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Roof Reroofing in Fort Myers, FL | Roofing Contractor & Replacement

Trusted Fort Myers Roofing handles roof reroofing in Fort Myers, FL, for homes and commercial buildings from Gateway and San Carlos Park all the way to Naples. We’ve completed more than 100 roof installations in 2026 alone, so stripping and rebuilding shingle, tile and metal roofs to stand up to hurricane season is everyday work for us.

We’ve seen what happens when an aging or storm-worn roof gets put off too long, from rotted decking to loose fasteners and whole sections peeling away in high winds. That’s why we map every roof with drone measurements, check the deck with moisture meters and pull core samples on low-slope commercial roofs before we start. While the roof is open, we can also add hurricane straps, clips or a secondary water barrier, upgrades that may earn insurance savings after a wind mitigation inspection.

Most of our shingle reroofs wrap up in 2 to 4 days, while tile and metal usually take us 5 to 10 days. Reroofing in Fort Myers averages around $16,000, and most of our projects land between $12,000 and $24,000 depending on size and material.

We stand behind every reroof with our 5-year written workmanship warranty, plain and simple. We’ll walk through the terms with you before the first shingle comes off, so there are no surprises down the road.

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Why Choose Trusted Fort Myers Roofing for Expert Roofing Services?


20+ Years of Roofing Experience

Serving Southwest Florida since 2001, Trusted Fort Myers Roofing brings decades of experience to residential roofing projects, including roof installation, repair, and replacement.

BBB Accredited, Licensed, and Insured

Trusted Fort Myers Roofing is BBB-accredited, licensed, and insured. We use quality roofing materials and follow proper installation practices.

Free Roofing Estimates

We provide free roofing estimates so you can review the expected costs, material options, and work involved before replacing your roof.

5-Year Workmanship Warranty

We offer a 5-year written workmanship warranty on qualifying roof replacement work, with coverage subject to the warranty's terms and conditions.

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GAF President's Club Award (2019)

Licensed and Insured

Roof Reroofing Projects We've Completed in Southwest Florida

  • Shingle Reroof With Rooftop AC Curb Re-Flashing
  • Full Deck Replacement and Reroof
  • Slope-by-Slope Shingle Reroof
Shingle Reroof With Rooftop AC Curb Re-Flashing

The homeowner contacted Trusted Fort Myers Roofing after dealing with leaks in the upstairs hallway every summer. We found that the old shingles had worn thin and the flashing around the rooftop AC unit had cracked and pulled away. After removing the old roof, we discovered soft decking where the flat section around the AC met the main roof slope. We replaced the damaged wood, installed a peel-and-stick membrane at the transition, re-flashed the AC curb, and added new synthetic underlayment and architectural shingles to help keep water out.

Final Cost: $17,200

Turnaround Time: 3 Days

Full Deck Replacement and Reroof

The homeowner called us after noticing the roof felt spongy in a few spots and water stains kept showing up on the ceiling right next to the chimney. Once the old shingles came off, we found the plywood had delaminated across most of the roof from years of trapped moisture, so we replaced the entire deck with new sheets instead of patching it piece by piece. From there, we laid fresh underlayment, rebuilt the chimney flashing with new step and counterflashing, and installed new architectural shingles that give the home a solid, leak-free roof from edge to ridge.


Final Cost: $19,600

Turnaround Time: 4 Days

Slope-by-Slope Shingle Reroof

The homeowner kept getting drips in the upstairs hallway every summer, and it turned out the old shingles had worn thin while the flashing around the rooftop AC unit had cracked and pulled away. After tearing off the old roof, we found soft decking where the flat section with the AC meets the main slope, a spot that had been taking on water for years without anyone catching it. We replaced the damaged wood, sealed that transition with peel-and-stick membrane, re-flashed the AC curb and laid new synthetic underlayment and architectural shingles so the whole roof sheds water cleanly again.

