Roofing Services in Miami, FL – Commercial & Residential Roofing Company

Perkins Roofing has been providing commercial and residential roofing services across Miami and Miami-Dade County since 1980. Licensed under CCC1331944, we work with property managers, contractors, developers, and homeowners across the region – delivering roofing systems that are compliant, durable, and built for the conditions Miami presents.

From large-scale commercial projects to premium residential re-roofing in Miami’s most architecturally significant neighborhoods, our team brings over four decades of Miami-Dade roofing experience to every project.

Commercial roofing is the core focus of our work in Miami. Miami-Dade’s commercial building stock is diverse and demanding – from mid-rise office buildings and large-format retail to hotel and hospitality properties, multifamily towers, and industrial facilities operating in a strict HVHZ regulatory environment.

Perkins Roofing provides commercial roofing for:

We work with property managers, general contractors, developers, and building owners – providing installation, replacement, repair, and maintenance programs aligned with commercial timelines, budget requirements, and Miami-Dade’s strict building code environment.

All commercial roofing systems installed in Miami-Dade County are specified and installed using Miami-Dade NOA-approved products, ensuring compliance with the HVHZ requirements of the Florida Building Code.

Miami’s residential market includes some of the most architecturally significant and high-value homes in South Florida – from historic estates in Coral Gables and Coconut Grove to waterfront properties in Miami Beach, Pinecrest, and Key Biscayne. Roofing these homes demands a standard of craftsmanship, material quality, and project management that matches the properties themselves.

Perkins Roofing provides premium residential roofing services for Miami’s luxury and high-value residential market, including:

Whether you are working with an architect on a new build, managing an estate, or replacing a roof on a historically significant property, Perkins Roofing has the experience and credentials for the work.

We install and maintain the following roofing systems for Miami’s commercial and residential market:

All products used in Miami-Dade installations carry a valid Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA) – the highest product compliance standard in the Florida Building Code and a requirement for all roofing in the HVHZ.

Miami-Dade and Broward counties operate under the Florida Building Code’s High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) provisions – the strictest wind and impact resistance requirements in the United States. Every roofing product installed in Miami must carry a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA), and installations must be performed by licensed contractors familiar with HVHZ-specific detailing requirements.

Perkins Roofing has been installing NOA-compliant systems in Miami-Dade County since 1980. Our knowledge of HVHZ requirements extends beyond product selection to installation detailing – fastener patterns, uplift resistance calculations, edge metal requirements, and the documentation expected by Miami-Dade’s building department.

For property owners and managers, HVHZ compliance is not just a code requirement – it is directly relevant to insurance coverage. Non-compliant roofing systems can result in policy exclusions or cancellations. All Perkins Roofing installations in Miami-Dade are performed to full HVHZ compliance.

Hurricane preparedness is a year-round concern for Miami property owners and managers. Perkins Roofing provides pre-storm inspections to identify and address vulnerabilities before a storm event, and post-storm inspections to assess damage, document findings for insurance purposes, and priorities repairs.

Our team is experienced in working with Florida’s commercial and residential insurance carriers and can provide the inspection reports, photographic documentation, and repair estimates required to support your claims process. We also provide emergency tarping and temporary weatherproofing to protect buildings and their contents in the immediate aftermath of a storm.

Before making a major roofing decision, watch our Roofing 101 guide covering roof lifespan, system costs, repair versus replacement, and maintenance planning.