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Trusted Fort Myers Roofing
Roof Installation, Repair & Replacement
Licensed, Insured, and BBB Accredited
Trusted Fort Myers Roofing is licensed, insured, and BBB Accredited, and we received the GAF President's Club Award in 2022. We handle every roofing job with care, from small repairs to full roof replacements. We explain the work, materials, costs, and schedule from the first inspection to the final cleanup, so you know what to expect every step of the way.
100+ Roof Installations in 2026
We’ve completed more than 100 roof installations across Southwest Florida this year, with each project planned around the property’s design and the owner’s budget. Asphalt shingles remain a popular choice because they come in different colors, styles, and price ranges. Metal roofing and concrete or clay tiles offer other options for homeowners looking for a different appearance and long-term durability.
Roofing Materials Built for Florida Weather
We help homeowners choose roofing materials that fit their property, roof design, and budget. Our options include asphalt shingles, metal roofing, clay and concrete tiles, and flat roofing systems, with suitable underlayment and flashing to support proper installation.
24/7 Emergency Roof Repair
We’re available 24/7 for emergency roof repairs involving active leaks, missing or damaged shingles, loose flashing, storm damage, and punctures in flat or low-slope roofs. We assess the damage and arrange temporary protection or emergency tarping when needed to help keep rain and moisture out.
We inspect your roof on-site, measure the roof areas, and check its slopes, edges, and layout. Your estimate is based on your actual roofing needs, not just an online guess.
Soft, rotted, or water-damaged roof decking needs attention before new roofing goes on. We identify damaged sections and explain what needs replacing before covering the roof.
Roof valleys, chimneys, vents, and wall joints need proper flashing to help keep water out. We check these areas during roofing work and replace damaged flashing as needed.
Shingles and tiles are only part of your roofing system. We pay attention to the underlayment beneath them, which helps protect your home when water gets past the outer roof covering.
We work with asphalt shingles, metal roofing, and clay or concrete tiles. We help you compare these options based on your roof design, budget, and the needs of your home.
Roofing projects may require permits and inspections under local rules. We clarify the requirements for your project and explain which steps are needed before and after installation.
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Prolonged water intrusion may have weakened sections of the roof decking beneath the asphalt shingles, requiring the damaged area to be opened for inspection. Our repair work involved removing compromised wood, installing replacement decking where needed, and restoring the underlayment and flashing to protect against water entry. We then fitted new asphalt shingles over the repaired section to close the roof opening and restore the roof's protective covering.
Final Price: $4,500



The homeowner decided to replace the old roof after years of exposure to Florida’s sun, heavy rain, and storms. The project involved removing the existing shingles, preparing the roof surface, and installing new dark asphalt shingles across the roof. We also fitted ridge caps along the roof peak to give the roof a neat, finished look. The new roofing gives the home a fresh appearance and provides protection against the elements.
Final Price: $11,200


The homeowner needed a new flat roofing system to replace the old membrane and improve protection against Florida’s heavy rain and heat. We removed the existing roofing material, prepared the roof surface, and installed a new white TPO membrane with heat-welded seams and sealed edges around roof penetrations. The reflective surface helps reduce heat absorption, while the sealed joints provide a watertight barrier against rain.
Final Price: $10,600

We install and replace Spanish barrel roof tiles, focusing on proper structural support, underlayment, fastening, and flashing. We help you choose suitable tile profiles and colours while checking for cracked or displaced tiles, leaks, and worn waterproofing components.

Shingle Roof Installation and Replacement
We install and replace asphalt shingles based on your home's design, budget, and roof requirements. Our work includes underlayment, flashing, proper fastening, and checks of the roof decking and ventilation, with clear explanations of tear-off and warranty terms.

We install and replace metal roofing systems suited to your home's design and budget. We focus on proper panel fastening, underlayment, flashing, and waterproofing around roof penetrations to help manage Florida's heavy rain and strong winds.

We install and replace roofing systems for suitable flat and low-slope residential roofs, including garages and home additions. We assess drainage, waterproofing, roof decking, and flashing to help prevent leaks and water buildup.

We replace damaged or rotted fascia boards and soffit panels around your roofline. We also check for related moisture and ventilation issues that may need attention.

We assess active roof leaks and storm damage, then arrange temporary tarping or suitable protective measures when needed and safe. We explain the permanent repairs required once we identify the affected roofing materials and components.

We install and replace concrete roof tiles, paying attention to structural support, underlayment, fastening, and flashing. We help you choose suitable tile profiles and colours while checking for cracked tiles, leaks, and worn waterproofing components.

We install and replace clay roof tiles, considering your home's design, roof structure, and selected tile profile. We check the underlayment, flashing, and tile attachments to help protect against water intrusion and Florida's harsh weather.

