About this service
About Roofer in Tampa
Roofer in Tampa is a free referral service. We connect homeowners and commercial property owners in Tampa with independent local roofing contractors, and we publish plain explanations of roofing work so you can go into that conversation informed.
What the service does
- 01
Connects your call
One number, (813) 574-5946, connects property owners in Tampa ZIP codes with an independent local roofing contractor.
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Explains the work
Service pages cover how repairs and replacements are done, what affects the price and what to ask before you sign.
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Points to official checks
License lookups, Florida product approvals and the state's wind mitigation form, so you can verify things yourself.
What it doesn't do
Roofer in Tampa doesn't perform roofing work, employ roofers, inspect roofs, set prices or guarantee any contractor's work. Each contractor is an independent business, and you agree scope, price and warranty terms directly with them.
Why you won't see prices, reviews or badges here
Every roof is priced after an in-person inspection, so this site doesn't publish guessed prices. And because Roofer in Tampa isn't the contractor, it doesn't display ratings, awards or credentials that belong to someone else. Checking a contractor's license yourself takes a minute, and the steps are below.
How calls work
- Calls to (813) 574-5946 are routed by a call-tracking system to an independent roofing contractor serving Tampa.
- Calls may be recorded for quality and billing purposes, as the privacy policy explains.
- The referral service is free to you. Roofer in Tampa may be compensated by the partners that route calls to contractors.
Phone lines: Mon to Fri 7 AM to 7 PM, Sat 8 AM to 2 PM ET
Response times and availability may vary based on weather severity, current dispatch volume, and contractor schedules across the greater Tampa area.
Before you sign
Four checks that protect a large investment
Every contractor you speak with through this line is independent, so the final check is yours. Each of these takes a few minutes.
Check 1
Check the contractor's license and insurance
Florida roofing contractors are licensed through the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). Look up the name or license number, and ask for proof of liability and workers' compensation insurance.
Search DBPR licenses(opens in a new tab)Check 2
Ask who pulls the permit
Most roof replacements need a building permit from the City of Tampa or Hillsborough County, depending on the address. Ask who pulls it and when the inspections are scheduled.
Check 3
Get the product approval numbers
Roofing products used in Florida need state or local product approval. Ask for the approval numbers of the roof covering and underlayment, and look them up.
Florida product approval search(opens in a new tab)Check 4
Keep the wind mitigation paperwork
A wind mitigation inspection on Florida's form OIR-B1-1802 records features such as roof-deck attachment and secondary water resistance. Ask your insurer whether an updated inspection after a new roof affects your premium.
Florida wind mitigation resources(opens in a new tab)
Ready to talk about your roof?
Call to talk with an independent local roofing contractor about a repair, a replacement or a new roof. Pricing comes after an in-person inspection.
Phone lines: Mon to Fri 7 AM to 7 PM, Sat 8 AM to 2 PM ET