What a roof really costs
in Florida.
Real ranges from 4,386 Florida roofs. No "call for a quote" games. If you don't need a new roof, we'll tell you.
$350–$1,500
$8,500–$21,000
Based on Stronghold quotes on real Florida homes — base scope, upgrades priced separately.
1 Flat / low-slope ranges reflect published Florida market data (HomeAdvisor / Angi 2025 cost guides) and will vary with pitch, layers, decking condition, and material grade. Your written Stronghold estimate is the only number that counts.
Why our number
isn't the lowest — on purpose.
A cheaper quote almost always means something got left out. Whatever's missing is usually what keeps the roof dry twenty years from now. Here's what a $4–6k gap typically buys in Florida — match the scope line by line before you compare the bottom line.
We're not the cheapest roofer in Florida and we don't try to be. We're the one that's still answering the phone — the same number, the same license — when you need us in year twelve.
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Waiting on a failing roof turns a $400 repair into a $30,000 interior. Drag the slider to see your real monthly number — terms up to 84 months, no prepayment penalty.
Term length
Estimate based on 8.99% APR for illustration. Actual rate and terms depend on credit and lender. No prepayment penalty.
Your new roof, per month
for 60 months on a $19,000 roof
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12–84 month terms
Stretch it or crush it — your call. No prepayment penalty, ever.
Works with claims
Bridge a deductible or out-of-pocket portion while your claim processes.
Arm yourself
before anyone quotes you.
Take this list to every estimate — including ours. A good roofer answers all seven in writing without flinching. A bad one gets vague around number four.
7 questions to ask any roofer who quotes you
- 1
Can I see your Florida license number and insurance certificate?
Ours is CCC1331698. A real contractor hands this over without blinking.
- 2
Who is actually installing my roof — your employees or a sub?
If it's a sub, ask who's responsible when there's a leak in year three.
- 3
Will you pull the permit, and will I get the final inspection report?
No permit means no inspection, no wind-mitigation credit, and problems when you sell.
- 4
Is the warranty from the manufacturer or just from you?
A manufacturer-backed warranty survives even if the roofer doesn't.
- 5
What exactly is in the scope — underlayment, drip edge, ventilation, decking?
A low number is usually a short list. Compare line by line, not bottom line.
- 6
What happens if you find rotten decking — what's the per-sheet price, in writing?
This is where 'surprise' change orders live. Get the number before tear-off.
- 7
How many roofs have you done in my county, and can I call two of them?
References within 10 miles beat any five-star badge.
- ☐Ask us all seven. We'll answer every one in writing.
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