Allstar Roofing & Repair

Residential Roofing

Free Inspection → Call (813) 522-6912

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

November Roof Replacement Completed in Wesley Chapel

New roof installation completed in Wesley Chapel, FL

Heading into late fall, our crew finished a residential roof replacement in Wesley Chapel. The job involved tearing off the old roof down to the deck, checking the sheathing for soft spots, and laying new underlayment before the new roofing went down. We kept the yard and driveway covered with tarps and swept the site each day. The homeowner walked the finished roof with us before we closed out the job in November.

Riverview Roof Replacement Job Finished This Fall

Full roof replacement in progress on a Riverview homeNew underlayment and flashing installed during roof replacement in RiverviewRoofing crew laying new shingles during a Riverview roof replacementCompleted roof replacement on a residential home in Riverview, FL

November brought a full roof replacement to this Riverview property. We pulled the old roofing down to the deck, then took time to check the sheathing before moving forward. Fresh flashing and underlayment went down first, followed by the new roofing system installed section by section. We closed out the job by clearing debris and walking the roof with the homeowner to confirm a tight, finished result.

Valrico Homeowner Invests in New Roof Replacement

Roof replacement in progress on a Valrico home, deck exposedNew shingles being installed during roof replacement in Valrico, FLFlashing and vent work completed on Valrico roof replacementFinished roof replacement project on a residential home in Valrico

This Valrico job had us stripping the old roof completely and starting the new system from the deck up. Sheathing got inspected and any bad sections were swapped before we moved to underlayment and shingles. We finished by tying in flashing, vents, and ridge caps so the whole roof works as one system. The result is a solid, complete roof ready for Florida conditions.

November Roof Replacement Wraps Up in Tampa Bay

Tampa Bay roof replacement job showing torn-off decking before rebuildNew underlayment installed during a Tampa Bay roof replacement

By November, this Tampa Bay homeowner had a full roof replacement finished from the ground up. We stripped the old roofing to bare deck, checked the sheathing, then rebuilt with fresh underlayment and shingles installed to spec. Tarps stayed over the landscaping the whole time and the crew swept the site clean each day. The job closed out with a solid new roof and a tidy yard.

Complete Roof Replacement, Hillsborough County Residence

Roof replacement in progress on a Hillsborough County home, decking exposedCrew installing new underlayment during roof replacement in Hillsborough CountyFlashing and ventilation work during a Hillsborough County roof replacementFinished roof replacement on a residential home in Hillsborough County, FL

For this Hillsborough County home, our crew tore off the old roof down to bare decking and worked our way back up in stages. New underlayment went down first, then flashing at the penetrations, ventilation, and finally the shingles from eave to ridge. We inspect as we go so nothing gets covered up before it should be, leaving the homeowner with a roof system that's tied together properly.

Tile Roof Job Completed for a Hillsborough County Home

Tile roofing job in Hillsborough County showing new tile courses set on the roof deckClose-up of ridge cap work during a tile roofing project in Hillsborough CountyFlashing detail around a roof penetration on a Hillsborough County tile roof jobFinished tile roof installation in Hillsborough County viewed from the ground

A tile roof project like this starts with pulling the old tile and underlayment down to bare deck, then checking that surface before anything new goes back on. Our crew laid fresh underlayment and set each course level, giving extra attention to hip and ridge lines and flashing points. We wrapped this one up in Hillsborough County this November, leaving the homeowner with a properly set, watertight tile roof.

Pinellas County Home Finished With Stone-Coated Metal Roof

Stone-coated metal roofing installed on a home in Pinellas CountyClose-up of interlocking metal panels on a Pinellas County roofFlashing detail on a stone-coated metal roof in Pinellas CountyFinished stone-coated metal roof on a Pinellas County residence

Stone-coated metal roofing gives a home the profile of shingles or tile while holding up to Florida storms year after year. We wrapped up this Pinellas County installation in November, tearing off the old roof, inspecting the deck, and rolling out underlayment before setting the interlocking panels. Flashing at valleys and penetrations gets tied in as we go, leaving a roof built to shed water and wind alike.

October Roof Replacement Project in Clearwater, FL

Clearwater roof replacement crew removing old roofing materialNew underlayment installed during Clearwater roof replacement jobRoofing crew installing new shingles on a Clearwater homeFinished roof replacement result on a residential property in Clearwater, FL

This Clearwater home got a new roof from our crew in October. We pulled the old material off down to the deck, checked the wood underneath, and rolled out fresh underlayment before putting the new roofing system on. Cleanup happened throughout the job, not just at the end, and we went over the finished work with the homeowner before packing up.

Ready to Get Started?

Free inspection. No obligation. Takes about 20 minutes.