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Tampa, Florida

Roofing Services in Tampa, Florida

Tampa roofs range from shingles on 1980s subdivision ranches to tile on newer stucco homes and membrane on low-slope commercial buildings. Pick the service that matches yours.

  • Shingle, tile, metal and flat
  • City and county permits
  • License CCC1337306
State certifiedCCC1337306 · CBC1266379
Tampa, FLHillsborough County roofing
$0 down financingThe monthly payment for a 15-year home improvement installment loan of $10,000 with an APR of 10.99% would be $113. No down payment required. Not all loan products will be available to all partners or all consumers.Subject to lender approval
Permit paperwork doneFiled by our office
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At a glance

Roof systems for a bay-front city and its suburbs

The 2020 to 2024 American Community Survey puts the median Tampa home at 1985, and about 45 percent of the city's 182,425 housing units were built by 1979. That mix means a lot of shingle roofs that have already been replaced once, bungalows with older decking and newer tile roofs in the outlying neighborhoods.

This section sorts our work by what you want done. The roofing itself is carried out under certified roofing contractor license CCC1337306, and the carpentry below it under certified building contractor license CBC1266379, so one company handles everything from the first photograph to the final inspection.

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Why us

What USA Roofing puts into the job

Approved products

Hillsborough County is outside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, so every product goes on the permit with a Florida Product Approval or an equivalent Miami-Dade approval.

Common roof types

Architectural shingle, concrete and clay tile, standing seam and screw-down metal, and membranes for the low-slope parts of a building.

Structure included

Soft sheathing and rotted fascia are repaired under our building license, so a second contractor is not needed.

Permits prepared

We put together the application, the approvals and the inspection bookings for the office that covers your address.

Start from the symptom

Most people call about something they have seen, such as a brown stain on a ceiling, shingles in the yard after a storm or a letter from an insurer. Starting from that keeps the question honest, since patching a spot and replacing a roof are separate decisions.

  • A leak that appears after bad weather usually means a repair visit.
  • A roof near the end of its life, or one an insurer questions, points toward replacement.
  • A roof that looks fine but is old, or sits in deep shade, is a candidate for a maintenance inspection.
  • Gutters that overflow and fascia that stains point to the drainage rather than the roof surface.
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How a Tampa-area re-roof is permitted

A re-roof is a permitted job, and which office handles it depends on the address. Inside the City of Tampa, a tear-off and re-roof over 500 square feet goes through the city's trade permit. Unincorporated Hillsborough County addresses use the county portal, and Temple Terrace issues its own.

  • Each product and its approval number go on the application before work starts.
  • On a roof put on before the 2007 code, replacing more than 25 percent of it in a year can bring the whole roof up to current code, under Hillsborough County's rule.
  • Older decks can need re-nailing, and a secondary water barrier may be called for under the code now in force.
  • Inspections are booked stage by stage, and we hold the record for you.
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$0down payment

Roof financing

A new roof without a big first payment

Approved applicants can finance the work with no money down, and the lender sets out its terms in writing before you sign anything.

  • No money down for approved applicants
  • Lender terms in writing
  • Estimate first, loan second

Questions

Roofing Services: questions we hear

Do you roof condominium and townhome buildings, not just houses?

Yes. Attached buildings often carry a low-slope or tile roof over shared structure, so we set up access and staging with the property manager and write a scope that a board can read, discuss and approve.

Is a permit needed for a small repair?

It depends on the size of the work. The City of Tampa exempts re-roofs of 500 square feet or less, while replacing a larger roof covering needs a permit. We tell you which applies before we begin.

Which roof material lasts longest in Tampa?

It depends on the house and its surroundings. Tile and metal are the long-lived coverings, but the underlayment, fasteners and flashing beneath or around them still age. We compare the options against your property instead of naming one winner.

Can you review another contractor's proposal?

Yes. Send the written scope and we inspect the roof, then compare the two proposals line by line, so you see two prices for the same work rather than two different jobs.

Reviews

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Service area

Roofing around Tampa

We work in Tampa and the neighborhoods within about ten miles of it. Choose yours for local roof notes, or call if you do not see your street.

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Tell us about your Tampa roof

Give us the address and a sentence or two about what you see. We call back to set a time to inspect, and the written estimate follows the visit. Financing is shown next to it only if you ask.

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