A Florida roof replacement is a code job, not just a materials job. Deck re-nailing, secondary water barrier, updated flashing, correct fastener patterns and proper ventilation are what actually determine how the roof performs in a hurricane — and what an inspector and an insurance underwriter look for.
Architectural shingle is the most common and most affordable. Metal costs more up front and lasts substantially longer, and standing seam handles wind and salt air well on coastal homes. Tile suits Mediterranean and Spanish-style homes and lasts decades when the underlayment is maintained. We walk through the trade-offs for your specific roof rather than pushing one system.
Most single-family shingle replacements are completed in a few working days once materials are on site and the permit is issued. Tile and metal take longer.
Yes. We handle permitting and coordinate the required inspections with your local building department.
Manufacturer material coverage varies by system, and O’Brien Contracting backs its own installation with a lifetime workmanship guarantee.
O'Brien Contracting — Florida roofing contractor, license CCC1335947. Call (239) 919-4485.