Gray concrete flat roof tiles on a hip roof with a mortared ridge, oak shadows and the edge of a screened pool enclosure

Hillsborough County, Florida

Roofing Contractor in Temple Terrace, FL

Temple Terrace was planned in the 1920s with Mediterranean Revival architecture beside the Hillsborough River. Its roofs range from clay-toned tile on old homes to 1980s shingles.

  • Planned in the 1920s
  • Tile and shingle
  • Free inspection
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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
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Temple Terrace

A city founded on an orange grove

Temple Terrace was founded in 1920 on terraced land beside the Hillsborough River and incorporated on May 28, 1925. It is named for the Temple orange, a tangor hybrid, and the company behind it, Temple Terraces, Inc., ran groves that were called the largest orange grove in the world in the 1920s. Its first phase, designed by M. Leo Elliott in 1921, used the Mediterranean Revival style, and its golf and country club hosted the Florida Open in 1925 and 1926.

It is one of only three incorporated places in Hillsborough County, about 8.1 miles from Tampa's center. The 2020 to 2024 American Community Survey counts 12,079 housing units with a median build year of 1982. About 22 percent date from before 1970, 22 percent from the 1970s and 29 percent from the 1980s, and half are owner-occupied.

The city therefore holds both the early Mediterranean-style houses and a large run of 1970s and 1980s suburban homes, so tile and shingle both show up.

Craftsman bungalow with a deep porch and a gray shingle roof on a brick street, shaded by a large live oak hung with Spanish moss

Local notes

What Temple Terrace property owners can expect from us

Tile and shingle

Older houses in the planned districts may carry tile, while the later subdivisions mostly have asphalt shingles.

A city of its own

Because Temple Terrace is incorporated, we check how the city handles roofing permits before we file one for an address inside its limits.

River and oak shade

Homes near the Hillsborough River and under mature trees collect leaf litter and moisture on the roof.

What a Temple Terrace roof deals with

A city with nearly a century of building history has roofs of every age.

  • Tile roofs on older homes whose underlayment has aged more than the tile.
  • Shingle roofs from the 1970s and 1980s at the end of their service lives.
  • Flashing and mortar at chimneys and ridge lines.
  • Algae and debris under tree cover along the river.
  • Decks that need re-nailing or replacement whenever the covering is removed.
Gray concrete flat roof tiles on a hip roof with a mortared ridge, oak shadows and the edge of a screened pool enclosure

Coverage

Where in Temple Terrace we work

  • Temple Crest
  • Temple Terrace Golf and Country Club area
  • Hillsborough River corridor
Single-story ranch house with a new charcoal shingle roof, a trimmed lawn, a live oak and crepe myrtles under a blue sky
$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

What Temple Terrace owners ask us

Do I deal with the city or the county for my permit?

Properties inside Temple Terrace's city limits go through the city, and nearby unincorporated addresses go through Hillsborough County. We confirm the right office for your address.

Can you repair an older tile roof?

Yes. We look at the tile and at the underlayment beneath it, replace cracked or slipped pieces and renew the waterproofing layer wherever it has failed with age.

Do you work in historic-style neighborhoods with design rules?

Share any association or design requirements with us before the estimate, and we will propose materials and colors that fit within them and are likely to be approved.

How do I know whether my roof is tile or concrete?

We identify it at the inspection. Clay and concrete tile look alike from the ground, and the material affects both the repair choices and the weight the deck has to carry.

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Working in Hillsborough County and the places beside it

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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