ROOFING IN Homestead

Homestead occupies a unique place in South Florida's roofing landscape. Hurricane Andrew in 1992 devastated the city, destroying or severely damaging the majority of its housing stock. The rebuilding that followed produced an entire generation of homes constructed to Florida's enhanced post-Andrew building codes, the strictest residential construction standards in the country. Those post-Andrew homes are now 20 to 30 years old, and their concrete tile roofs are entering the underlayment inspection and replacement window simultaneously.

DR Construction & Roofing understands the specific challenge Homestead homeowners face. Your post-Andrew home was built to exceptional structural standards, but the tile underlayment beneath your roof has a finite lifespan regardless of how well the tiles themselves have held up. We assess underlayment condition through targeted inspection, preserve and relay existing tiles whenever possible, and handle the full Miami-Dade County permit process including NOA documentation, dry-in inspection, and final sign-off. For the agricultural properties and older structures in the surrounding Redland area, we bring the same honest assessment and quality workmanship.