A residential metal roof replacement in Homestead finished with a clean, light-toned metal system. The home was re-roofed with a reflective, low-maintenance metal assembly engineered for southern Miami-Dade's intense sun, heavy rain and hurricane-season winds.
The Challenge
Where the roof started
In Miami-Dade, roofs must meet some of the strictest high-wind codes in the country. Precise panel layout, watertight seams and code-compliant fastening were the priorities throughout.
Panels had to be measured and aligned precisely across the roof
Seams and penetrations required watertight flashing and detailing
Fastening had to meet Miami-Dade's strict high-wind requirements
Scope Of Work
What we did
Full tear-off of the existing roof and inspection of the deck
Installation of a high-temperature waterproof underlayment
Precise panel layout across all roof planes
Installation of the metal roofing panels with wind-rated fastening
Seam, flashing and trim detailing plus a final inspection
Materials & System
What was installed
Metal roofing panels (coated for corrosion resistance)
High-temperature self-adhering underlayment
Wind-rated fastening system
Ridge, edge trim and flashing components
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On the roof
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The Result
A bright, reflective metal roof built for the sun
The completed light metal roof gives the Homestead home a crisp, modern finish while its reflective surface and durable assembly help shed heat and rain and stand up to Miami-Dade's storm season.
Project FAQ
Questions about this project
Is metal a good choice for a hurricane zone like Homestead?
Yes. Properly installed metal roofs are among the most wind-resistant systems and perform very well under Miami-Dade's strict codes.
Does a light-colored metal roof help with cooling?
Light, reflective metal reflects more solar heat, which can lower attic temperatures and cooling costs in the South Florida sun.
How long will a metal roof last here?
A quality metal roof commonly lasts 40–50 years or more in the Florida climate.