ANVILRoofing & Sheet Metal

Services & pricing

The number is on the page, not in your driveway

Real ranges for real work in this market. What you get in writing after the inspection is a fixed number for your house — these are what it is built out of.

Roof replacement01

Tear-off to the deck. No layovers.

Shingling over an old roof hides the deck, adds weight your rafters were not designed for, and buys you five years instead of twenty-five. We take it to the wood every time, look at what is under there with you, and put the whole assembly back new — metal included.

Architectural shingle re-roof, per square
from $625
Decking replacement, per 4×8 sheet
$95 — only what we marked
Synthetic underlayment across the deck
included
Membrane at valleys, eaves & penetrations
included
New drip edge, valley metal & flashings
included
Permit, final inspection & haul-away
included
Workmanship warranty
10 years, transferable once
Roof repair02

The leak is rarely above the stain.

Water runs down the deck and along rafters before it finds a place to drop, so the wet spot on your ceiling is the end of the trip, not the start. We find the entry point — usually a boot, a valley, a flashing, or a nail that missed — and we tell you plainly whether a repair is worth it or whether you are patching a roof that is finished.

Leak diagnosis & written findings
$185, credited to the repair
Boot flashing replacement
from $265
Valley repair or re-line
from $480
Shingle course repair, per section
from $340
Emergency tarp
from $395
Sheet metal & flashing03

Bent in our shop, for your roof.

Most roof leaks are metal problems, not shingle problems. Flashing is where the roof stops being a simple slope and starts being a set of decisions. We make the parts ourselves, which means an odd chimney or a dormer that dies into a wall gets the right profile instead of the closest one in stock.

Drip edge, per linear foot
from $6
Valley metal, per linear foot
from $14
Chimney counterflashing, cut into the joint
from $850
Kick-out flashing at a wall termination
from $240
Chimney cricket, fabricated to fit
quoted from measurements
Custom bends
quoted from your drawing or ours
Storm & insurance work04

We document. We don't adjust.

After a storm we tarp, photograph, and write up what we can see, and we will be on the roof with your adjuster. What we will not do is tell you what your claim is worth, or make your deductible disappear — Florida law is explicit about that one and so are we.

Post-storm inspection & photo report
no charge
Emergency tarp
from $395
Adjuster meeting, on the roof
no charge
Repair or replacement
priced the same as any other job
Your deductible
yours — we can't and won't cover it

Variables

What moves the number

Two houses on the same street can be thousands apart, and it is never arbitrary. These are the six things we are measuring while we are up there.

01

Pitch

Anything past about 7:12 stops being walkable. Steep roofs mean staging, harnesses, and slower days.

02

Layers

Two or three old roofs on there is two or three times the tear-off and the dumpster hauls to match.

03

Deck condition

The one number nobody can promise from the ground. That's why it is priced per sheet up front instead of discovered later.

04

Penetrations & valleys

Every pipe, vent, skylight, and valley is a detail, and details are where the labour and the metal go.

05

Access

A dumpster that can sit near the house is cheaper than one that has to be walked to. So is a yard without a pool cage in the way.

06

Material

Architectural shingle is the baseline here. Standing seam metal and tile are different jobs on a different sheet.

Exclusions

Things we won't sell you

Every one of these is normal somewhere in this industry. None of them are normal here, and it is easier to say so on a page than to argue about it on a driveway.

  • A layover

    Shingles installed over your old roof. Cheaper today, and a guarantee that nobody ever looked at your deck.

  • Reused flashing

    Old drip edge and valley metal put back down under new shingles to save a line item.

  • Felt underlayment

    It wrinkles, it tears underfoot, and it is the layer holding your house dry between tear-off and finish.

  • A door-knock price

    Numbers that expire tonight, deals that need a signature before we leave. If it can't wait a day, it wasn't a price.

Not sure which one you need?

Describe what you are seeing — a stain, a missing shingle, a roof that came with the house and no paperwork. We will tell you what it usually is before anyone gets on a ladder.

Call (813) 555-0182Book an inspection