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A Florida roof has to pass wind-mitigation and hold up through storm season, and roofing draws more contractor complaints than almost any trade. Here is how we check roofers, and the vetted companies with a current SunVetted profile.
Roofing is the trade where a license check matters most. Florida requires a Certified Roofing Contractor (CCC) license for re-roofs and replacements, and the state's wind-uplift code is unforgiving on the coast. The companies below have cleared our license, BBB, and review checks. For any roof over about 15 to 20 years old, or after storm damage, get the scope and the wind-mitigation impact in writing before you commit.
Vetted companies
How we check
We confirm the Florida DBPR Certified Roofing Contractor (CCC) license is active and in good standing.
We look for a real permit history and current liability and workers compensation coverage.
Ratings aggregated across Google, Best Pick and Angi, reported as published.
We read the BBB complaint record against project volume, not just the raw number.
Side by side
| Statewide Roofing | Guardian Impact W&R | Pinewood Construction | Florida Coast Contracting | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Verified rating | 4.9 (Google) | 4.2 (Angi) | 4.9 (48 reviews) | 4.8 (Google, 50 reviews) |
| BBB | A+, accredited | Accredited since 2024 | A+, accredited since 2006 | A+ rating, not accredited |
| Roofing license | DBPR CCC1335805 | Certified Roofing, active | DBPR CCC1335386 | DBPR CCC1330250 |
| Base | Boca Raton, statewide | Deerfield Beach | Wellington / Loxahatchee | Wellington |
| Also does | Windows, doors, screens | Impact windows & doors | General contracting, remodels | General contracting, commercial roofing |
| Best for | Bundled roof-and-window projects | Combined roof-and-window jobs in Broward | Palm Beach roofing plus GC work under one license | Palm Beach / Broward re-roofs and storm work |
Common questions
Roofing work is performed under a Florida DBPR Certified Roofing Contractor (CCC) license. Confirm it is active at myfloridalicense.com and that it matches the company you are signing with.
Yes. A wind mitigation inspection can lower your homeowners insurance premium and documents how your roof is rated to perform, so ask any roofer how their work affects your wind-mit report.
Be cautious of door-to-door offers that pressure you to sign immediately or to assign your insurance claim. Verify the license, get the scope in writing, and never pay the full amount up front.
It depends on scope. Pinewood pairs a roofing license with a general contractor license, which helps when a project touches structure or a remodel. Florida Coast runs in-house crews across Palm Beach and Broward and also handles commercial roofs. Statewide is a fit when you are bundling a roof with impact windows. Compare the profiles side by side above.
Accreditation means a company pays for and agrees to the BBB's standards, and it can be a positive signal, but a strong letter grade matters more than the accreditation badge itself. Florida Coast carries an A+ rating without being accredited; Pinewood is both A+ and accredited. Weigh the grade and the complaint record together.
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