Roof replacement built for the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone
A South Florida roof is a code-governed assembly: deck nailing, a secondary water barrier, underlayment, and a covering with a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance. We build it that way, and the inspector signs off at each stage.
Roofing in Miami-Dade and Broward is inspected more than any other trade: a tin-cap or dry-in inspection, an in-progress inspection, and a final. Every one of those is ours to schedule and pass. Your part is choosing the roof.
What we install
- Concrete and clay tile, foam-set or screw-down to the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone spec. Tile roofing
- Standing-seam metal for homes that want the longest service life. Metal roofing
- Architectural shingle, the most common replacement and the fastest to turn around. Shingle roofing
- Flat and low-slope sections in TPO or modified bitumen, for additions, porches and commercial buildings. Flat roofing
Insurance and the roof
A new roof with a wind-mitigation inspection can earn one of the biggest discounts on a Florida homeowner's policy. We provide the documentation your insurer asks for at completion. If storm damage is behind the replacement, we document that for your claim first.
Re-roof permit, Notice of Commencement and every inspection handled by PSR Roofing.
How a roof replacement runs
The same six steps on every PSR roof. Permit and inspections handled by us.
- 1Free roof inspectionWe get up on the roof, photograph what we find and walk you through it.
- 2Written estimateMaterial options, price and schedule in writing. Storm damage? We document it for your insurer.
- 3Permit pulledWe file the re-roof permit with your city or county and book the crew.
- 4Tear-off & dry-inOld roof off, damaged decking replaced, underlayment down and inspected.
- 5New roof installedTile, metal, shingle or flat, installed to Florida Building Code wind requirements.
- 6Final inspection & cleanupFinal inspection passed, yard swept for nails, every piece of debris hauled away.
Roof replacement questions
How long does a roof replacement take?
Most homes take one to three days on the roof once the crew starts; large and tile roofs take longer. Permit review before that varies by city.
Do you handle the roofing permit?
Yes, and every inspection that comes with it. We also file the Notice of Commencement when the job value requires one.
Which roof is right for my house?
It depends on the structure, your HOA and your budget. Tile and metal last the longest; shingle costs the least up front. We walk you through the options at the inspection.
Ready to price your roof replacement?
Book a free roof inspection and get a written estimate. We answer the phone.