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Contractor License & Insurance Verification

Never hire a roofing contractor without checking their active Florida license and workers' compensation insurance. We make our license and insurance easy to verify and review.

Official Documents & Certificates

Inspect our official state license certificates and active policy declarations online or download PDF copies.

State of Florida Licensing

Certified Roofing Contractor: Lic #CCC1331824

Licensed by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. This statewide license allows us to pull roofing permits anywhere in Florida.

  • Status: Active & In Good Standing
  • Jurisdiction: Entire State of Florida
  • Licensing Board: Florida DBPR (Tallahassee)
Proof of Insurance

$2,000,000 Liability & Workers' Comp Insurance

We carry $2,000,000 in general liability insurance and full workers' compensation coverage for every worker on your roof.

  • General Liability: $2,000,000 total coverage / $1,000,000 per incident
  • Workers’ Compensation: Full active coverage for every worker (no exemptions)
  • Property Protection: Covers accidental damage to your landscaping, pool, or home interior
Consumer Protection Standard

The "Verify Before You Hire" 8-Point Roofing Checklist

Before signing any roofing contract in Hillsborough County, ask these 8 questions to protect yourself and your home.

1 Check the Florida State License (CCC)

Look up the roofer's license number on MyFloridaLicense.com. Make sure it begins with "CCC", which means they are a state-certified roofing contractor. Handymen and unlicensed operators cannot legally pull roofing permits.

2 Demand Direct Proof of Workers' Compensation

Some roofers claim exemptions to skip paying for workers' compensation. If an uninsured worker gets injured on your property, you as the homeowner could be held responsible for their medical bills. Always ask for proof of active coverage.

3 Ask Who Pulls the Building Permit

A reputable roofer always pulls the permit under their own license. If someone asks you to pull an "Owner-Builder" permit, it usually means they aren't licensed, don't have proper insurance, or have outstanding fines.

4 Verify In-House Crews vs Subcontractors

Ask whether the workers on your roof are trained team members or temporary day laborers hired for the week. Our jobs are completed by experienced roofers who follow strict safety and installation guidelines.

5 Request a Written, Itemized Scope of Work

Your quote should clearly list the brand of shingles, waterproof under-layer, metal edge flashing, attic vents, and a set price per sheet for any rotted plywood that needs replacing.

6 Confirm Written Workmanship Warranty Terms

Manufacturer warranties cover defects in shingles, but most leaks happen because of installation errors. Make sure your roofer provides a written workmanship warranty backed by an established local company.

7 Ask to See Recent Projects in Your Neighborhood

A true local roofer can easily show you recently finished roofs in your neighborhood that passed city building inspections on the first visit.

8 Check Verified Google Customer Reviews

Read recent customer reviews to see how the company communicates, cleans up the work site, finishes on time, and answers questions after the job is done.

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Our team will happily email an official certificate of insurance listing your property before you sign any contract.

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