Maze Roofing
Licensed & Insured · Serving Florida, Pennsylvania & New Jersey
Southwest Florida: (813) 694-8151

Roofing Company in Everglades City, FL

Repairs, replacements and free inspections in Everglades City, at the mouth of the Barron River.

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Fort Myers office
Collier County
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(813) 694-8151
Local Roofing In Everglades City

Zero feet of elevation at the edge of the Ten Thousand Islands

Everglades City sits at sea level on Chokoloskee Bay with nothing between it and the Gulf but the Ten Thousand Islands. Barron Collier built it from 1922 and it was the county seat until 1962, when it lost that role after Hurricane Donna.
It is the most surge-exposed municipality in Collier County by elevation, and the record backs that up. Irma put six feet of water at the park visitor centre, Wilma put four, Ian gave four to six feet and Milton two to four. Roofing here assumes water is coming back.

Roofing In Everglades City

Four named storms, four floods

Wilma, Irma, Ian and Milton all put water through this town, and at zero feet of elevation that is the baseline rather than the exception.

Storm damage in Everglades City?
24/7 emergency leak and tarp response.

Repeat surge

This is not a once-in-a-lifetime town. It floods, and it will flood again.

Metal vernacular

Metal is the traditional and practical covering in this environment for good reason.

Remoteness

A long way from any supplier. We order once and order properly.

Historic core

The 1920s Collier-era buildings need assessing on their own terms.

Local Proof

Recent projects in and around Everglades City

Reviews

What customers say

Your Local Office

Fort Myers office

Serving Everglades City and all of Southwest Florida
(813) 694-8151
Nearby Areas

Also serving communities near Everglades City

Same office, same crews, a short drive away.

Everglades City neighborhoods we work in

Barron River · Copeland Avenue · Collier Avenue · Broadway · Chokoloskee Bay front · Carnestown approach

Everglades City FAQ

Common questions

Is flood damage a roofing matter?

Is flood damage a roofing matter?

No, and we will say so rather than encourage a claim that will not stand. Water arriving from below is a flood issue. What is worth checking separately is whether the same storm damaged the roof from above, which is a different question with a different answer.

Metal has been the practical answer in this environment for a century, and the fastener specification matters more than the panel. Salt from three directions reaches the fixings first. We spec for the exposure rather than for a catalogue.

Yes. Everglades City is a long way from anywhere and a fair few contractors will not make the trip. It is inside our Collier coverage and the inspection is free the same as anywhere else.

Yes. An estimate costs you nothing and carries no obligation. If the roof has years left, we will say so.

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