Roof Replacement in Tampa
US Power Roofing replaces and installs roofs across Tampa, from Hyde Park and Davis Islands to Seminole Heights, Palma Ceia, and New Tampa. One project manager handles your permit, installation, and final inspection.
Free roof inspection · Itemized quote before any work begins · Licensed & insured
Neighborhoods We Serve in Tampa
We replace and install roofs throughout Tampa and nearby communities. See completed US Power roofs on our recent projects map.
South Tampa
- Hyde Park
- Davis Islands
- Palma Ceia
- Bayshore Beautiful
- Parkland Estates
- Ballast Point
North & Central
- Seminole Heights
- Tampa Heights
- Ybor City
- Temple Terrace area
- New Tampa
- Carrollwood area
Roofing Services in Tampa
Roof Replacement
Full tear-off and replacement for aging shingle, tile, metal, and flat roofs.
Roof Installation
New roofing for home additions and new construction.
Full Reroof
New underlayment, flashing, and roof deck attachment built to current Florida code.
Roof + Solar Bundle
Replace your roof and add solar as one coordinated project. How it works
What Tampa Roofs Have to Handle
Hurricanes and storm surge
Recent hurricanes have shown how exposed the Tampa Bay area is to wind and storm surge. We install to the Florida Building Code’s wind requirements, add a sealed secondary water barrier, and strengthen roof-to-wall connections where the structure allows.
Lightning and summer storms
The Tampa Bay area gets some of the most frequent lightning and summer thunderstorms in the country. Heavy, frequent rain is hard on worn flashing and underlayment, which is where most leaks start.
Historic districts
Hyde Park, Seminole Heights, and Ybor City include historic districts where roofing changes may need design review. We check your address and choose materials that fit the guidelines.
Permits
Homes inside city limits are permitted through the City of Tampa. Unincorporated areas, like Carrollwood and Westchase, go through Hillsborough County. We pull the permit and schedule the inspections.
Your Utility and Solar in Tampa
TECO (Tampa Electric)
TECO (Tampa Electric) is an investor-owned utility, so it currently offers net metering under Florida Public Service Commission rules: solar power you send to the grid is credited against what you use, with any extra carried forward. Florida also exempts residential solar equipment from sales tax, and from property-tax increases on the added value. We size solar to your actual usage when we plan a roof + solar project. See how the Roof + Solar Bundle works
What a Roof Replacement Costs in Tampa
Your price depends on roof size, pitch, material, the wind and product-approval requirements for your area, and the condition of the decking underneath. Estimate your roof in 60 seconds, then get an itemized quote after a free inspection.
Planning solar in the next few years?
Adding solar right after a new roof avoids paying to remove and reinstall panels later. Coordinating both through one team may save $3,000–$7,000 in duplicated labor, permitting, and scheduling. Actual savings depend on your roof, system size, and project scope. See the Roof + Solar Bundle
Why Tampa Homeowners Hire Us
Tampa Roofing FAQ
How much does a roof replacement cost in Tampa?
It depends on roof size, pitch, material, code requirements for your area, and the condition of the decking. Use our roof cost calculator for a quick estimate, and we’ll give you an itemized quote after a free inspection, before any work begins.
Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Tampa?
Yes. Florida requires a permit for a roof replacement. Homes inside city limits are permitted through the City of Tampa. Unincorporated areas, like Carrollwood and Westchase, go through Hillsborough County. We pull the permit and schedule the inspections. Permit fees are listed on your quote.
Will a new roof lower my homeowners insurance?
Often, yes. A new roof resets your roof’s age, which many Florida insurers look at when writing or renewing a policy, and a wind mitigation inspection afterward can qualify you for discounts for things like a sealed roof deck and stronger roof-to-wall connections. Savings vary by insurer, so ask your agent.
Can I just repair my storm-damaged roof?
Sometimes. But under the Florida Building Code, replacing more than 25% of a roof section can require bringing the whole section up to current code, unless the roof was already built to the 2007 code or later. We’ll tell you after the inspection whether a repair or full replacement makes sense.
Can I add solar when I replace my roof?
Yes. Doing both together means your panels go on a brand-new roof, so you avoid paying to remove and reinstall them later. We check TECO’s current solar rules and size the system to your usage. See our Roof + Solar Bundle.
Do you serve my part of Tampa?
We serve homeowners throughout Tampa and nearby communities. Call 818-650-8010 or request a free inspection, and we’ll confirm availability for your address.
Prefer to talk now? Call 818-650-8010