Hurricane season — leaks & tarping answered 24/7: (954) 555-0134
(954) 555-0134

Roofing contractor · Fort Lauderdale & all of Broward

A leak upstairs. An adjuster on the phone. One call handles both.

Gable & Tide repairs and replaces roofs across Broward County — shingle, tile, metal, and flat. We tarp fast, document the damage, and deal with your insurance company so the claim doesn’t stall.

  • State-certified · Lic. CCC-000000
  • Insured & bonded
  • Roofing Broward since 2009
  • 10-year workmanship warranty

Storm line answered 24/7

  • Lic. CCC-000000 Florida state-certified roofing contractor
  • $2M insured General liability & workers’ comp
  • 3,000+ roofs Repaired or replaced in Broward since 2009
  • $0 down Financing on repairs & full replacements

What we do

Three ways a roofer earns
a spot in your phone

Roof repair

Ceiling stains, slipped tiles, cracked shingles, flashing that gave up around a vent. We find the actual entry point — not just where the water shows up — and fix it the same week, with photos of the finished work.

  • Leak detection
  • Tile & shingle repair
  • Flashing & vents
  • Fascia & soffit

Typical repair $350–$1,500

Repair details

Roof replacement

Shingle, concrete or clay tile, standing-seam metal, and flat roofs — all installed to Florida’s High-Velocity Hurricane Zone code. We pull the permit, handle the inspections, and haul every scrap of the old roof away.

  • HVHZ-rated systems
  • Permit & inspections included
  • 10-yr workmanship warranty
  • Financing available

Shingle from $14,500 installed

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Storm damage & insurance claims

After a storm we tarp within 24 hours, photograph and document everything, and meet your insurance adjuster on the roof — so the scope of the claim is argued by a roofer, not guessed by a homeowner.

  • 24/7 emergency tarping
  • Full photo documentation
  • We meet the adjuster
  • Rebuilt to current code

Tarping dispatched within 24 hours

How claims work

Photo check

Not sure how bad it is?
Send us a photo.

Point your phone at the stain on the ceiling, the tile that slid, the drip that woke you up. You get a plain-English read on what it looks like and how fast it needs a human — at two in the morning, if that’s when it happened.

  1. Take one photoClose enough to see it, far enough to place it. Daylight if you can wait for it.
  2. Read it in about twenty secondsWhat’s visible, what it usually turns out to be, and whether it’s safe to wait.
  3. Hand it to the crewName and number, and the photo lands on the shop’s desk with the read attached.

Or skip all of it and call (954) 555-0134 →

Tell us what you’re seeing

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Actively leaking? Call (954) 555-0134.

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This is an automated read of a photo, not an inspection. A picture can’t see under the tile, into the deck, or behind the drywall, and it can be wrong. Nothing here is a quote or a promise. Anything urgent gets confirmed by a person on the roof — that part is free. Demo feature on a spec site: the business is invented, the read is real.

Insurance claims

You pay your deductible. We handle the rest.

Most Broward roofs that fail in a storm are covered — but claims get underpaid when the damage is documented badly or the adjuster walks the roof alone. We’ve worked hundreds of claims and know what the carriers need to see. Florida also gives you a limited window to file after a hurricane, so don’t sit on it.

Start with a call

  1. Step 1 · Day one

    Stop the damage

    Emergency tarp and dry-in so the ceiling, drywall, and floors don’t get worse while the claim moves.

  2. Step 2

    Document everything

    Roof-level photos, moisture readings, and a written scope of damage — the file your carrier actually needs.

  3. Step 3

    Meet your adjuster

    We walk the roof with the insurance adjuster and go through the damage line by line, in person.

  4. Step 4

    Rebuild to code

    Once the claim is approved, we permit, build, and pass final inspection. You pay your deductible — not a surprise.

Financing

A new roof shouldn’t wait
for a savings account

$0 down

Nothing up front

Approved projects can start with no money down — the roof goes on before the first payment is due.

12–120 months

Payments that fit

Terms from one to ten years through our lending partners. A typical replacement runs about the price of a car payment.

Soft credit check

Answer in minutes

Checking your options doesn’t touch your credit score. Apply from the kitchen table during the estimate.

Financing through third-party lenders, subject to credit approval. Terms and rates vary — placeholder copy, swap in the client’s actual lender.

“They tarped the roof the night of the storm, met the adjuster the next week, and the whole claim was approved. I never once had to argue with the insurance company myself.”

“Found a leak two other companies missed. Fixed in one visit, sent photos of the work.”

“New tile roof, permitted and inspected, done in four days. Yard was spotless after.”

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Where we work

Broward County, corner to corner

  • Fort Lauderdale — HQ
  • Hollywood
  • Pembroke Pines
  • Miramar
  • Coral Springs
  • Pompano Beach
  • Davie
  • Plantation
  • Sunrise
  • Weston
  • Tamarac
  • Lauderhill
  • Margate
  • Coconut Creek
  • Deerfield Beach
  • Oakland Park
  • Cooper City
  • Parkland

Response times by city →

Straight answers

What homeowners ask us first

Will my insurance actually pay for this?

If the damage came from wind, a storm, or a fallen branch — very often, yes. What kills claims is bad documentation and missed deadlines. We photograph everything, write the scope, and meet your adjuster on the roof. If the damage is wear-and-tear that insurance won’t cover, we’ll tell you that up front instead of dragging you through a claim that will be denied.

How fast can someone get here?

Active leaks and storm calls get tarped within 24 hours, usually sooner. Standard repairs are typically scheduled inside the same week. The storm line — (954) 555-0134 — is answered around the clock during hurricane season.

What does a new roof cost in Broward?

Ballpark, installed and permitted: shingle from about $14,500, tile from about $32,000, standing-seam metal from about $38,000 for a typical single-story home. Every roof gets a written, line-item quote after a free inspection — and the price we quote is the price you pay.

Do I need a permit? Are you allowed to work in my city?

Yes, every reroof in Broward County needs a permit, and unpermitted work becomes your problem when you sell the house. We’re state-certified (Lic. CCC-000000), so we pull permits in every Broward municipality and schedule all inspections ourselves.

What’s the warranty?

Two layers: the manufacturer’s warranty on materials (up to lifetime on many shingle systems, 20+ years on tile and metal) and our own 10-year workmanship warranty on the installation. If a roof we built leaks because of our work, we fix it — no invoice.

Water doesn’t wait. Neither do we.

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