Tampa Roofers for Leaks, Storms and New Roofs
Hillsborough County · Nearby Polk
Hurricane season runs through November, and Florida insurers start asking about roofs past 15 years. Call us and we’ll get a licensed roofer out to see where yours stands.
What’s your roof doing right now?
Roofing Services Tampa handles roof repair, roof replacement, storm damage and inspections for homeowners in Tampa, Riverview, Brandon, Plant City and the rest of Hillsborough County, plus south Lakeland and Mulberry in Polk County. Tell us what you’re seeing, and we’ll get a licensed, insured roofer out to look, whether the job turns out to be a repair, a full re-roof, a new roof on an addition or the inspection your insurer is asking for.
From your call to a finished roof
A leak, storm damage or a roof that’s due: tell Roofing Services Tampa what’s going on anywhere in Hillsborough County and nearby Polk County, and we’ll stay with you from the first call until the job is done.
Call and tell us what’s going on
A drip over the bedroom, shingles in the yard, a letter from the insurer: tell us what the roof is doing and where the house is.
We get a licensed roofer out
A licensed, insured roofer who works your part of the county looks at the roof, or calls back first to set a time.
You see a written price
You’ll have the price in writing before any work starts, and you only pay for work you agreed to.
Your roof gets fixed
The leak stops, the storm damage gets put right, or the new roof goes on. Then it’s done.
What does your roof need?
- Roof Repair Flashing, pipe boots, lifted shingles, slipped tile, flat sections.
- Roof Replacement Tear-off, deck check, code upgrades, two permit inspections.
- Roof Installation Additions, porch roofs, new builds, switching to metal or tile.
- Emergency Roof Repair Raining inside: the first hour, and a tarp on safely.
- Storm Damage Wind and hail damage, documented the way an adjuster wants it.
- Roof Inspection Roofer inspections, 4-points, wind mit and roof certifications.
- Moss & Algae Removal Low-pressure cleaning that leaves the granules in place.
Shingle, tile, metal or flat: which roof is yours?
Asphalt shingles, concrete and clay tile, metal panels and flat or low-slope sections each fail in their own way, so the first thing a roofer wants to know is which one you have. A lot of calls start with a letter from the insurance company rather than a drip from the ceiling. Either way, the first two questions are the same: what is the roof doing, and when did it last get a full re-roof permit?
Find your town on the areas page, or just call and tell us the address.
What wears out a Tampa roof
Heat and UV slowly cook asphalt shingles until they shed granules and curl. Wind-driven rain from summer storms finds lifted shingles, worn pipe boots and tired flashing. Every few years a named storm tests the whole roof, and roofs built to older code don’t always pass. Then the insurer asks how old it is. Whichever one brought you here, call and we’ll get a roofer up there to see what it needs.
Get the after-storm stepsStraight answers on Tampa roofs
- What a new roof costs in TampaSquares, layers, decking and material: what moves the number.
- Metal roof vs shinglesWind, heat, salt air and price.
- Roof insurance claimsWhat the claim needs from the roof visit.
- Repair or replace?How the roof’s age and the code decide it.
Find your town and call
Tampa and the rest of Hillsborough County, plus south Lakeland and Mulberry. Don’t see your ZIP? Call anyway and we’ll check your address.
Tampa
The city, plus unincorporated neighborhoods with Tampa mailing addresses such as Town ’n’ Country, Carrollwood and Palm River.
East county
Brandon out through Valrico, Seffner, Dover and Plant City, with Thonotosassa to the north.
South county
Riverview south along US 41 and I-75 to Ruskin, Sun City Center and Wimauma.
Quick answers about Tampa roofs
How much does a new roof cost in Tampa?
Two houses on the same street can be thousands apart. Roof area in squares, steepness, the number of old layers, rotten sheets found under them and the material all move the price. Your roofer prices it from the roof itself, and you’ll have the number in writing before any work starts.
Do I need a permit to repair my roof?
For anything bigger than a small patch, plan on one, and a full re-roof always needs one. Your roofer pulls the permit and books the inspections, so all you need to tell us is where the house is.
Will my insurance pay for a new roof?
Insurance pays for sudden damage it covers, like wind from a storm, minus your deductible. An old roof wearing out on its own is a maintenance cost. Your roofer writes up what the storm did on the visit, which is what a claim needs.
How long does a shingle roof last in Tampa?
Usually less time than the warranty suggests. Florida heat, sun and storms age shingles faster than milder climates do. The permit record shows the year the roof actually went on, and that date is what insurers go by.