A sound roof over your Tampa home, before the next storm finds the weak spot.
Leak repairs, hurricane and wind damage, shingle, tile and metal reroofs, and flat roofs, from South Tampa out to Plant City and down to Apollo Beach.
Your call gets answered 24/7, storm or calm. Licensed and insured roofing contractors, and we pull the permit on every reroof.
Book a free roof inspection
Name, phone and ZIP code is all it takes. We call back the same day to choose a time, the inspection is free, and nothing gets signed on the roof.
- Photos of what we find, sent to you
- Written price before anyone starts
- Permit pulled for reroofs
Your details
We call you back the same day to pick a time. Inspections and replacement estimates cost nothing; on a repair, the roofer prices it before work begins.
What Tampa roofs usually need from us
Roof Repair
Blown-off shingles, cracked tiles and lifted flashing fixed and priced before anyone climbs the ladder twice.
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Hurricane Damage Repair
Wind damage documented slope by slope, temporary cover on fast, then a proper repair or reroof.
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Roof Replacement
Tear-off to the deck, re-nailing where the code asks for it, new underlayment and a final inspection.
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Roof Leak Repair
We follow the stain back to where the water really gets in: pipe boots, valleys, wall flashing.
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Tile Roofing
Concrete and clay tile repaired, re-set or replaced, with matched tiles where they can be found.
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Metal Roofing
Standing-seam panels for homeowners who want a roof that shrugs off wind and sun for decades.
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Flat Roof Repair
Porch roofs, Florida rooms and low-slope additions recoated or re-membraned so water runs off.
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Emergency Roofing & Tarps
A tree limb through the roof or a storm-torn slope gets tarped and battened the same day.
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Roof Inspection
A full walk of the roof and the attic, written up with photos for a sale, a claim or peace of mind.
See roof inspection →We also take on commercial roofing, gutter services, roof maintenance.
Florida roofs fail in Florida ways.
Most of the damage we see around the bay is not old age alone. It is a summer of afternoon thunderstorms, salt in the air near the water, sun that cooks shingles to brittle, and then one tropical system that finds the slope that was already tired. The 2024 season showed it plainly: Helene pushed water into the bay, and Milton followed two weeks later with winds that tore at roofs across the region.
So we look at a roof the way the weather will: edges, ridges, flashing and the deck underneath, not just the shingles you can see from the driveway.
- Florida-licensed, insured contractors. Roofing is a state-licensed trade here, and the license number goes on your written proposal.
- Permits handled. City of Tampa jobs go through Construction Services; unincorporated addresses through Hillsborough County Development Services.
- Approved materials. Every shingle, tile, panel and underlayment we install carries a Florida Product Approval.
- Claims, with you. We document the damage and meet your adjuster on the roof. What the policy pays is between you and your insurer.
The phone line
Our call assistant takes every call, day or night, notes the address and the damage, and a person calls back to set the visit.
The inspection
Roof and attic checked, photos sent to you, and no charge whether or not you hire us.
Written price
One price on paper before any work starts, so the number at the end is the number you agreed to.
What happens after you reach out
You call or send the form
Tell us the address and what you have noticed. A drip, a missing shingle, a branch, or just a roof that is getting on in years.
A roofer comes out
Usually within a day or two, sooner after a storm. The roof and attic get checked and photographed.
You get it in writing
What is wrong, what we would do and what it costs, with the photos attached so you can compare quotes.
The work, then the inspection
We pull the permit when one is needed, do the job, and leave the site clean. Reroofs end with the final inspection.
Questions we hear every week
Short answers here. The full roofing FAQ covers lifespans, warranties, permits and more.
Do you work with my insurance company after a storm?
Yes. We photograph and measure the damage, give you a written scope, and can meet the adjuster at the property. Coverage decisions and your deductible are set by your policy, not by us.
Can a few missing shingles wait?
Not for long in this climate. The next afternoon storm can push water under the gap and into the deck. A small repair now is far cheaper than drywall and decking later.
Do you repair tile roofs or only replace them?
Both. Cracked or slipped tiles can usually be replaced one by one. If the underlayment beneath the tiles has worn out, we will show you photos and explain the options.
Does a new roof need a permit in Tampa?
Yes. A reroof needs a building permit and a final inspection. We pull it through the City of Tampa or Hillsborough County, depending on where the home is.
Know the numbers before anyone climbs up
Roof Repair Cost in Tampa
What drives the price of a repair, and what a small fix versus a big one looks like.
Roof Replacement Cost in Tampa
Shingle, tile and metal reroofs compared, plus where the My Safe Florida Home grant fits.
Metal Roofing Cost in Tampa
Standing seam against shingles over the life of the roof, not just on day one.
Signs You Need a New Roof
The clues that a roof is near the end, from granules in the gutter to soft spots underfoot.
Tampa, and the whole county around it
From Seminole Heights bungalows and South Tampa two-stories to new subdivisions in Riverview and farmhouses outside Plant City, the roofs change a lot within one county. Pick a town to see what we watch for there.
- Riverview
- Lutz
- Carrollwood
- Town 'n' Country
- Valrico
- Seffner
- Westchase
- Citrus Park
- Ruskin
- Land O' Lakes
A local booking desk with real roofers behind it
Hillsborough Roof Co. is a Tampa roofing company built around one idea: a homeowner with a wet ceiling should not have to leave five voicemails. Calls are picked up, the visit gets booked, and a licensed, insured roofing crew does the work.
Help paying for it
Florida's My Safe Florida Home program offers matching grants of up to $10,000 toward hurricane mitigation, roof reinforcement included, for qualifying owner-occupied homes. The financing page explains who qualifies and how payment plans work.