Allstar Roofing & Repair

Residential Roofing

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Your home is your biggest investment. Protecting it starts with a roof installed to GAF Master Elite standards — the highest credential in residential roofing.

What we install

We lead with stone-coated metal — the longest-lasting, most storm-resilient roof you can put on a Tampa home. We also install premium GAF architectural shingles, concrete and clay tile, and synthetic underlayment systems. All materials meet or exceed Florida building code for wind and impact ratings.

How we can help

Why a Master Elite certified roofer matters

Only 2% of roofers nationwide earn this certification. It requires ongoing training, quality control audits, and financial verification. When you hire us, you get:

  • The GAF Golden Pledge® warranty — strongest in the industry
  • Installation verified to factory specifications
  • Annual re-credentialing that holds us accountable

Recent Roofing Projects Across Tampa Bay

Roof Repair Completed for a Polk County Homeowner

Crew performing roof repair work on a home in Polk County, FLClose-up of repaired roofing section during a Polk County roof repair jobRoofing materials staged for a repair project in Polk CountyFinished roof repair result on a Polk County residence

Our crew handled this roof repair in Polk County with the same approach we bring to every service call: find the problem areas, address them properly, and leave the roof sound and weathertight. Repairs like this usually mean pulling old materials, checking the surrounding area for related wear, and rebuilding it correctly rather than patching over it. The homeowner now has a roof section that matches the rest of the house and holds up the way it should.

Hillsborough County Gets a September Roof Repair

Roof repair work completed on a home in Hillsborough County, FLClose-up of a repaired roofing section in Hillsborough CountyCrew performing roof repair tie-in work in Hillsborough CountyFinished roof repair job on a Hillsborough County home

This month we handled a roof repair for a homeowner in Hillsborough County. Work like this comes down to pinpointing the leak, cutting out the compromised material, and rebuilding that section so it matches and seals with the rest of the roof. Our crew checked the surrounding area before wrapping up to make sure nothing else needed attention. The roof came out solid and weathertight.

Tile Roof Replacement Finished Up in Hillsborough County

Tile roofing installation in progress on a Hillsborough County homeUnderlayment being laid before tile placement in Hillsborough CountyFlashing detail work on a tile roof in Hillsborough CountyCompleted tile roof on a Hillsborough County residence

Tear-off, deck inspection, underlayment, and tile courses — that's the sequence we ran on this Hillsborough County home, wrapped up in August. Flashing at penetrations and ridge lines gets extra attention from our crew, since that's where tile roofs most often fail first. By the end, the homeowner had a tile roof laid square and ready to shed water the way it's supposed to.

Roof Repair Completed for a Hillsborough County Home

Crew performing roof repair on a Hillsborough County homeClose-up of repaired roof section in Hillsborough CountyFinished roof repair work on a Hillsborough County propertyRoofline view after completed repair job in Hillsborough County

Our crew finished up a roof repair job in Hillsborough County this August. Most repairs like this start with narrowing down the trouble spot, stripping out what's failing, and rebuilding that section so it matches and seals with the surrounding roof. We take our time with the tie-in work since that's what keeps water out long term. Job's done and the roof is solid.

Tile Roof Job Wrapped Up in St. Petersburg

Tile roofing crew at work on a home in St. Petersburg, FLClose-up of finished tile roof installation in St. PetersburgCompleted tile roof job on a St. Petersburg residence

This August our crew handled a tile roofing job in St. Petersburg. Underlayment and deck condition matter just as much as the tile itself, so we check those before anything new goes down. Flashing and ridge lines get extra attention since that's where problems tend to start. By the end, the homeowner had a tile roof set up to hold up under Gulf Coast weather.

Roof Repair Completed for a Plant City Homeowner

Roofer making repairs on a home in Plant City, FLClose-up of repaired shingles during a Plant City roof repairCrew working on flashing during a roof repair job in Plant CityFinished roof repair on a Plant City, FL home

Our crew wrapped up a roof repair in Plant City this month, addressing trouble spots and shoring up the areas around them. Repairs like this usually mean pulling old materials, checking the decking underneath, and replacing flashing or shingles as needed. We finished by sealing everything back up so the homeowner has a roof that's sound and ready for whatever Florida weather brings next.

August Roof Repair Job Wrapped Up in Hillsborough County

Roofing crew performing a roof repair in Hillsborough County, FLClose-up of repaired shingles after roof repair work in Hillsborough CountyFinished roof section following a repair job in Hillsborough County

We closed out this repair in Hillsborough County last month. A job like this generally means tracking down where the roof is letting water through, pulling the damaged material, and tying the new section into what's already there. Our crew worked through it methodically, checked the surrounding area for anything else that needed attention, and left the roofline solid and weathertight.

Hillsborough County Roof Repair Finished Up in August

Crew inspecting roof during repair job in Hillsborough CountyClose-up of shingle work during roof repair in Hillsborough CountyRoofer securing materials during repair in Hillsborough CountyFinished roof repair result in Hillsborough County home

August brought another roof repair call in Hillsborough County, and our crew handled it the way we handle every one: get eyes on the trouble spot, remove what's compromised, and rebuild it so it ties cleanly into the rest of the roof. These jobs are rarely complicated once we're up there, it comes down to finding where water could get in and closing that door for good.

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