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Roof replacement · Service area

Roof Replacement for Pembroke Pines Homes

A long, hot summer is hard on an old roof, so replace yours on your own schedule instead of after the first leak. We take it off to the deck, seal it and put on new shingle, tile or metal, with the whole job quoted before we start.

Free, no-obligation estimates, Monday to Saturday, 8 am to 9 pm. We answer or call back the same working day.

roof replacement on a Pembroke Pines home New barrel tile

How the job runs

Roof Replacement Step by Step

Residential and commercial, every re-roof we take on here runs in the same order, and nothing new goes on until the deck under it has been checked.

Stacks of concrete roof tile loaded along a roof over new underlayment Tile loaded for the covering
The hidden cost

Rotten or soft "decking" found under the old roof is the most common surprise on a re-roof. A sound scope sets unit prices for deck repairs before anyone can see them, so the number does not move once the old roof is off.

  1. Free estimate

    We look at the roof, measure it in "squares" and quote the whole job before we start, with no surprise charges after.

  2. The permit

    The re-roof permit is pulled before anything comes off, so the work is on record from the start.

  3. Tear-off

    In the "tear-off" the old covering and the "underlayment" come off down to the plywood the roof is fastened to.

  4. Deck repairs and inspection

    With the deck bare, soft or rotted boards are replaced and the deck is fastened down, then the work is inspected before it gets covered.

  5. Barrier and flashing

    A sealed secondary water barrier goes over the deck, with new "flashing" at walls, vents and valleys and new "drip edge" along the eaves.

  6. New covering and cleanup

    Shingle, tile or metal goes on, the permit gets its final inspection, and we clean up when the work is done.

The houses

Housing Here and What Sits on It

Half the homes in town went up before 1992 and half after, so the typical roof here has already lived through a lot of summers.

Many have been replaced once already, and many are due. Whether the house is near C. B. Smith Park or across town, we start by reading what is on the roof now, how it was laid and what the frame under it will carry, then talk through shingle, concrete tile or metal for what goes on next.

Switching materials is a real option on a re-roof. Tile is heavier than shingle, and metal sheds rain and heat differently from both, so the choice is made on the house in front of us and quoted before we start.

Weather a Roof Faces Here

Heat comes first: sun and long hot spells bake shingles and the layer under them, so roofs here wear out faster than the calendar suggests, and a replacement is worth planning before it turns into a repair.

98 daysA year at full summer heat
66 in.Of rain in a year

Then the rain, much of it driven sideways by wind. On a roof that takes that much water, the sealed secondary barrier and the flashing details decide whether a storm stays outside, which is why they get as much care as the covering itself.

Beyond the re-roof

A Roofer, a Repair or a Look

Not every call ends in a new roof. These are the other jobs we take on in town, each with its own page.

Who you hire

Choosing a Roofer for the Job

Pick the roofer who quotes the whole job before starting and puts the work nobody can see yet, like deck repairs, in the price. Here 70.8% of occupied homes are lived in by their owners, so the person choosing is usually the one who will live under the new roof.

  • Re-roofs

    Shingle, concrete tile and metal, off to the deck

  • Roof repair

    Leaks, lifted shingles, cracked tile and flashing

  • Roof inspections

    A clear read on how much life is left

  • Commercial roofs

    Low-slope and membrane roofs on businesses

Roofer
Free.Estimates, no obligation
Same day.We answer or call you back
On time.We show up when we say we will
Up front.The whole job quoted before we start

Close by

More Towns Nearby

We work out of Pompano Beach, 20.2 miles up the road, and cover the towns between here and there.

Our service area page lists every town we cover, and the closest towns have their own pages on roof replacement.

Also nearbyMiramar, Weston, Cooper City and Southwest Ranches. A job outside our area is a question for the call.

On the mapOur coverage

Get a Free Estimate on a New Roof

Free, no-obligation estimates on homes all over town.

Call, tell us what is on the roof and roughly how old it is, and we will set a time to come and look and quote the whole job before any work starts.

Call for a Free Estimate

We show up when we say we will and clean up when the work is done. Calls after hours get returned the next working morning.

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