Service area
Areas we serve across Miami and Miami-Dade County
We cover the 305 and 786. Pick your neighborhood to see what roofing looks like there, because a Coral Gables tile roof and a Brickell flat roof are not the same job. All of Miami-Dade sits in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone, so permits and approved products apply everywhere, but the work still changes by neighborhood. Coral Gables has its own Board of Architects review. Miami Beach and Key Biscayne fight salt. Brickell, Aventura and the Doral warehouse corridor are mostly flat membrane roofs. Homestead has the highest design wind speeds in the county.
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Coral Gables
Serving Coral Gables, from Miracle Mile out to Old Cutler and the Biltmore area.
See Coral Gables →Coconut Grove
Serving Coconut Grove, from the village centre on Main Highway down to the bayfront.
See Coconut Grove →Brickell
Serving Brickell, the financial district and the blocks along Brickell Avenue.
See Brickell →Miami Beach
Serving South Beach, Mid-Beach and North Beach across the barrier island.
See Miami Beach →Kendall
Serving Kendall, Pinecrest edges and the neighborhoods along Kendall Drive and US-1.
See Kendall →Doral
Serving Doral, the warehouse corridor beside Miami International Airport and the residential communities around it.
See Doral →Hialeah
Serving Hialeah and Hialeah Gardens, from Okeechobee Road across to Palm Springs North.
See Hialeah →Homestead
Serving Homestead, Florida City and the agricultural areas south of the turnpike.
See Homestead →Aventura
Serving Aventura and the intracoastal corridor along Biscayne Boulevard.
See Aventura →Pinecrest
Serving Pinecrest and Palmetto Bay, along Old Cutler Road and the US-1 corridor.
See Pinecrest →Key Biscayne
Serving Key Biscayne and the village across the island.
See Key Biscayne →North Miami
Serving North Miami and the neighborhoods around Biscayne Boulevard.
See North Miami →North Miami Beach
Serving North Miami Beach, from the Snake Creek Canal down to the Intracoastal.
See North Miami Beach →