Certified Roofing Contractor CCC1334811
A roof isn't finished until the permit is closed
Repairs, re-roofs and storm work across Florida, run by a state-certified roofing contractor from the first look to the final inspection.

What the job covers
Most roof trouble starts small: a lifted tile, a tired underlayment, flashing that let go where the roof meets a wall. We trace the water to where it actually gets in, explain what we found, and quote the repair or the replacement that fits — in writing, before anything starts.
- Leak tracing and repair — the source, not just the stain on the ceiling.
- Complete re-roofs in shingle, concrete or clay tile, metal and low-slope systems.
- Underlayment, flashing, valleys and roof-to-wall details done to current code.
- Storm damage repair with photos and a written scope you can hand to your insurer.
- Permits pulled under our roofing certification, with every inspection booked and passed.
- Final inspection passed and the permit closed — nothing left open on your property record.

Why the roofing certification matters
In Florida, roofing is a licensed trade and a re-roof is permitted, inspected work. The certification on the permit is the one answerable for how the roof goes on.
Final Touch Builders holds Florida Certified Roofing Contractor CCC1334811, a state certification valid in every Florida county. Roof work is permitted under it, inspected, and closed out when it passes.
Roofing questions
- Will you tell me if a repair is enough?
- Yes. We inspect first and give you a straight written recommendation. If a targeted repair solves the problem, that's what we quote.
- Do you handle the roofing permit?
- Yes. Re-roofs and permit-required repairs are permitted under our roofing certification (CCC1334811). We book the inspections and close the permit when the work passes.
- My roof was damaged in a storm. What now?
- Request an estimate and we'll inspect it, photograph the damage and write up a clear scope you can share with your insurance company. When you're ready, we do the work with the permit and inspections it needs.
- Does the building code differ across Florida?
- The Florida Building Code applies statewide, and Miami-Dade and Broward fall in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, which has stricter requirements. We build to the rules that apply where your home is.
Request a free roofing estimate
Tell us what the roof is doing — a leak, storm damage, or just its age. We'll get back to you to set up an inspection.
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(954) 620-7812