How long does a roof replacement take in Miramar?

Most single-family roof replacements in Miramar are completed in 2 to 5 working days from tear-off to final cleanup. Larger homes, tile systems, and projects with structural deck repair can extend the timeline. We schedule a single mobilization and a single crew per project so your home is buttoned up each evening.

What roofing materials do you install on Miramar homes?

All Phase Construction USA installs architectural shingles, concrete and clay tile, standing seam metal, and TPO/PVC flat-roof systems on Miramar properties. Material selection depends on your roof pitch, structural capacity, neighborhood architecture, and long-term plans for the home. We walk every option with you before you sign anything.

Are you licensed to replace roofs in Miramar?

Yes. We hold both the Florida State Certified Roofing Contractor license (CCC-1331464) and the Certified General Contractor license (CGC-1526236). The dual license means we can repair the deck, trusses, fascia, and any structural condition we uncover during tear-off without subbing it out or stopping the job.

Do you offer free roof inspections in Miramar?

Yes. We provide free, no-pressure roof inspections throughout Miramar from our Deerfield Beach headquarters. A licensed estimator walks the roof, photographs every elevation, and gives you a written assessment with a transparent replacement quote — no obligation to move forward.

What Miramar neighborhoods do you serve?

We service all of Miramar, including Riviera Isles, Sunset Lakes, Vizcaya, Huntington. Our crews work in this market every week and are familiar with local HOA requirements, ARC submittal packages, and access constraints.

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Q: Is Miramar in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone?

Miramar sits inside Florida's High Velocity Hurricane Zone, so every roof we install is engineered to the HVHZ standard with 175+ mph wind ratings and enhanced fastening schedules.

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Miramar, FL is a 31-square-mile Broward County city known as the ’City of Lakes’ — named, ironically, after a sea-view suburb of Havana despite being entirely landlocked. Founded in 1953 as a commuter bedroom community, it now spans older east-side homes and newer master-planned lake communities. All Phase Construction USA is a dual-licensed roofing and general contractor (CCC-1331464 and CGC-1526236) that builds every Miramar roof to Miami-Dade HVHZ code — legally required here in Broward County. Roof replacements run $11,000 to $32,000.

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Recent Miramar Roofing Projects

Real photos from completed projects in Miramar, FL — every roof installed to HVHZ / Florida Building Code spec by our dual-licensed crew (CCC-1331464 / CGC-1526236).

Miramar Standing Seam Metal Roof In Progress — All Phase Construction USA

The City’s Story

From Havana Namesake to the City of Lakes

Miramar carries one of South Florida’s more ironic names: it was named after Miramar, an exclusive sea-view suburb of Havana, Cuba — even though this Broward city is entirely landlocked. It was founded in 1953 as a simple bedroom community for Miami and Fort Lauderdale commuters, and has grown into a real economic hub, home to the Spirit Airlines headquarters and a string of Fortune 500 regional offices. (Local note: a young Johnny Depp grew up here and attended Miramar High.)

Today Miramar is the ’City of Lakes,’ dotted with dozens of master-planned scenic lakes and more than 35 city parks across its 31 square miles. That mix — older east-side homes near Historic Miramar and sprawling newer lake communities out west — means we roof everything from 1960s originals to two-story tile-roofed estates.

The Housing Stock

Master-Planned Lake Communities and HOA Roofs

Miramar’s western master-planned communities — SilverLakes, Sunset Lakes, Riviera Isles, Monarch Lakes, and Vizcaya — are built around water, with HOAs that dictate roof profile, tile color, and material. We manage that architectural-review process end to end so your replacement gets approved without delays.

The older homes in east and Historic Miramar are a different job: many are on their original or second roof, well past service life, and often need decking or structural attention a shingle-only crew can’t legally handle. Our dual license means we address it on the same permit instead of stopping the job.

HVHZ

Built to Broward’s Toughest Wind Code

Unlike Palm Beach County to the north, Miramar sits inside the legally-defined High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, so every roof here is required by code to meet Miami-Dade HVHZ standards — the strictest wind code in the country. We build to it on every job, with reinforced attachment and code-current secondary water barriers.

Meeting HVHZ code isn’t only about surviving a storm; it’s what qualifies your home for wind-mitigation insurance credits. We document every feature your insurer uses to calculate those savings.

Miramar Neighborhoods We Roof

SilverLakes

Sunset Lakes

Riviera Isles

Monarch Lakes

Vizcaya

Historic Miramar

Miramar Roofing FAQs

How much does a roof replacement cost in Miramar?

A roof replacement in Miramar typically runs $11,000 to $32,000 in 2026, depending on roof size and material. Shingle sits at the lower end; the concrete and clay tile common in Miramar's master-planned lake communities sits higher.

Do you handle HOA approval in Miramar's lake communities?

Yes. For SilverLakes, Sunset Lakes, Riviera Isles, and Miramar's other master-planned communities, we manage the full architectural-review process — matching the required tile profile and color and submitting the documentation your HOA needs to approve the project.

Is Miramar in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone?

Yes. Miramar is in Broward County, which is legally within the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, so every roof must meet Miami-Dade HVHZ code — the strictest wind standard in the country. We build to it on every Miramar job.

My older Miramar home still has its original roof — should I replace it?

If your home in east or Historic Miramar is still on its original roof, it is very likely past service life. Beyond leaks, roof age is now the top reason Florida insurers issue non-renewals. A free inspection tells you exactly where you stand.

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