Florida · Palm Beach & Broward County
Roofing in South Florida, from a GAF Master Elite contractor.
17 years in roofing, now serving Palm Beach and Broward County. Shingle, tile and metal roofs built to the Florida Building Code, with one point of contact from inspection to cleanup.
- 17 years in roofing
- GAF Master Elite
- FL Lic. CRC1334303
Services
Roofing for South Florida homes.
Shingle, tile and metal roofs, installed to the Florida Building Code and the product approvals your county requires. Every project starts with an inspection and a written report.
Service area
Palm Beach and Broward County.
We work throughout Palm Beach and Broward County [Sergie to confirm exact area], including:
Florida rules
Built to code, permitted and inspected.
Florida has some of the strictest roofing rules in the country, for good reason. What that means for your project:
- Florida Building Code: roofs are designed for local wind speeds, with specific requirements for underlayment, fastening and edge details.
- Product approvals: roofing products need Florida Product Approval. In Broward County (the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone) stricter approvals and installation methods apply.
- Permits and inspections: we pull the permit and schedule the inspections your city or county requires, including in-progress inspections where needed.
- Licensed: Florida roofing contractor license CRC1334303.
Insurance
We're roofers, not adjusters.
If your roof was damaged in a storm, we inspect it and give you a written report with photos and an estimate for the repair. You can share that report with your insurance company. Your insurer and its adjuster decide what is covered; we don't negotiate claims on your behalf.
That keeps things clear for you, and it's how Florida law intends it.
How it works
From first look to final cleanup.
- 01
Roof inspection
Deck, underlayment, flashing and tiles or shingles, documented with photos.
- 02
Written report
What we found, what it needs and the options. Share it with your insurer or keep it for your records; your insurer makes its own decisions.
- 03
Permits & materials
Florida Building Code and local permits handled. Product approvals checked for your county.
- 04
Installation
One crew lead runs your job, with inspections scheduled as your city requires.
- 05
Cleanup & warranty
Final inspection, cleanup and GAF warranty registration where it applies.
From our Minnesota customers
Same owner, same standards.
4.7 from 74 Google reviews · All reviews
We're new to South Florida, so these reviews come from homeowners we've worked for in Minnesota. Same owner, same standards.
“Unlike some contractors, Sergie provides pressure-free consultations and estimates. His team worked fast with little disruption to our lives… The work was immediately approved by the building inspector.”
“Scheduled quickly and done as promised within a day. They even provided photos of the project to prove they laid the correct items under the shingles.”
“I must admit I was apprehensive but Sergie took the time to educate me on the process… I was always kept informed and updated on status. From material delivery to tear-off and reshingling everything went according to plan.”
FAQ
Questions homeowners ask.
Is Rooster Exteriors licensed in Florida?
Yes. Rooster Exteriors holds Florida roofing contractor license CRC1334303. You can verify it on the Florida DBPR website.
You are from Minnesota. Why should I trust you with a Florida roof?
Rooster Exteriors has been installing roofs for 17 years and is a GAF Master Elite contractor, a status GAF reviews regularly. In Florida we follow the Florida Building Code and local product approvals, and we're licensed here. The owner, Sergie, stays your point of contact.
What types of roofs do you install in Florida?
Architectural shingle, concrete and clay tile, and metal roofs [Sergie to confirm flat roofs]. See tile and metal roofs for a comparison.
Do you help with insurance claims?
We provide a written inspection report with photos and an itemized estimate, which you can share with your insurer. We do not act as a public adjuster or negotiate your claim.
Tell us about your roof.
Send a few photos or call. We reply within one business day.