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PSR crew member on a plywood roof deck, with cap-nailed underlayment along the eave and the old tile above

Fort Lauderdale · Broward County

Fort Lauderdale roofs, day or night.

PSR Roofing Company of Fort Lauderdale installs, repairs and replaces tile, metal, shingle and flat roofs across Fort Lauderdale & Central Broward.

  • Tile
  • Metal
  • Shingle
  • Flat roofing

Storm damage or an active leak

Water coming in? Make the call.

The line is open 24 hours. Tell us where the water shows up and we will talk you through the next step.

Call any hour(954) 758-4419

For Florida weather

A roof is a system. Every layer matters.

Florida weather tests more than the part of a roof you can see from the street. This is the order the layers go on, from the deck up.

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  1. Plywood roof sheathing, its seams and nail heads showing, during a deck check

    Decking

    Plywood sheathing fastened to the rafters. Soft or rotted sheets are replaced before anything goes on top.

  2. Underlayment fastened with rows of cap nails at the foot of a parapet wall, a Polyglass bucket beside it

    Underlayment

    A membrane such as Polyglass, fastened with cap nails over the whole deck. It keeps water out if the covering above it is breached.

  3. Metal flashing along a stucco parapet wall and a roof vent set into the cap-nailed underlayment

    Flashing & drainage

    Metal and membrane at the edges, valleys, walls and pipe boots, plus the gutters that carry water off. Most leaks start at one of these.

  4. Clay barrel tile courses meeting at a hip set in mortar

    Covering

    Clay or concrete tile, standing seam metal, shingles or a flat-roof membrane: the part you see, chosen for the house.

Permits, the Florida Building Code’s High-Velocity Hurricane Zone rules that apply in Broward County and the paperwork an insurer may ask for are part of the conversation before a roof goes on.

Materials in focus

Tile, metal and shingle roofs, up close

Clay tile, standing seam metal, shingle and flat membrane each fail in their own way and are repaired in their own way. We work on all four.

  • Finished clay barrel tile roof with palm trees beyond
    Tile roofing
  • Illustration of a white South Florida home with a standing seam metal roofIllustrative image
    Metal roofing
  • Finished shingle roof with roof vents along the slope, beside a flat roof section
    Shingle roofing

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Where we work

Serving Fort Lauderdale and nearby communities

A service-area business based in Fort Lauderdale. Call to confirm your street is in range and to set up a visit.

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Map of the communities PSR Roofing Company of Fort Lauderdale servesThe dark shapes are the communities we serve, each drawn on its Census boundary; the land around them is the county they lie in.
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Your questions, answered plainly

How much does a new roof cost in Fort Lauderdale?

It depends on the size and pitch of the roof, the material, how much of the deck needs replacing and what the permit requires. We do not quote a price before someone has looked at the roof. Call (954) 758-4419 to set up an inspection.

Can you help with an insurance claim for storm damage?

Ask us what the roof shows and what your policy may ask for. A roofing contractor in Florida is not a public adjuster and cannot negotiate a claim on your behalf; your insurer, or a licensed public adjuster you hire, handles that.

What should I do if water is coming in right now?

Move what you can away from the water, catch the drip and stay off the roof. Then call (954) 758-4419: the line is open 24 hours.

How long does a roof replacement take?

It depends on the size of the roof, the material, the deck repairs it turns out to need, the permit and inspection schedule and the weather. We will tell you what to expect for your roof before work starts.

How do I check a roofing contractor’s license?

Ask for the Florida roofing license number and look it up on the DBPR license search at myfloridalicense.com before you sign anything. Ask for proof of insurance too.

Have someone look at your roof.

Call to talk through what you are seeing, or send the details and we will get back to you to set up a visit.