Delivering Superior Roofing Solutions for Over 25 Years
Homestead is where Hurricane Andrew made landfall in 1992, and the modern Florida Building Code exists largely because of what happened here. Much of the city was rebuilt afterward, which means a lot of roofs went on between 1993 and 2000 and are now at the end of their service life all at once.
Call (954) 773-9965Rebuild-era tile roofs are the most common job: lift and stack sound tile, strip failed underlayment, repair decking, re-nail to current schedule and relay. Shingle roofs from the same period usually get a full tear-off and a modern architectural system rated for this exposure.
Get a replacement quoteNew construction on the many infill lots here, plus additions. We roof from the plans, confirm structural capacity for tile where you want it, and file the approvals with the permit so plan review is not the bottleneck.
Plan a new roofWind-lifted tile, granule loss and exposed mat on older shingle, boots that have failed, valley leaks. Homestead roofs take a beating from wind-driven grit, and a repair done at the right moment genuinely extends a roof that still has structure left.
Call about a repairWhat thirty years of post-Andrew building means for your roof today.
Homestead sits at the exposed southern end of the county, with fewer buildings and less tree cover to slow wind down. High-Velocity Hurricane Zone rules apply in full, and every product carries a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance. The other local factor is agriculture: open land to the west means more airborne grit and debris hitting roof surfaces than you get further north.
Our expertise spans every aspect of roofing, so you can trust us for:
We use only the best materials from trusted manufacturers. Whether it’s concrete or clay tile, standing seam metal, or architectural shingles, we’ll recommend options that enhance both durability and curb appeal — and that carry the Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance your roof needs to pass inspection.
Our fully licensed and insured team brings decades of combined experience to every project. We follow strict safety protocols and industry standards, ensuring your roof is built to perform and last.
A large share of Homestead housing dates from the rebuild years, which makes the roofing conversation here unusually predictable. Those roofs were built to a brand-new code with materials that have now had thirty years of sun. Tile roofs need underlayment; shingle roofs from that era are simply finished. The city handles its own permitting and we file and track it.
Storm damage claims get denied on technicalities more often than homeowners realize. We document the damage properly, meet your adjuster on site, and speak their language so your claim reflects what the roof actually needs. No pressure, no inflated scope.
When most of your housing is rebuilt in a seven-year window, its roofs expire in a seven-year window too, and Homestead is in that window now. The practical consequence is competition for crews and materials after any storm. Moving ahead of that pressure gets you better scheduling and a better price.
South Miami-Dade is flat, open and close to the water on two sides. There is very little to break the wind before it reaches your roof, which is exactly why edge and corner fastening matters more here than in a sheltered inland neighbourhood.
The agricultural land west of the city puts abrasive material into the air whenever it blows hard. Over years that wears shingle surfaces and scours the coating off metal, which is a slow failure most homeowners never connect to the roof.
We come out, walk the roof, photograph what we find, and give you a written assessment of its actual condition. No charge, no obligation, and no pressure to sign anything on the spot.
Tile, metal, shingle, or low-slope. Repair or full replacement. We lay out the options that genuinely fit your roof, your HOA requirements, and your budget — and we tell you when a repair will do instead of pushing a replacement you do not need yet.
You get a written quote with the scope, materials, and timeline spelled out line by line. No hidden fees, no surprise change orders halfway through the job.
Our own licensed crews do the work. We pull the permits, schedule the inspections, protect your landscaping and pool cage, and secure the site every night before we leave.
We magnet-sweep the property for nails, haul away every scrap of debris, and walk the finished roof with you before handing over your warranty paperwork and permit close-out.
Homestead learned what a real hurricane does, and rebuilt to match. Advance Quality Roofing works to the code that came out of that, inspects free, and will tell you plainly whether your rebuild-era roof has time left or has run out.
Straight answers from licensed contractors who work in Homestead every week.
If it went on during the mid-1990s rebuild, almost certainly. Shingle from that period is well past service life, and tile roofs of that age are on original underlayment that has expired even where the tile is fine.
The City of Homestead building department, with Miami-Dade approved products. We prepare the application, attach the approvals and manage every inspection.
The code has been revised repeatedly since 1994, so yes, current requirements are tighter than what the rebuild used. Fastening schedules and product testing have both moved on considerably.
A walk of the roof, photographs of every problem area and a written assessment with a straight repair-or-replace recommendation. No cost, no obligation.
Yes. We document before anything is disturbed and attend the inspection so the scope reflects the full extent of the damage.
Three to seven working days for shingle and one to two weeks for tile on a typical Homestead home, plus permit and inspection scheduling.
Sometimes, but tile is much heavier and the structure has to carry it, which usually means an engineer's assessment first. We check before quoting.
My Safe Florida Home matches wind-mitigation spending including roofing for eligible homesteaded properties, in rounds that fill quickly.
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