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Protek Roofing and Solar โ€“ Tampa FL roofing contractor
Tampa Roof Replacement

Roof Replacement in Tampa, FL

Shingles, metal, tile, or TPO โ€” GAF Master Elite certified installs with the strongest warranty in the industry. We remove the old roof, install new, and leave your property cleaner than we found it.

What's Included

Full Roof Replacement โ€” Done Right

A Protek replacement is more than just new shingles. We remove the old roofing system down to the deck, inspect and replace damaged decking, and install a complete new roofing system with proper underlayment, flashing, and ventilation.

โœ“Complete tear-off of old roofing
โœ“Deck inspection & replacement of damaged boards
โœ“New underlayment and ice/water shield
โœ“GAF Master Elite shingle, tile, metal, or TPO installation
โœ“New flashing at all penetrations
โœ“Ridge vent installation
โœ“Complete cleanup & magnetic nail sweep
โœ“Final walkthrough with you before we leave

1โ€“3 days

Avg. project time

GAF Master Elite

Materials

Golden Pledge

Warranty

Available

Financing

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All Roof Types

Which Roof Is Right for Your Tampa Home?

We install every major roofing system used in Florida. Here's an honest breakdown of each โ€” cost, lifespan, and when we'd recommend it.

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Architectural Shingles

Most Popular

$8,000 โ€“ $14,000

25 โ€“ 30 years

GAF Timberline HDZ architectural shingles are the most common roof replacement in Tampa Bay. They're wind-rated to 130 mph, algae-resistant for Florida humidity, and available in dozens of colors to match your home. As a GAF Master Elite contractor, we install with the Golden Pledge warranty โ€” the strongest in the industry.

Pros

  • โœ“Lowest installed cost
  • โœ“Fast 1โ€“2 day install
  • โœ“130 mph wind rating
  • โœ“GAF Golden Pledge warranty available

Cons

  • โ€”Shorter lifespan than tile or metal
  • โ€”Less energy efficient than metal
Best for: Most Tampa homesLearn more โ†’
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Standing Seam Metal

Best ROI

$18,000 โ€“ $35,000

40 โ€“ 70 years

Standing seam metal roofing has concealed fasteners running the full length of the roof โ€” no exposed screws that can back out or leak over time. Panels interlock at raised seams, creating a watertight system that handles Florida's hurricane-force winds and daily thermal expansion without issue. The best long-term investment for a Tampa home.

Pros

  • โœ“40โ€“70 year lifespan
  • โœ“Concealed fasteners โ€” no leak points
  • โœ“Reflects heat, lowers cooling bills
  • โœ“Eligible for insurance discounts

Cons

  • โ€”Higher upfront cost
  • โ€”Longer install time (2โ€“3 days)
  • โ€”Fewer color options than shingles
Best for: Long-term ownersLearn more โ†’
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Exposed Fastener Metal

Budget Metal

$12,000 โ€“ $22,000

25 โ€“ 40 years

Exposed fastener panels (also called corrugated or screw-down metal) are a lower-cost entry into metal roofing. Fasteners are visible and penetrate the panel surface. They're durable and common on commercial buildings, sheds, and agricultural structures. For residential use in Tampa, we generally recommend standing seam over exposed fastener due to Florida's thermal movement causing fastener back-out over time.

Pros

  • โœ“Lower cost than standing seam
  • โœ“Strong and durable
  • โœ“Good for outbuildings and sheds

Cons

  • โ€”Exposed screws can back out and leak
  • โ€”Requires periodic re-tightening
  • โ€”Not ideal for steep residential pitches
Best for: Sheds, barns, budget metalLearn more โ†’
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Concrete Tile

Florida Classic

$14,000 โ€“ $28,000

40 โ€“ 50 years

Concrete tile is the dominant roofing material in South Tampa, New Tampa, and Hillsborough County subdivisions built from the 1990s onward. It's heavy โ€” typically 900โ€“1,100 lbs per square โ€” so the roof structure must be engineered to support it. Concrete tile handles Florida heat and UV exceptionally well, and broken tiles can be replaced individually without disturbing the rest of the roof.

Pros

  • โœ“40โ€“50 year lifespan
  • โœ“Individual tile replacement
  • โœ“Excellent wind resistance when properly installed
  • โœ“Low maintenance

Cons

  • โ€”Heavy โ€” requires structural support
  • โ€”Higher cost than shingles
  • โ€”Can crack from walking or impact
Best for: Mediterranean & Spanish homesLearn more โ†’
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Clay Tile

Premium

$20,000 โ€“ $40,000

50+ years

Clay tile is the original Florida roofing material โ€” fired ceramic that's been used on Tampa's historic homes since the 1920s. It's heavier and more expensive than concrete tile but offers superior color retention (the color goes all the way through the material) and can last the life of the building. Common in Hyde Park, Palma Ceia, and high-end new construction.

Pros

  • โœ“50+ year lifespan
  • โœ“Color never fades
  • โœ“Authentic historic look
  • โœ“Excellent thermal mass

Cons

  • โ€”Most expensive tile option
  • โ€”Very heavy โ€” structural requirements
  • โ€”Specialized installer required
Best for: Historic & luxury homesLearn more โ†’
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Flat / TPO Roofing

Low-Slope

$8,000 โ€“ $20,000

20 โ€“ 30 years

TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) membrane is the modern standard for flat and low-slope roofs in Tampa. It's heat-welded at all seams โ€” creating a fully waterproof barrier โ€” and reflects UV to reduce cooling costs. Protek installs TPO on residential additions, flat-roof homes, and commercial buildings throughout Hillsborough County.

Pros

  • โœ“Best option for flat/low-slope
  • โœ“Heat-welded seams โ€” no leaks
  • โœ“White membrane reflects heat
  • โœ“Affordable installed cost

Cons

  • โ€”Shorter lifespan than pitched systems
  • โ€”Requires proper drainage design
  • โ€”Can puncture under foot traffic
Best for: Flat & low-slope roofsLearn more โ†’
FAQs

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