About
About Ironpeak Roofing
Roof replacement and repair in Miami, Hialeah and Coral Gables: tile, flat and metal, built to the High Velocity Hurricane Zone rules.
How we work
How Ironpeak Roofing works
The same routine runs on every roof across Miami-Dade County: one contact from the first call to the clean-up, the roof photographed before anyone talks about price, and a written price that lists each part of the job on its own line.
- Free roof inspection, photos sent the same day
- Fixed written price, line by line
- Products approved for the hurricane zone
- Demo site by Levelwork
Ironpeak Roofing at a glance
- Tile, flat and metal
- Hurricane-zone approved products
- Free inspection, photos the same day
- Fixed written price
- Permit pulled in our name
- Estimates in English or Spanish
- Dated storm photos
What we hold to
Four things on every roof
Photos before prices
The roof is photographed before anyone talks about money, and you keep the photos whatever you decide.
Every line on its own
Tear-off, decking, underlayment, flashing and the permit each get a line on the price, so you can hold it up against anyone else's.
The honest answer first
When a repair will hold, you hear that before any replacement price. A new roof is priced only when the roof calls for one.
One contact, start to finish
The person who books your inspection is the person you call about the permit, the start date and the clean-up.
What we do, and don't
Where our job starts and stops
Your insurer decides a claim and your lender decides a loan. Here is what we take on, and what we leave to them and to you.
We do
- Roof replacement
- Roof repair
- Hurricane damage
- Insurance claim paperwork
- Pull the permit and book the inspections the work needs
We never
- Ask for a signature on the first visit
- Start work before the price is agreed in writing
- Waive, rebate or pay an insurance deductible
- Interpret your policy, or speak for you to your insurer, negotiate or settle a claim
Words on the truck
What the licences and programs mean
Words you will see on roofers' trucks and websites: what each one means for you, and what to ask before you sign.
Certified roofing contractor
In Florida a certified roofing contractor holds a state licence, issued by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, that is good anywhere in the state. Ask for the number and look it up on the state's licence search before anyone starts work.
Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance
The county's product approval for the High Velocity Hurricane Zone. Tiles, panels, underlayments and fasteners each need one, and it sets exactly how the product must be installed. The approval numbers belong on your permit application.
Uniform mitigation inspection
A short inspection on the state's standard form, done by a licensed inspector after a new roof. It records how the roof covering, the deck and the roof-to-wall connections resist wind, and insurers use it to rate the wind part of a policy.
Where we work
Across Miami-Dade County
- MiamiBarrel tile in Little Havana, flat roofs on duplexes in Allapattah and metal on new builds near the river.
- HialeahFlat and low-slope roofs on block homes, plus the shingle and tile roofs on Hialeah's newer streets.
- Coral GablesClay and concrete tile on Mediterranean homes, re-roofed to the city's design rules and the hurricane code.
Free inspection
Book the roof check
Tell us what's going on. We call back to set a time, go up on the roof and send you the photos and a written price.
- Free roof inspection, photos sent the same day
- Fixed written price, line by line
- Products approved for the hurricane zone
Rather talk? Call (305) 555-0171