Blended barrel tile roof on a Pembroke Pines home
Broward County · HVHZ · 170 to 175 mph

Roofing in Pembroke Pines, FL

Pembroke Pines is overwhelmingly master-planned HOA communities, and that shapes both the permit paperwork and what colour your roof is allowed to be.

The short answer

SkyGuard is a Florida Certified Roofing Contractor (license CCC1336668) working Pembroke Pines and the rest of Broward County. Rates are the same here as everywhere we work: shingle from $6, tile from $9, metal from $10, metal slate from $12 per square foot, so about $12,000 to $24,000 on a typical 2,000 sq ft roof. Pembroke Pines sits inside the High Velocity Hurricane Zone, with design wind speeds of 170 to 175 mph and product approval via Miami-Dade NOA.

What is different about roofing in Pembroke Pines

Every permit needs an HOA Affidavit of Awareness

The City of Pembroke Pines requires a Homeowner's Association Affidavit of Awareness form with every building permit application. If your community has an HOA, that form has to be in the packet or the application does not move. We handle it, but it is worth knowing why we ask you for HOA contact details early.

The housing stock

Mostly 1980s onward master-planned development, which means large runs of concrete tile and architectural shingle, and architectural committees that care about profile and colour blend. Confirm what your community allows before you settle on a material, particularly if you are considering metal.

How Pembroke Pines compares with the rest of our service area, Risk Category II buildings.
LocationZoneDesign wind speedProduct approval
Pembroke PinesHVHZ170 to 175 mphMiami-Dade NOA
Miami-DadeHVHZ175 mphMiami-Dade NOA
BrowardHVHZ170 to 175 mphMiami-Dade NOA
Palm BeachOutside HVHZ150 to 170 mphFlorida Product Approval

What we install in Pembroke Pines

SkyGuard published rates, per square foot of roof area. Excludes deck replacement, permit fees and tear-off beyond one layer.
MaterialRateLifespanBest for
Architectural shingle$6/sq ft25 to 30 yearsLowest entry cost. Best value on simple, low-slope-to-moderate roofs.
Concrete or clay tile$9/sq ft40 to 50 yearsMatches most South Florida HOA and Mediterranean architecture.
Standing seam metal$10/sq ft40 to 70 yearsBest lifetime value. Reflective finishes cut cooling load.
Metal slate$12/sq ft50+ yearsSlate look with metal weight and metal wind performance.

Roof area is not floor area: pitch and overhang usually make a roof 10 to 25 percent larger than the square footage on your appraisal. Full cost guide, including permit fees and the 25% rule.

What our customers say.

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"He was prompt, professional, and gave me an on-the-spot quote. The crew efficiently removed the old roof and installed the new one with great care, leaving everything spotless."

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"Outstanding experience from start to finish. They communicated clearly throughout the process, finished on time, and left everything clean."

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"SkyGuard replaced my shingle roof, including some rotten decking that was causing a leak. My roof is now in perfect condition!"

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Common questions.

How much does a new roof cost in Pembroke Pines?+

SkyGuard publishes flat rates that apply in Pembroke Pines the same as everywhere else we work: architectural shingle from $6 per square foot, concrete or clay tile from $9, standing seam metal from $10, and metal slate from $12. On a typical 2,000 square foot roof that is $12,000 for shingle and $20,000 for metal, before deck replacement and permit fees.

Do I need a permit to replace a roof in Pembroke Pines?+

Yes. Roofing is not exempt anywhere in Broward County, and an unpermitted roof will surface at your next sale or insurance inspection. We pull it through the City of Pembroke Pines Building Department as the licensed contractor of record under license CCC1336668, and the fee is itemised on your quote.

Is Pembroke Pines in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone?+

Yes. Pembroke Pines is in Broward County, one of only two Florida counties inside the HVHZ, so design wind speeds are 170 to 175 mph and every roofing product must carry a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance with TAS 201, 202 and 203 impact testing. There is also a mandatory in-progress inspection before the roof can be covered.

How long does a roof replacement take in Pembroke Pines?+

Two to five working days on site for most single-family homes, with shingle fastest and tile or metal slate slowest. Add the permit ahead of that, typically 5 to 14 business days, so plan on two to three weeks end to end.

Free roof inspection in Pembroke Pines

We measure the roof, photograph what we find, and give you an itemised written quote with the deck rate and permit fee stated up front.