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

February Roof Replacement Job in Polk County

Crew tearing off old roofing during a replacement job in Polk CountyBare roof deck exposed mid-replacement on a Polk County homeNew shingles being installed during a roof replacement in Polk CountyFinished roof replacement on a residential home in Polk County

This Polk County home got a full roof replacement in February, start to finish with one crew on site. We tore off the old roofing, went over the deck before covering it back up, and put on a new system built for what Florida throws at it. Once the install was done, we cleared the yard of debris and left the property the way we found it.

February Roof Replacement Job in Polk County

Old roofing torn off during a roof replacement in Polk CountyDeck inspection underway on a Polk County roof replacement jobNew roofing system being installed on a home in Polk CountyFinished roof replacement on a residential home in Polk County

In February, our crew took on a full roof replacement for a home in Polk County. We stripped off the old roofing, checked the deck for solid footing, and put down a new roof system built to handle Florida's weather. Once the install was finished, we cleared the debris and swept the yard before heading out. The homeowner is left with a roof that's ready for whatever comes next.

New Roof Installed for Polk County Homeowner

Roof replacement in progress on a Polk County homeTear-off phase of a roof replacement job in Polk CountyNew roofing system being installed during a Polk County roof replacementFinished roof replacement on a residential property in Polk County

By February we had this Polk County home stripped down to bare decking and ready for a new roof. Our crew handles replacements the same way every time: pull the old material, check the deck for soft spots, then build the new system layer by layer. Once the final course was down, we swept the property clean and left the homeowner with a roof set up to handle whatever Florida throws at it.

New Year, New Roof Replacement for This Clearwater Home

Tear-off underway during a roof replacement in Clearwater, FLFresh underlayment installed as part of a Clearwater roof replacementNew shingles going down during a roof replacement job in ClearwaterCompleted roof replacement on a Clearwater home in January

For this January job in Clearwater, our crew tackled a full roof replacement from start to finish. After stripping the old shingles down to the deck, we checked the substrate for soundness, rolled out fresh underlayment, and installed the new roofing system section by section. Cleanup stayed ongoing throughout, and we closed out with a walk-through so the homeowner could see the finished work firsthand.

Pasco County Roof Replacement Wrapped Up in January

Roof replacement in progress on a Pasco County homeNew underlayment installed during roof replacement in Pasco CountyFlashing detail work on a Pasco County roof replacementFinished roof replacement on a home in Pasco County

This January our crew took on a full roof replacement for a home in Pasco County. We stripped the old material off, went over the deck, and rebuilt from there with new underlayment, flashing at the valleys and penetrations, and a shingle system suited to the local climate. Once the last row was set, we hauled off debris and handed the homeowner a finished roof.

Brandon Roof Replacement Wrapped Up This January

Roof replacement in progress on a Brandon, FL homeNew roofing system installed during a Brandon roof replacementCrew working on roof deck during Brandon roof replacement jobFinished roof replacement on a residential home in Brandon, FL

This January our crew handled a full roof replacement for a homeowner in Brandon. We pulled the old roofing off, went over the deck to make sure it was sound, and put on a new roofing system built for what Florida weather throws at it. Job site stayed clean the whole time, and we went over the finished work with the homeowner before calling it done.

January Roof Replacement Job Done in Riverview, FL

Tear-off in progress during a roof replacement in Riverview, FLNew underlayment and flashing installed for a roof replacement in Riverview, FLRoofing crew laying new shingles during a roof replacement in Riverview, FLFinished roof replacement on a home in Riverview, FL

January brought a full roof replacement to this Riverview property. Once the old roofing was stripped away, our crew checked the decking, then set new underlayment and flashing before laying the new roofing system in even courses. We wrapped up by clearing the yard of debris and walking the finished roof with the homeowner, leaving a sound, weathertight roof overhead.

January Tile Roof Project in Hillsborough County

Tile roof tear-off in progress on a Hillsborough County homeUnderlayment installed before tile roofing courses in Hillsborough CountyTile roofing crew setting courses on a Hillsborough County houseCompleted tile roof installation in Hillsborough County, January 2023

We closed out January with a tile roofing job for a homeowner in Hillsborough County. Our crew handled the full tear-off, inspected the deck, and rolled fresh underlayment before setting tile courses across each plane. Ridge lines and flashing points get extra attention on every job like this, since that's where tile systems tend to fail first. The finished roof sits square, sheds water properly, and holds a clean, even profile.

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