failing, the deck is compromised, or a repair on the same section already failed, replacement is the better answer. We'll tell you which one it is after the inspection.

What roofing materials hold up best in South Florida?

Tile and metal last the longest in this climate — 25 to 40+ years with proper installation. Architectural shingles are a lower cost option and still rated for HVHZ wind loads when specified correctly. Flat systems depend on the application; TPO and modified bitumen are both proven in South Florida commercial and residential work.

Will my homeowner’s insurance cover the repair?

Storm damage from a named event or sudden impact typically qualifies. General wear and age-related deterioration does not. We document everything found during the inspection and give you a written report you can submit to your adjuster.