What Roofing Materials Do You Install?
We install asphalt shingle roofing, standing seam and exposed fastener metal roofing, and tile roofing. As a GAF certified contractor, our shingle systems can qualify for the GAF Silver Pledge and an unlimited wind warranty with no hurricane exclusions.
Asphalt shingle
Shingle roofing is the most common choice in Tampa Bay because of its lower upfront cost and wide range of styles and colors. As a GAF certified contractor, we can offer strong warranty coverage on qualifying shingle systems.
Standing seam and exposed fastener metal
Metal roofing holds up well against Florida heat and wind, and we install both standing seam and exposed fastener systems depending on your home's style and your budget.
Tile
Tile is common in many Tampa Bay neighborhoods and offers a long lifespan and a distinct look. It is a heavier system, so proper installation and structural consideration matter.
Choosing the right material for your home
The right material depends on your budget, how long you plan to stay in the home, your HOA requirements if any, and how the existing structure was built. We walk through these tradeoffs with you as part of the inspection process rather than pushing one material for everyone.

Metal vs. Tile vs. Shingle: Best Roof for Florida (2026)
A straight comparison of metal, tile and asphalt shingle roofing in Florida, cost per square foot, lifespan, wind rating, salt-air performance and which one actually fits your house.
Still Have Questions About Your Roof?
Get a clear picture of your roof's condition, options and next steps with your Roof Pack(Edge) Report.
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