How Much Does a New Roof Cost in Florida?
Hurricane Heroes is South Florida roofing solutions a South Florida-based home improvement brand specializing in roofing, impact windows, and solar energy installations through its divisions Hurricane Heroes Roofing & Impact Windows and Solar Heroes. It provides storm protection and clean energy solutions across Boca Raton, Hollywood, and surrounding South Florida areas.
Hurricane Heroes Roofing, Solar, And Impact Windows
1700 N Dixie Hwy Ste 120
Boca Raton, FL 33432-1807
(954) 800-0570
If you’re a Florida homeowner planning to replace your roof, you’re probably wondering what it’s going to cost. With fluctuating material prices, labor challenges, and strict building codes, roofing in Florida has its own pricing landscape. What you pay in Miami Gardens could differ significantly from a home in Wellington.
This guide from Hurricane Heroes breaks down what goes into the cost of a new roof in Florida — and how to budget smartly for long-term protection.
1. Average Cost Range
On average, Florida homeowners can expect to pay:
- $10,000–$15,000 for asphalt shingles on a 2,000 sq. ft. home
- $18,000–$30,000 for tile roofs (clay or concrete)
- $20,000–$40,000+ for standing seam metal systems
These estimates include tear-off, underlayment, materials, labor, permitting, and cleanup. Final costs vary widely by material choice, slope complexity, roof size, and wind zone.
2. Roof Size & Complexity
Roofing is priced per “square” — a 10x10-foot area or 100 sq. ft. A typical single-story Florida home ranges from 15 to 30 squares. The more hips, valleys, chimneys, or skylights your roof has, the more labor and flashing material will be needed — increasing cost.
Homes in North Lauderdale, Parkland, or Bal Harbour with multi-level structures or complex architecture often fall at the higher end of the pricing scale due to steep slopes and extra installation time.
3. Choice of Material
Material type is one of the biggest cost factors. Here’s a quick comparison:
In coastal areas like Golden Beach, Lake Worth, and Key Biscayne, we often recommend metal or tile for their superior wind and salt resistance.
4. Underlayment, Fasteners & Florida Building Code Requirements
Florida has some of the toughest roofing codes in the U.S., especially in High Velocity Hurricane Zones (HVHZ). Materials must meet specific uplift ratings, fastener types (e.g., ring shank nails), and layering standards like secondary water barriers.
This means more labor, inspections, and better-quality products — which adds to the cost but increases safety and longevity.
5. Permits and Local Regulations
Every city has its own permit requirements. Permit fees in places like Fort Lauderdale or Miami Beach may be higher and include roofing wind mitigation compliance.
At Hurricane Heroes, we include permit management and inspection coordination as part of your estimate — no hidden costs or paperwork stress.
6. Labor Availability & Market Timing
After a major storm, demand for roofers spikes — and prices can follow. Labor shortages also affect costs. During peak season (summer and fall), you may see bids 10–20% higher.
That’s why we advise homeowners in Boynton Beach, Cutler Bay, and Coral Springs to schedule roof replacements before hurricane season — when demand is lower, timelines are faster, and prices are more predictable.
7. Tear-Off vs. Overlay
Florida code typically requires a complete tear-off (removal of old roofing) before new material is installed. This adds cost but ensures structural integrity and long-term performance. In rare cases, an overlay may be approved, but it’s not advisable in most HVHZ areas.
8. Warranty Coverage
With Hurricane Heroes, your new roof includes a manufacturer warranty (10–50 years depending on material) and a labor/workmanship warranty. Premium systems like metal and synthetic may carry extended warranties — a great value if you plan to stay in your home long-term.
9. Insurance Impact & Financing Options
A new roof can lower your insurance premiums — especially when combined with a wind mitigation inspection and features like:
- Enhanced nailing patterns
- Roof-to-wall connections (clips or straps)
- Secondary water barrier
Many of our clients in Hialeah Gardens, South Miami, and Wilton Manors save hundreds annually after upgrading to a modern, code-compliant roof. We also offer 0% interest financing and low monthly payment plans for qualified homeowners.
We Serve All of South Florida
From the coast to the inland suburbs, we install high-quality roofing systems commercial and residential roofing across:
- Miami-Dade County: North Miami Beach, Opa-locka, Palmetto Bay, Miami Springs
- Broward County: Plantation, Dania Beach, Weston, Tamarac
- Palm Beach County: Boca Raton, Palm Beach Gardens, Loxahatchee Groves, Delray Beach
Let Hurricane Heroes Price It Right for You
Roof replacement costs in Florida can be complex — but they don’t have to be confusing. At Hurricane Heroes, we deliver transparent, itemized estimates and help you understand exactly what you’re paying for — with no pressure and no surprises.
Call (954) 800-0570 to schedule your free inspection and quote. We’ll show you material options, cost breakdowns, and payment plans designed for your home and budget — whether you’re in Boca Raton or Miami Lakes.