Homestead is where Hurricane Andrew came ashore in 1992, and the reason Miami-Dade’s roofing code became the nation’s strictest. The city has grown enormously since: newer subdivisions like Malibu Bay and Keys Gate sit alongside older downtown blocks and agricultural properties toward the Redland.
We roof all of it, shingle and tile in the communities, metal on rural buildings, flat systems downtown, every component NOA-approved and fastened to the HVHZ standard this city taught the country to take seriously.