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🛠️ Roofing in Southwest Florida

Roof repair, replacement and storm inspections for tile, shingle and metal roofs. Serving Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, Punta Gorda, Sanibel and Marco Island.

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36 businesses · sorted A–Z · Always check the contractor's license and insurance before you hire.

Hiring roofing in Southwest Florida

Roofs in Southwest Florida face intense sun, heavy rain and hurricane-force winds. Common roof types here include concrete or clay tile, shingle and metal. Roofing work in Florida generally requires a licensed roofing contractor and a permit, and you can check licenses at myfloridalicense.com. After a storm, be cautious of door-to-door contractors and anyone who asks you to sign over insurance benefits on the spot. Your insurer may ask about roof age and condition, and a wind mitigation inspection can document features such as roof-to-wall connections that may lower premiums. Ask contractors about underlayment, manufacturer warranties, workmanship warranties and cleanup. HOAs often require approval of roof material and color. Seasonal owners should consider a roof check before hurricane season. Use the listings below to compare local companies, and ask each one for a written estimate before you decide.

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Find pros by city

Fort MyersLee County's hub, including Fort Myers Beach and North Fort Myers.Cape Coral400+ miles of canals, plus Pine Island and Matlacha.NaplesCollier County, including North Naples and Ave Maria.Bonita SpringsBetween Fort Myers and Naples on the Gulf.EsteroGated golf communities and seasonal condos.Punta GordaCharlotte County, including Port Charlotte.Sanibel & Marco IslandBarrier islands: Sanibel, Captiva and Marco Island.

Helpful guides

Hurricane Prep Checklist for SWFL HomeownersWhat to do before, during and after hurricane season to protect a Southwest Florida home, whether you live here full time or part of the year.