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Straight answers to the commercial roofing questions Tampa property managers ask most, plus a free inspection and written estimate scheduled the same day you call.
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We connect property owners in Tampa and nearby areas, including Downtown Tampa, Westshore, East Tampa, Brandon, Riverview and Plant City, with one independent local commercial roofing specialist.
Call (656) 233-6113 or send the form. Tell us the building address and what is going on, and we will get your inspection and written estimate scheduled the same day you call. You can also read the cost guide, the warning signs page, or the main commercial roofing page.
Tampa Commercial Roofing Co is a lead referral service, not a roofing company. We connect you with one independent local commercial roofing contractor who holds a Florida roofing licence. That contractor inspects the roof, writes the estimate and does the work if you hire them. Your contract is with them.
When you call (656) 233-6113 or send the form, we call you back and get your inspection and written estimate scheduled the same day you reach us. Tell us if water is coming in right now.
Yes. The inspection and written estimate we set up for repair or replacement work cost you nothing, and there is no obligation. Stand-alone reports for a sale, a lease, a lender or a full infrared scan are often paid services.
Ask for a written report with photos of each problem, marked on the roof, and a written estimate with a price for each repair or each part of a new roof. You can share both with your owner, board or insurance carrier.
Published national guides put TPO at about $4.15 to $5.70 per square foot over sound insulation and $9.40 to $14.65 with a full tear-off. PVC and EPDM run close to that. Silicone coatings run about $1.50 to $4.50. See the cost guide.
The Florida Building Code limits how much of an existing roof can be repaired or replaced before the whole roof section must meet current code. Under Florida Statute 553.844, if the roof was built to the 2007 Florida Building Code or later, only the part being worked on must meet current code. Your contractor checks permit records to see which applies.
No. The Florida Building Code's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone covers only Miami-Dade and Broward counties. Roofs in Tampa still have to meet the state's wind rules, use roof systems approved for wind uplift, and be fastened tighter at edges and corners.
It depends mostly on what is under the surface. If the insulation is dry and the problems are in a few spots, repair. If the surface is worn but dry underneath, a coating may add years. If large areas are wet or the roof has failed in many places, replace.
Damage from a sudden event like hurricane wind is often covered, minus your deductible. Wear and age usually are not. Report damage quickly and keep dated photos. Florida law bars contractors from offering to waive your deductible or acting as your adjuster without a public adjuster licence.
Yes. Florida licenses roofing contractors through the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. A certified roofing contractor can work anywhere in the state. A registered one can work only in the area where they passed the local test. Check the licence on the state's licence lookup.
Published guides put TPO and PVC at about 15 to 30 years, EPDM at about 20 to 30, modified bitumen at about 15 to 25, and metal at 30 to 50 or more. Sun, heat, storms and upkeep decide where your roof lands in that range.
Usually, yes. Crews often work in sections and seal the roof at the end of each day. Ask for a written plan covering noise, smells, parking, deliveries and safety around entrances.