We install and repair slate roofing, paying close attention to roof structure, specialised fastening, and flashing. We inspect cracked or missing slate tiles and check the underlying components to identify leaks and determine the repairs needed.
Asphalt shingles are made with a fiberglass base, an asphalt coating, and protective mineral granules. They come in several styles, including three-tab and architectural shingles, with different colors, thicknesses, and wind-resistance ratings. A complete roofing system also includes underlayment, starter shingles, flashing, and the required fastening components.
Asphalt shingle roofs typically last around 15–25 years, depending on product quality, installation, ventilation, and weather exposure. Architectural shingles generally have a thicker profile than three-tab shingles.
Metal roofing uses panels or formed metal tiles made from materials such as steel or aluminum. Common options include standing-seam panels with concealed fasteners, exposed-fastener panels, and metal profiles designed to resemble traditional roof tiles. Panel thickness, protective coatings, fastening systems, and finish specifications vary by product.
Metal roofs can last approximately 35–60 years, depending on the material, coating, installation, and maintenance. Corrosion-resistant finishes are particularly important near coastal areas, where salt exposure can affect metal components.
Flat roofing describes a roof design rather than a single material. Common systems include thermoplastic polyolefin (TPO), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), ethylene propylene diene monomer (EPDM), and modified bitumen. Each system has different membrane properties, seam treatments, installation methods, and substrate requirements.
Depending on the material and maintenance, flat roofing systems may last approximately 15–30 years. Proper drainage, sealed seams, and well-installed flashing are essential to limit water intrusion and premature deterioration.
Concrete roof tiles are manufactured from cement-based mixtures shaped into flat, curved, or interlocking profiles. They come in various colors, surface finishes, and designs, including traditional barrel tiles. Installation typically requires suitable roof decking, underlayment, flashing, and approved tile fasteners.
Concrete tiles can last around 30–50 years or longer, depending on product quality, installation, and maintenance. Although the tiles can remain serviceable for decades, underlayment and flashing may require replacement sooner. Because concrete tiles are relatively heavy, the roof structure must support their weight, and the installation must meet applicable wind-resistance requirements.
Clay roof tiles are produced by shaping and firing natural clay into roofing units. Available profiles include flat, interlocking, and curved tiles, with finishes ranging from natural terracotta to glazed colors. The complete system requires compatible underlayment, flashing, and attachment methods suited to the tile design.
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Slate roofing consists of natural stone tiles cut into individual pieces and installed in overlapping courses. Slate varies in thickness, color, durability, and grade, and requires specialized fastening, appropriate roof decking, and compatible flashing. The roof structure must be designed to support the weight of the selected slate system.
Natural slate can last 50–100 years or longer, depending on stone quality, installation, and maintenance. Its long service life and distinctive appearance make it a premium roofing option, but initial costs and repair expenses can be higher than those of common roofing materials.
Spanish barrel roofing features curved tiles arranged in alternating rows to create a distinctive wave-like profile. The tiles are commonly made from clay or concrete, with variations in color, size, finish, and attachment method. Underlayment, flashing, and approved fastening components are important parts of the complete roofing system.
The expected lifespan depends on the tile material: clay barrel tiles may last 50 years or longer, while concrete tiles commonly last around 30–50 years or more. The underlayment and flashing may need attention before the tiles reach the end of their service life.

Our roofing work is handled by appropriately licensed contractors, with the required credentials for the projects we undertake.
Our business accreditation provides customers with another way to review our business profile and standing.
Our team brings 15+ years of combined roofing experience to roof repairs, replacements, and new installations.
We explain the recommended work, material options, and estimated costs before the project begins.
We offer suitable roofing options, including asphalt shingles, metal roofing, and concrete or clay tiles.
We respond to urgent roofing problems, including active leaks and storm damage, with temporary protection when appropriate and safe.
Roofing costs in Fort Myers depend on the type of service, materials, and roof condition. Explore our estimated prices for common residential and commercial roofing services, along with additional costs to consider when planning your project.
Service | Estimated Cost | Estimated Timeline |
|---|---|---|
Roof leak repair | $300–$1,500 | 3–6 hours |
Storm damage repair | $500–$5,600 | 1–3 days |
Emergency repair and tarping | $300–$2,500 | 2–6 hours |
Roof maintenance | $200–$800 | 2–6 hours |
Flashing or valley repair | $300–$1,500 | 3–8 hours |
Roof cleaning | $330–$430 | 2–5 hours |
Service | Estimated Cost | Estimated Timeline |
|---|---|---|
Full roof replacement | $10,000–$25,000+ | 2–7 days |
Asphalt shingle roofing | $9,500–$20,500 | 1–3 days |
Metal roofing | $17,500–$37,000 | 3–5 days |
Clay or concrete tile roofing | $19,500–$42,500 | 5–10 days |
Flat roof replacement | $5,450–$15,750 | 1–3 days |
Roof overlay or recover | $7,000–$15,000 | 1–3 days |
Service | Estimated Cost | Estimated Timeline |
|---|---|---|
Roof inspection | $170–$300 | 1–2 hours |
Roof decking replacement | $500–$3,000 | 1–3 days |
Roof ventilation installation | $300–$1,500 | 2–6 hours |
Fascia and soffit repair | $500–$3,000 | 1–2 days |
Roof coating | $1–$5 per sq. ft. | 1–3 days |
Tile roof repair | $500–$5,000+ | 1–3 days |
Your roofing project may involve expenses beyond the main installation or repair. Common additional costs include:
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Yes! We offer 24/7 emergency roof repair services, including weekends and holidays, for urgent roofing problems.
You can contact our team through our website or by phone. Share your location, roofing concerns, and the type of service you need so we can discuss the next steps.
Yes, in most cases. Roof replacement generally requires a building permit, although exact requirements depend on the project and local jurisdiction. Check with the relevant building department before work begins.
Yes, if the damage is covered by your policy. Coverage depends on the cause of damage, exclusions, and your deductible. Check with your insurer before assuming replacement costs will be covered.
Yes. Properly installed metal roofing can provide long service life and good wind resistance. The panel system, fastening, and installation quality matter.
Yes. Underlayment helps protect the roof from water that gets beneath the tiles. Worn underlayment can cause leaks even when the tiles appear to be in good condition.
Yes, an annual inspection is a good practice. Additional checks may be needed after major storms or if you notice leaks, loose materials, or other signs of damage.