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48 new roofing companies got a Florida license in September 2026

Every roofing company first licensed in Florida in September 2026, by county, from state records.

Published September 27, 2026 · New licenses

Florida added 48 roofing companies with a first-time state roofing license in September 2026, according to Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) records. All 48 hold a statewide certified license. Broward County led with 8.

Short answer: 48 new roofing companies were first licensed in Florida in September 2026. That makes 545 so far in 2026, an average of about 61 a month.

New roofing companies by county

New roofing licenses by month, 2026

MonthNew companies
January59
February63
March62
April80
May72
June63
July40
August58
September48

Every roofing company first licensed in September 2026

CompanyCityCountyLicense
Driftline Roofing, Inc.IndialanticBrevardCertified
Facing East Roofing Services LLCFort LauderdaleBrowardCertified
Farmington Construction Co.Fort LauderdaleBrowardCertified
JB Build Group LLCMiramarBrowardCertified
Piquer USA CorpWestonBrowardCertified
Slater Best RoofingFort LauderdaleBrowardCertified
Triton RoofingHillsboro BeachBrowardCertified
Undercover Roofing 'llc'Pompano BeachBrowardCertified
You Restorations LLCPembroke PinesBrowardCertified
MRF Roofing LLCImmokaleeCollierCertified
Peak Forge Roofing, LLCJacksonville BeachDuvalCertified
Ironclad Roofing and Restoration LLCPensacolaEscambiaCertified
Coastal Elevation Roofing CorpTampaHillsboroughCertified
Fitzgeralds Roofing LLCLutzHillsboroughCertified
J&O Rodriguez CorporationRiverviewHillsboroughCertified
New Home Roofing IncTampaHillsboroughCertified
Rojas Roofing Solutions LLCRuskinHillsboroughCertified
Yowell's RoofingTampaHillsboroughCertified
Air Polar Installations, IncCape CoralLeeCertified
JP Direct LLCCape CoralLeeCertified
Olympus Air Conditioning IncCape CoralLeeCertified
Redemption Repairs and Roofing LLCHobe SoundMartinCertified
Aguilar Roofing LLCMiamiMiami-DadeCertified
Ah&d Contractor, LLCMiamiMiami-DadeCertified
Atop Construction IncMiamiMiami-DadeCertified
Biscayne Legacy Group LLCMiamiMiami-DadeCertified
Elite Roofing Group IncMiamiMiami-DadeCertified
Luxury & Excellence Contractors IncMiamiMiami-DadeCertified
Sergeant’s Electric, Air Conditioning and PlumbingMiamiMiami-DadeCertified
Big Man ConstructionApopkaOrangeCertified
Brenco Roofing Group, LLCWinter GardenOrangeCertified
Mainstead Roofing and ExteriorsOrlandoOrangeCertified
Talon Roofing and Exteriors LLCWinter GardenOrangeCertified
Fix My Roof CorpWest Palm BeachPalm BeachCertified
Kilcourse Construction LLCJupiterPalm BeachCertified
Knight Builders CorpWest Palm BeachPalm BeachCertified
Buckworth Roofing LLCDade CityPascoCertified
Chirino Construction Management LLCZephyrhillsPascoCertified
Heffernan, Barbara AnnTrinityPascoCertified
Carry on Roofing LLCDavenportPolkCertified
Stand Firm RoofingEast PalatkaPutnamCertified
Price Construction Services, LLCWinter SpringsSeminoleCertified
Reinforcements RoofingLongwoodSeminoleCertified
Windmar Solar and RoofingLongwoodSeminoleCertified
Opus Core LLCSt. AugustineSt. JohnsCertified
ST Lucie Roofing of South Florida IncPort St. LucieSt. LucieCertified
VQZ Construction LLCPort St. LucieSt. LucieCertified
2m Roofing LLCSanta Rosa BeachWaltonCertified

What a new license does and doesn’t mean

A new license is not a red flag by itself. Plenty of new companies are run by roofers with years of experience under someone else’s license. It does mean a company’s track record can be short, and a workmanship warranty is only as good as the company’s ability to honor it 10 years from now.

Six checks before you sign

  1. Look up the license at MyFloridaLicense.com. Confirm it is active and issued to the company named on the contract. How to check.
  2. Ask how long the company has worked under that license, and for addresses of recent jobs nearby.
  3. Get at least three written quotes based on the same roof size, measured in squares. One square is 100 square feet of roof.
  4. Check that each quote includes the permit, a secondary water barrier and re-nailing of the roof deck. Florida re-roof code requirements.
  5. Refuse any offer to waive your insurance deductible or to give you a rebate for filing a claim. Florida Statute 489.147 bars contractors from making those offers.
  6. Never sign a form that hands your insurance benefits to a contractor. For homeowner policies issued since January 1, 2023, Florida law no longer allows it.

About the data

Source: DBPR licensee records for certified (CCC) and registered (RC) roofing contractors with an active status and an unexpired license, as of October 2, 2026. Records are grouped by business name. A company is counted in the month of its earliest original license date on record. A few companies licensed late in the month may not have full directory pages yet.

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Frequently asked questions

How many new roofing companies were licensed in Florida in September 2026?

State records show 48 roofing companies received their first Florida roofing license in September 2026, and 545 so far in 2026.

How do I check if a new roofing company is licensed?

Search the company name or license number at MyFloridaLicense.com and confirm the status reads Current, Active and the business name matches your contract.

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