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

Hillsborough County Roof Replacement Finished This February

Finished roof replacement on a Hillsborough County homeNew shingles installed during a roof replacement in Hillsborough County

February brought this roof replacement across the finish line in Hillsborough County. We tore the old roofing system down to bare deck, then rebuilt with new underlayment, flashing, and shingles laid course by course. Ventilation and drip edge get checked at each stage so nothing gets rushed past. The finished roof gives the homeowner a clean, uniform surface set up to shed water properly for years ahead.

Tile Roofing Wrapped Up This February in Hillsborough County

Tile roofing job completed in Hillsborough County, FLNew tile roof installed on a home in Hillsborough CountyTile roofing underlayment and courses set in Hillsborough CountyFinished tile roof ridge and flashing work in Hillsborough County

We closed out a tile roofing job in Hillsborough County this February. Getting a tile roof set right takes a full tear-off, a look at the deck underneath, and fresh underlayment before the first course goes down. Our crew works through the field methodically, keeping tile lines straight and flashing tight around every penetration. The result is a tile roof built to shed water the way it should for years to come.

February Roof Replacement Job Finished in Brandon

Roof replacement in progress on a Brandon home, old roofing torn off down to the deckCrew installing new roofing material during a roof replacement in Brandon, FLClose-up of underlayment and decking during a Brandon roof replacement projectFinished roof replacement on a residential home in Brandon, FL

This February we wrapped up a full roof replacement on a home in Brandon. The crew stripped the old roofing material down to the deck, checked the substrate for soundness, and laid down a new system designed to handle Florida's rain and heat. Cleanup was part of the job from start to finish, and we reviewed the completed roof with the homeowner before heading out.

Complete Tear-Off and New Roof in Lutz, FL

Tear-off in progress during a roof replacement in Lutz, FLNew underlayment installed on a roof replacement job in Lutz, FLShingle installation underway for a roof replacement in Lutz, FLFinished roof replacement on a home in Lutz, FL

This February job in Lutz had our crew starting with a full tear-off, clearing the old material down to bare decking before laying new underlayment. From there we set shingles, flashing, and ventilation in sequence, checking each layer as we moved along. The homeowner ends up with a roofing system installed the right way, top to bottom, ready for Tampa Bay weather.

Full Roof Replacement Completed in Hillsborough County

Torn-off roof deck during a roof replacement in Hillsborough County, FLUnderlayment and flashing installed during a Hillsborough County roof replacementNew shingles going down on a Hillsborough County home roof replacementFinished roof replacement on a residential home in Hillsborough County, FL

We wrapped up this residential roof replacement in Hillsborough County this January. Tear-off came first, clearing the old system down to bare deck, then our crew rebuilt from there with fresh underlayment and flashing before the new roofing went on. Ventilation and drip edge get squared away along the way rather than left for the end. Homeowner now has a complete system installed top to bottom.

Riverview Homeowner Gets New Roof Replacement This Fall

Torn-off roof deck during a roof replacement in Riverview, FLUnderlayment and flashing installed for a roof replacement in Riverview, FLNew roofing system being laid during a roof replacement in Riverview, FLFinished roof replacement on a home in Riverview, FL

This Riverview roof replacement wrapped up in November. We pulled the old roofing off down to the deck, gave the sheathing a once-over, and rolled out fresh underlayment and flashing before setting new roofing across the whole deck. Debris got cleared as we went, and we finished with a walk-through so the homeowner could see the completed roof up close before we left.

Lutz Homeowner Gets New Roof Replacement This November

Tear-off stage of roof replacement in Lutz, FLNew underlayment installed during roof replacement in Lutz, FLFlashing detail work on roof replacement job in Lutz, FLFinished shingle roof after roof replacement in Lutz, FL

This November our crew closed out a roof replacement in Lutz, starting with a full tear-off down to the decking. From there we laid new underlayment, ran flashing at the transitions, and set shingles course by course, checking ventilation and edges as we went. Standard process for a job like this, and it leaves the homeowner with a roofing system installed the right way, top to bottom.

Riverview Homeowner Gets New Roof Replacement This Fall

Tear-off in progress during a roof replacement in Riverview, FLFresh underlayment installed on a Riverview roof replacement project

This Riverview roof replacement wrapped up in November. Before any shingles went down, our crew pulled everything off the deck and inspected the sheathing so we knew what we were building on. Fresh underlayment, flashing, and a new roofing system followed, set course by course. We finished with a full cleanup and walked the property with the homeowner before calling it done.

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