Metal
Standing-seam metal is clean, modern and built for wind. It reflects heat and sheds heavy rain fast.
- Look
- Modern, coastal
- Lifespan
- Longest
- Wind
- Excellent
- Budget
- $$$
Roof replacement
built for
the coast.
A new roof is one of the biggest investments you’ll make in your home. We help you choose the right material, handle the permits, and install it to stand up to Florida sun, salt air and hurricane season.
- Licensed & insured
- Florida Building Code
- Written estimates
Know the
signs.
Is it time
for a new
roof?
Repairs make sense for isolated damage. When these signs show up across the roof, replacement is usually the smarter long-term investment.
Age
Shingle roofs in Southwest Florida often wear out sooner than their rated life because of heat and UV. If yours is near the end, plan ahead.
Repeat leaks
Leaks that come back after repairs, or stains in more than one room, often point to failing underlayment.
Curling or missing material
Curled, cracked or missing shingles, slipped tiles, or loose metal panels across many areas of the roof.
Storm damage
Widespread wind or debris damage after a storm can make a full replacement the safer choice.
Granules & fading
Heavy granule loss in gutters and bald, faded shingles mean the roof is losing its protection.
Insurance pressure
Some insurers require roof updates on older homes. A new roof can also qualify for wind mitigation discounts.
Materials
Choose the right
roof for your home.
Every material we install is chosen for coastal Florida. We’ll walk you through the trade-offs in look, lifespan and budget during your estimate.
Tile
Concrete and clay tile give a timeless Florida look, are very durable, and hold up well to sun and salt air.
- Look
- Classic Florida
- Lifespan
- Very long
- Wind
- Very good
- Budget
- $$$
Shingle
High-wind architectural shingles are the most budget-friendly option and come in many colors.
- Look
- Versatile
- Lifespan
- Good
- Wind
- Good (rated systems)
- Budget
- $
How it works
From old roof
to new roof.
- 01
Free inspection
We inspect the roof, the decking where visible, and the attic.
- 02
Clear estimate
Material options, scope and timeline in writing.
- 03
Permit & tear-off
We pull permits, protect your property and remove the old roof.
- 04
Install & final
New underlayment and roof installed, inspected and cleaned up.
Built to code
Done right,
start to finish.
A roof replacement is more than new shingles or panels. What goes under the roof matters just as much in hurricane country.
- Permits pulled and city inspections scheduled for you
- Damaged decking replaced and re-nailed to current code
- Sealed underlayment and new flashing, vents and drip edge
- Property protected and daily cleanup, including a magnetic nail sweep
- Paperwork for your wind mitigation inspection on request
Recent work
New roofs
around Cape Coral.
How much does a roof replacement cost in Cape Coral?
It depends on your roof’s size, pitch, material and what we find under the old roof. After an on-site inspection we give you a written, line-by-line estimate so you can compare options with no surprises.
How long does a roof replacement take?
Most homes are completed in a few days once materials arrive and the permit is issued. Tile and larger roofs can take longer. We give you a timeline before work begins.
Do you handle permits and inspections?
Yes. We pull the required permits and schedule the city inspections, so your new roof is installed and documented to Florida Building Code.
Free estimate
Ready for a
new roof?
Tell us a little about your home and we’ll schedule a free on-site inspection and replacement estimate. No pressure, just clear options.
- Cape Coral, FL 33904Serving Cape Coral and surrounding areas
- (239) 555-0123
- hello@tidelineroofing.com