Allstar Roofing & Repair — Tampa Bay's GAF Master Elite certified contractor — proudly serves homeowners in St. Petersburg. Free roof inspections, written estimates, and the Allstar 5-Year Workmanship Warranty.
Full roof installation, replacement, and repair on single-family homes across St. Petersburg.
Learn more →Flat roof systems, TPO, EPDM, metal, and multi-family work for St. Petersburg businesses.
Learn more →Rapid response after storms. Fast tarping and repair, and we answer 24/7.
Learn more →St. Petersburg has a mix of historic homes and mid-century neighborhoods, each with their own roofing quirks. Our crews are experienced with barrel tile, flat-pitch residential, and everything in between.
Whether your home needs a full replacement, a quick repair after a storm, or just a professional second opinion, Allstar Roofing has crews working in the St. Petersburg area every week. Every inspection is free, every estimate is written, and every installation meets GAF Master Elite standards.
St. Petersburg combines coastal exposure with unusually varied housing stock, and both matter. Like the rest of Pinellas, the peninsula sits in a higher design wind speed band than inland Tampa Bay, and salt air steadily attacks any exposed metal on the roof, so corrosion-resistant flashing and fasteners are not an upgrade here, they are the correct spec. The building stock adds the second layer: historic neighborhoods with original barrel and clay tile, mid-century homes with low-pitch and near-flat sections, and bungalows that have been added onto more than once. Low-pitch sections in particular cannot take a standard shingle assembly and need a proper low-slope system.
In St. Petersburg a leak on a low-pitch section or an old barrel tile roof is usually an underlayment or flashing problem, which is exactly the kind of roof repair in St. Pete we trace to the entry point before we quote it.
We do a lot of tile work in St. Pete, from the older neighborhoods to the waterfront, and tile roof repair and replacement in St. Petersburg is a steady part of our Pinellas schedule.
The inspection is free and there is no obligation afterward. We pull a full aerial imagery report of your roof, then a crew member gets on it in person and photographs it top to bottom. You get a written, itemized estimate, usually the same day: what we found, how much life the roof has left, and what the work would cost. If the roof has years left in it, we tell you that instead of selling you a new one.
In St. Petersburg we look closely at any low-pitch or near-flat section, which needs a genuine low-slope system rather than a shingle assembly stretched past its rated pitch, and at every piece of exposed metal the salt air has been working on. On the historic barrel and clay tile roofs we check the underlayment, which is what actually fails.
Permitting is through the City of St. Petersburg or Pinellas County depending on your address, and homes in designated historic districts can carry additional review on anything that changes the roof appearance. We sort out which applies to you before the work is scheduled.
For this St. Petersburg home, our crew stripped the old roofing down to bare deck and went section by section looking for anything that needed attention before we closed it back up. Once the deck checked out, we set new underlayment, flashing, and roofing material in place. Before we pulled off site, we ran a magnet sweep and cleared away every bit of tear-off debris.
St. Petersburg, FL · September 2025
Our crew set stone-coated metal panels across this St. Petersburg roof, working each course square before tying in flashing at the valleys and edges. Before any panels went down, we stripped the old roofing, inspected the deck, and rolled out fresh underlayment. The finished roof carries a shingle or tile profile on top, backed by metal built to handle Tampa Bay sun and storms.
St. Petersburg, FL · August 2025
This St. Petersburg home needed a complete roof replacement, so our crew got to work pulling the old roofing off down to the deck. From there we checked for any soft or compromised spots and made repairs as needed, then installed new underlayment, flashing, and roofing material across the structure. The job closed out with a full cleanup and magnet sweep to make sure no nails were left behind.
St. Petersburg, FL · June 2025
Our crew went to work on a roof repair in St. Petersburg, checking flashing, seals, and any spots showing wear as we went. Jobs like this take patience, since a missed seam can undo the whole fix. Once the repairs were in place and tested for a tight seal, we cleaned up the site and left the roof ready to handle what comes next.
St. Petersburg, FL · May 2025
This St. Petersburg property needed a roof repair, so our crew started by walking the roof to find where water could be getting in. From there we addressed the trouble spots, replacing worn material and resealing as needed. We double-check our work before calling it done, since a repair is only good if it holds. Site was swept clean before we left.
St. Petersburg, FL · April 2025
A homeowner in St. Petersburg reached out about a roof repair, and our crew went through the usual steps: inspecting flashing, seals, and any material showing wear, then making the needed fixes to keep the roof watertight. Repairs like this call for patience and a close eye on every seam. When we wrapped up, the roof was sound and the property was left clean.
St. Petersburg, FL · February 2025
A full tear-off was the starting point for this St. Petersburg roof replacement. Once the old material was stripped away, we inspected the deck and made repairs where needed before laying new underlayment, flashing, and roofing material across the whole structure. We finished by clearing all debris and running a magnet sweep for stray nails, leaving the homeowner with a tight, weathertight roof.
St. Petersburg, FL · February 2025
Our crew handled a full roof replacement on this St. Petersburg home, starting with a complete tear-off down to the deck. From there we inspected for any problem areas, then built back up with new underlayment, flashing, and roofing material laid section by section. We closed out with a full site cleanup and a magnet sweep, leaving the property free of debris and ready for the new roof to do its job.
St. Petersburg, FL · February 2025
Florida's hurricane season runs from June through November. High winds, wind-driven rain, and flying debris all put your roof at risk. On a full replacement, a GAF Master Elite installation also qualifies for the Golden Pledge warranty, GAF’s strongest workmanship warranty.
A properly installed asphalt shingle roof in Tampa Bay typically lasts 20–25 years. High-grade architectural shingles installed to GAF Master Elite standards can last 30+ years. Our annual maintenance program helps you get the full lifespan out of your investment.
Yes. Every inspection is 100% free and there's no obligation to move forward. We pull a full aerial imagery report, our crew photographs the roof in person, and we walk you through what we find. This is a contractor's inspection: we assess the condition of your roof, how much life is left in it, and what the work costs. It is not a wind mitigation or four-point insurance inspection, which Florida requires a licensed inspector to sign. If you need one, we'll tell you and we can line it up.
Yes. Florida State License CCC1337558. We carry full liability and workers' compensation insurance and can provide certificates on request.
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