House roofs and palm trees in front of a downtown tower skyline

Service areas

One Miami office, a county of different roofs

Every city below is served from 2341 NW 34th St, Miami, FL 33142. The phone is (305) 701-4572, open daily 8 AM to 8 PM. Miami-Dade is the home county. Fort Lauderdale and Weston are Broward, in the same hurricane zone.

Miami

Request a call. Five steps. We call back between 8 AM and 8 PM from the Miami office.

Call (305) 701-4572

Where is the roof?

Choose the city, then the questions match that place.

A palm-lined street with cars and distant towers under a clear sky

Say the city when you call

The address on the form and the city you name are how the visit is set. The office does not change.

Cities

Each city has the neighborhoods, the building types, and the climate that belong to that place.

Miami

The office is here. Downtown, Brickell, the Grove, Little Havana, Wynwood, and the neighborhoods tied to this city name.

Miami Beach

Barrier-island roofs in salt air. Art Deco parapets, bay islands, and tile houses.

Hialeah

Inland houses, townhouses, and warehouses. Se atiende en español.

Coral Gables

Mediterranean tile, tree cover, and bayfront lots at Cocoplum and Gables Estates.

Doral

Western Miami-Dade warehouses and newer houses. Flat roofs and tile on the same afternoon.

Kendall

Southwest house roofs: tile, shingles, shopping-center flats, and tree debris.

Pinecrest

South Miami-Dade houses, large lots, clay tile, and valleys full of leaves.

Aventura

Towers and flat roofs at the northeast corner, some of them in salt air.

Homestead

Southern Miami-Dade houses and agricultural metal, with open wind.

Fort Lauderdale

Broward coast and canals, plus Hollywood, Pompano, Plantation, and Davie.

Weston

Western Broward villages, lakes, tile, and shingles. Little salt, full storms.

The same facts in every city

The company name is Elite Roofing Company of Miami LLC. The address does not change with the city. Hours do not change. A visit still describes the material, the flashing, and the opening, and you still decide whether the next step is a repair or a new roof.

Coastal cities get salt air because the buildings sit in it. Inland cities get heat, rain, and wind. Hialeah and Weston are not beach stories.

If your neighborhood is near one of these cities and you do not see it named, call and say it. The desk will tell you whether the visit can be set. Start at (305) 701-4572.

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