Licensed & Insured · CGC1533024 · CCC1334177

Southwest Florida · Licensed Roof Repair

Roof Repair Across Southwest Florida, Fixed Before It Gets Worse

Leaks, missing shingles, cracked tile, and wind-damaged flashing repaired by factory-certified crews, no subcontractors. We tell you honestly what your roof needs, explain the Florida 25/50 damage rule, and give you a written quote before we start.

Factory-certified for every material we repair

Why Repair Timing Matters

A Small Repair Done Now is a Replacement Avoided Later

In Southwest Florida, roof problems rarely announce themselves. A single lifted shingle after a storm looks minor from the ground, but a hairline crack in a tile barely registers. But Florida’s heat and humidity work fast, and a gap that sits moisture in during rainy season (May through September) can widen the deck and turn a spot repair into a larger job.

The other reason timing matters is the 25/50 rule under Florida’s SB 4-D. On a roof installed after March 2009, if the area of damage or repair crosses 25 percent of the total roof area, current Florida Building Code can require the full roof to be brought up to code. Pre-2009 roofs have different thresholds, our inspection makes this clear for your property.

What Happens if I Leave the Repair Too Long?

Water behind flashing or under lifted tile follows the path of least resistance into the underlayment, then the deck, and eventually the ceiling. By the time interior staining shows, a roof in visible disrepair also flags for deferred maintenance, and repairs get more expensive as damage spreads.

Florida's 25/50 rule, simply explained

What we repair

Every Type of Roof Repair Across Southwest Florida

We carry the materials and certifications for every common repair your Southwest Florida roof might need.

Leak repair and waterproofing

We trace the source, not just the symptom. Leaks often originate around a vent, chimney, skylight, or valley, and we re-flash and seal those points properly. 

Wind and storm damage

Missing shingles, displaced tile, or lifted flashing repaired fast, with storm documentation available if the damage is claim-worthy.

Tile repair and re-setting

Cracked, slipped, or broken concrete and clay tile reset since it looks the same underneath, once the underlayment beneath is damaged the layer stops doing its job.

Shingle repair and replacement

Curling, missing, and impact-damaged shingles replaced with code-compliant, colour-matched material.

Flashing repair and sealing

Lifted, corroded, or improperly installed flashing around chimneys, vents, skylights, and valleys is the most common source of leaks.

Deck and structural repair

Where moisture has reached the deck, we replace the compromised section rather than covering over a failure.

Soffit and fascia repair

Rot, pest damage, and storm impact repair, since leaving the soffit open invites further water intrusion.

Emergency and tarping

Active leak during or after a storm, we tarp the affected area, stop water intrusion, and complete a full assessment once it is safe to work on the roof.

How a repair works

Our Repair Process, Step by Step

Every repair starts with the same step, a free 12-point inspection. We assess the full surface, photograph the damage, test any suspect areas around flashings and penetrations, and give you a written quote before anything is touched. There is no obligation and no pressure.

Once you approve the quote, our own factory-certified crew completes the repair, never a subcontractor. That matters because repair quality depends on the technician making judgment calls in the moment, and a crew that has been to thousands of Florida roofs makes better ones than a day-labour team assembled for the job.

When the repair is finished, we complete a second inspection to confirm the fix is correct, clean the site fully, and provide documentation you can give your insurer if the repair is part of a claim.

Who does the work

"A repair is only permanent when you find the actual source. That means someone standing on the roof who knows what they are looking at, not someone reading a checklist."

Jasmine Devis

Owner | Florida Roofing and Gutters | Licensed CGC1533024 | CCC1334177

Based in Fort Myers. In Southwest Florida for nearly 20 years. Factory-certified for every material we work on.

Repair service by city

Roof Repair in Your City

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Catch it before it crosses the 50% threshold

The Longer You Wait, the More the Repair Grows

Florida’s moisture and heat expand roof damage faster than almost any other climate. A free inspection shows you exactly what you are dealing with.

What our customers say

Trusted by Southwest Florida homeowners

Questions, answered

Roof Repair Questions for Southwest Florida Homeowners

Costs vary with scope, materials, and roof access. The most reliable way to get an accurate number is a free 12-point inspection and written quote before any work starts.

Under Florida's 25/50 rule, if the repaired area crosses 50 percent of the total roof, a full replacement is required regardless of age. Our inspection tells you exactly where your roof sits against that threshold.

It depends on the cause. Storm and wind damage is often covered; general wear typically is not. We document the damage clearly so your claim has the best chance of approval.

We prioritize active leaks and storm damage and can typically tarp an affected area the same day to stop water intrusion while we schedule the full repair.

Yes. We repair shingle, tile, metal, and flat or coated roofs, using materials matched to what is already on your property.

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