Roofs built to stand up to the next big storm.

A properly installed metal roof is one of the most wind-resistant systems you can put on a home. We install to Miami-Dade HVHZ standards with components rated for high-velocity hurricane zones — that means tested fastening, uplift resistance, and approved underlayment, the same standards that exist because of what Andrew did to South Dade in 1992.

Absolutely — large-lot homes, ranch houses, and agricultural structures are a big part of what we do out here. We re-roof sprawling single-story homes and install durable metal over barns, nurseries, and farm outbuildings across the Redland and Homestead's agricultural areas.

For most homes down here, yes. Metal costs more up front but lasts far longer in our sun, salt, and storm exposure, resists wind uplift better, and reflects heat to help with cooling bills. Over the life of the roof it's usually the better value — and we'll give you honest numbers so you can decide.

Yes. We pull all required Miami-Dade permits and schedule the inspections. Roofing in the HVHZ has strict requirements and Notice of Acceptance (NOA) documentation — we handle that paperwork so you don't have to deal with the county.

Fast. We answer the phone, triage active leaks right away, and dispatch for emergencies. If a storm just came through, call (305) 767-7681 and we'll get you on the schedule.