Roofers in St. Petersburg, FL | Roof Repair & Replacement

The short answer

To find a roofer in St. Petersburg, FL, call (727) 605-8554. We’re a free referral line connecting St. Petersburg homeowners, especially in neighborhoods near Pinellas Park, with independent local roofing contractors for storm damage, repairs, leaks, inspections and replacement, subject to availability.

Roofing help in St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg is the largest city in Pinellas County and wraps around Pinellas Park to the south and east. Its housing stock is as varied as anywhere in Tampa Bay: early-20th-century bungalows, mid-century ranch homes, waterfront houses, condo towers and newer infill. That variety means roofing needs run from re-roofing a bungalow in shingle to replacing tile underlayment on a larger home.

We focus on the parts of St. Petersburg closest to Pinellas Park, though anyone in the city can call. If you’re not sure which side of the city line you’re on, call anyway. We connect callers with a roofer in Pinellas Park or St. Petersburg based on the address, not the mailing label.

Roofing services for St. Petersburg homes

Storm damage repair and tarping after hurricanes and tropical storms.
Roof replacement in shingle, tile and metal.
Roof repair for wind-lifted shingles, flashing and cracked tiles.
Roof leak repair for wind-driven rain and aging roofs.
Roof inspections for insurance, sales and pre-season checks.

Things St. Petersburg homeowners should know

Historic districts. St. Petersburg has local historic districts and designated landmarks. On those properties, changing roofing materials may need city review, so check before choosing something different from what’s there now.
City versus county. A St. Petersburg mailing address doesn’t always mean city limits. Lealman, for example, is unincorporated, and permits there go through Pinellas County.
Coastal exposure. Homes nearer the water see more salt air and wind, which is hard on metal fasteners and flashing. Ask contractors about corrosion-resistant materials.
Roof damage vs. flood damage. After a storm with surge or flooding, roof repairs and flood repairs are separate jobs and often separate insurance claims.

After a storm in St. Petersburg

When a storm crosses Pinellas County, demand for roofers jumps across St. Petersburg overnight. Photograph the damage from the ground, protect the inside of the house, report the claim to your insurer and call for an assessment. Our storm damage roof repair guide covers what to do in order, and how to spot out-of-area storm chasers.

How it works when you call

Call (727) 605-8554, describe the roof and the problem, and share your address. We’ll connect you with an independent roofing contractor serving your part of St. Petersburg, subject to availability. You arrange the inspection and estimate directly with them.

Nearby areas

St. Petersburg borders Pinellas Park, Kenneth City and Lealman to the north. Homeowners further west can use the same line from Seminole.

St. Petersburg roofing questions

Do you connect callers with roofers anywhere in St. Petersburg?

We focus on the parts of St. Petersburg near Pinellas Park, but you can call from anywhere in the city. Contractor availability depends on your address and timing, so share your address when you call.

Does my St. Petersburg home need a permit for a new roof?

Re-roofing generally requires a building permit and inspections. Properties inside St. Petersburg city limits go through the city. Some properties with St. Petersburg mailing addresses, such as in Lealman, are actually in unincorporated Pinellas County. Your contractor should confirm the jurisdiction.

My home is in a historic district. Does that affect my roof?

It can. St. Petersburg has local historic districts and designated landmarks where exterior changes, including some roofing material changes, may need review. Check with the city before choosing a different roofing material on a designated property.

Can you help after a hurricane or flooding?

We can connect you with a roofer for roof damage after a storm, subject to availability. Flood damage inside the home is a separate issue from roof damage and usually involves other contractors and a separate flood insurance claim.