Roof installation in North Miami, Florida

A roof on a new building, an addition or a change of material starts on the drawings: the slope, the deck, the products and the wind design come before the first sheet goes up.

  • New builds and additions
  • Changes of material
  • Approved assemblies
The roof of a new house under construction with wooden trusses and a plywood deck partly covered in gray underlayment, an illustrative AI image
Illustrative AI image, not a photo of our work.

Starting a roof from the drawings

A roof installation begins with what the roof has to do and how it sits on the building: the slope, the deck, the overhangs and what the wind will do at the edges.

Miami-Dade's roofing application sorts roof systems into categories: low slope, asphaltic shingles, mortar or adhesive set tile, mechanically fastened tile, wood shingles and shakes, and metal panels or shingles. Each one asks for its own sections of the form.

Changing from one material to another, shingle to tile for example, changes the load on the structure and the attachment design, so it is settled before anything is quoted.

  • A new house or an addition
  • A roof changing from one material to another
  • A porch, garage or carport roof
  • A flat roof over an extension
Asphalt shingles laid in even courses toward a ridge cap, with palms in soft focus behind, an illustrative AI image
Illustrative AI image, not a photo of our work.

What you get with Roof installation

  • Planned from the drawings

    Slope, deck and wind design are settled first, so the roof is chosen for the building and not the other way round.

  • An approved assembly

    Each layer is drawn from a system that carries a Miami-Dade product approval.

  • Installed as specified

    The fasteners, the laps and the edge details follow the approval that was submitted.

The roof categories on the county's form

The roofing application for the hurricane zone names the category of the roof before anything else.

  • Low slope
  • Asphaltic shingles
  • Mortar or adhesive set tile
  • Mechanically fastened tile
  • Wood shingles and shakes
  • Metal panel or shingles

What helps us when you call

None of it is required for a first conversation, and all of it speeds the second.

  • Plans or a sketch of the building
  • The material you have in mind, if any
  • Any association or city rules you know of
  • Photos of the existing roof, if there is one

Roof installation questions

Can I change my roof from shingle to tile?

Sometimes. Tile is heavier, so the structure has to carry it, and the attachment is calculated for the wind design at your address. That is checked before a quote, not after.

Do you install on new construction?

Yes, roofs on new buildings and additions are part of the work. Bring the plans if you have them, or describe the building when you call.

Who handles the permit?

Ask every roofer this before you sign. The permit packet carries the product approvals and calculations, and whoever pulls it carries the responsibility, so it should be clear from the start.

Building or adding on?

Tell us what you noticed and leave your number. We call you back to set a time.

Prefer the phone?(305) 390-2523

Optional, but it helps us prepare.

Call nowRequest