Roof repair
Cracked or slipped tiles, lifted shingles, failed flashing and other localized damage.
Start a roof repair request
Your Roof Deserves the Right Team.
Explore roofing service options and connect with a roofing professional for repairs, replacement, inspections, and more across participating South Florida service areas.
Contractor availability depends on your location and project requirements. South Florida Roofing is not itself a roofing contractor.
Roofing services you can request
Pick the closest match. Each one starts the request with that service selected, and you can change it on the first step.
Roof replacement
A full re-roof: tear-off, new underlayment and a new tile, shingle, metal or flat system.
Start a roof replacement request
Roof inspections
A condition check before you buy, sell, renew insurance or plan maintenance.
Start a roof inspections request
Tile roofing
Clay and concrete tile: cracked tiles, underlayment, re-setting and full re-roofs.
Start a tile roofing request
Shingle and metal roofing
Asphalt shingle repairs and replacements, and standing-seam or panel metal roofs.
Start a shingle and metal roofing request
Flat and commercial roofing
Low-slope roofs on homes, condominiums and commercial buildings, including membranes and coatings.
Start a flat and commercial roofing requestHow it works
Three steps, start to finish. Whether a contractor can help depends on actual partner participation and coverage in your area. The form tells you before you submit.
Tell us about your roofing project
Answer a few short questions: the service, your property and roof type, timing and ZIP code. It takes about two minutes.
We identify participating professionals who may serve your area
Before you submit, the form shows which participating contractors, if any, serve your ZIP code and handle your type of project.
You can connect with an appropriate contractor
If a participating contractor can take on the work, they may contact you to discuss next steps. You decide whether to go ahead.
Why homeowners use the platform
- A straightforward way to describe the project
- Plain questions in the order a roofer would ask them, so you don't need to know the trade vocabulary to explain what's wrong.
- One short inquiry instead of a dozen calls
- Describe the job once. You won't be added to a list that's sold to whoever pays.
- Clear about who gets your details
- The form names the participating contractors for your ZIP code before you submit. If there are none, it says so, and your information stays with us.
- Service categories that match how roofs actually fail
- Repair, replacement, inspection, storm damage and leak investigation, across tile, shingle, metal and flat roofs, so the request reaches someone who does that work.
Service areas in South Florida
Requests are accepted across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties. Each city page covers local roofing details worth knowing, like permits, HOA review and historic districts. Contractor availability is confirmed by ZIP code when you make a request.
South Florida roofs, for reference
Common roof systems in the region. These are illustrative stock photographs, not projects completed by South Florida Roofing or any participating contractor.
Illustrative photoClay barrel tile
Barrel tile on stepped rooflines, typical of Mediterranean Revival homes in South Florida.
Photo: Alex Otto on Unsplash
Illustrative photoConcrete tile
Hipped concrete-tile roofs across a planned community, a common pattern west of I-95.
Photo: Ameer Basheer on Unsplash
Illustrative photoTile
A two-story stucco home with a low-pitch tile roof and deep eaves.
Photo: ubeyonroad on Unsplash
Illustrative photoTile
A white stucco home with a low tile roofline among palms.
Photo: Zach Miller on Unsplash
Illustrative photoAsphalt shingle
Granule loss and weathering on asphalt shingles, a common sign a roof is aging.
Photo: Bernd Dittrich on Unsplash
Illustrative photoLow-slope membrane
A commercial low-slope roof with mechanical equipment, where most penetrations and leaks occur.
Photo: Nicholas Ismael Martinez on Unsplash
Questions homeowners ask
Something not covered here? The Privacy Policy explains exactly how request details are used and shared.
How does the platform work?
You describe your roofing project in a short form. PangeaUp, which operates South Florida Roofing, reviews the request and checks whether a participating roofing contractor serves your area and handles that type of work. If one does, the request can be passed to that contractor, who may contact you to discuss next steps. South Florida Roofing is not itself a roofing contractor and does not perform roofing work.
Does submitting an inquiry cost anything?
No. Submitting a request is free and does not commit you to anything. Any estimate, price or contract is between you and the contractor you choose to work with.
Which roofing services can I request?
Roof repair, roof replacement, roof inspections, storm damage assessment and leak investigation, across tile, shingle, metal and flat roofs. Commercial roofing requests use a separate commercial path within the same form.
Which areas do you serve?
Requests are accepted for properties across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties, from Jupiter and West Palm Beach to Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Homestead. Whether a participating contractor is available depends on your ZIP code. The form tells you before you submit.
Will a contractor contact me?
If a participating contractor serves your ZIP code and handles your type of project, your request may be passed to them and they may contact you. If no contractor is available, we will tell you and will not share your information.
Is an estimate guaranteed?
No. Submitting a request does not guarantee an estimate, a price, a visit or that a contractor will take on the work. Availability depends on actual contractor participation, coverage and capacity.
Can I choose a contractor?
Yes. The form shows which participating contractors serve your ZIP code before you submit, and you are never obligated to hire anyone. You are always free to get other quotes. Before hiring any roofer in Florida, you can verify their license with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (myfloridalicense.com).
What should I do if my roof is actively leaking?
Put your safety first. Stay off the roof, keep away from wet ceilings that are sagging, and switch off electricity to affected areas if water is near fixtures or outlets. If there is immediate danger, call 911. This form is not an emergency dispatch service and does not guarantee a fast response.
How is my contact information shared?
Only with the participating contractor (or contractors) named on the form before you submit, and only for your roofing request. We do not sell your information. Optional email updates and text-message contact each need their own separate consent, and both are off unless you turn them on. The Privacy Policy has the details.
Let's Find the Right Next Step for Your Roof.
Tell us what your property needs and check whether a participating roofing professional serves your area.