Final Cost: $17,200

Turnaround Time: 3 Days

Roof Reroofing Services in Fort Myers

Full Roof Reroofing

Full roof reroofing makes sense when shingles are curling on every slope and patches just aren’t holding anymore.

We strip the roof to the deck, re-nail any loose sheathing, and install new underlayment with architectural shingles, which weigh 250 to 400 pounds per square and stand up to wind better than thinner three-tab shingles.

At Trusted Fort Myers Roofing, we replace the old roofing system with new materials covered by applicable warranties, so you can have peace of mind without worrying about aging sections of the old roof.

Multiple-Layer Roof Removal and Reroofing

A lot of older homes have two or three layers of shingles from past overlays, and multiple-layer roof removal and reroofing clears all of it before the new roof goes on.

Each layer adds 2 to 4 pounds per square foot, and most codes stop at two, so our crews take everything down to the sheathing and run magnetic sweepers to pick up loose nails.

Removing that weight takes pressure off the rafters, and the new shingles sit flat instead of showing the bumps underneath.

Roof Overlay Installation

Roof overlay installation works when there’s just one layer of shingles over a solid deck.

We use the nesting method, lining each new shingle up with the bottom edge of the old course to keep rows straight, and use longer nails that reach into the deck.

Metal panels over furring strips are another option, adding only about one pound per square foot, and either way the job wraps up faster with much less waste.

Reroofing with Roof Flashing Replacement

Reusing old flashing is a common shortcut, which is why reroofing with roof flashing replacement includes new metal along with the shingles.

Our crews replace drip edge, valley metal, step flashing, and pipe boots, since the originals usually have old nail holes, bends, and rust.

New flashing and new shingles age together, so chimneys, walls and valleys stay sealed for the life of the roof.

Reroofing with Roof Insulation installation

With the roof already open, reroofing with roof insulation installation is a practical way to deal with hot upstairs rooms and high cooling bills.

On low-slope roofs, we use polyiso boards rated around R-6 per inch, often tapered to push water toward the drains.

Pitched roofs may get radiant barrier sheathing or better attic ventilation, which cuts heat gain and helps meet energy code during the replacement.

Reroofing Without Tear-Off

Reroofing without tear-off is a quicker, quieter option when the current roof is flat, dry and only one layer thick.

Before going ahead, we walk the whole roof to find soft spots and check suspicious areas with a moisture meter.

Since the old roof stays on, the deck is never left open to sudden rain, and there’s less noise, debris, and labor cost along the way.

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Roof Reroofing Frequently Asked Questions

Can you put a new roof right over my existing shingles?

Sometimes, yes. It depends on your roof's condition and local building codes. Trusted Fort Myers Roofing can inspect your roof to determine if an overlay is suitable or a full tear-off is needed.

Do I need all new tiles if my tile roof is leaking?

Not always. Clay and concrete tiles can last 40 to 50 years or more, but the underlayment beneath them typically needs replacing every 20 to 25 years. Florida code also allows existing clay or cement tile to be reinstalled, as long as damaged, cracked or broken pieces are swapped out, so we can often lift your tiles, lay new underlayment and put them back.

Can I switch from shingles to tile during a reroof?

Yes, but only if the framing can handle it. Because of their weight, clay and concrete tile require more substantial roof framing with larger rafters, so we check the structure first before quoting a material change.

Will the new Florida Building Code affect my reroof in Fort Myers?

Yes, depending on timing. The 9th Edition of the Florida Building Code takes effect December 31, 2026, and projects permitted before that date are generally governed by the 8th Edition, while projects permitted after must comply with the 9th. We’ll let you know which code your project falls under so there are no surprises in the bid.

Will my reroof require upgrades to the roof deck?

Usually, yes. Florida law calls for strengthening or correcting roof-decking attachments and fasteners during reroofing. That typically means re-nailing the deck to a tighter pattern, which adds wind resistance and can help with insurance discounts later.

Is standing water on my flat roof normal?

No. Florida code defines proper drainage as water clearing the roof within 48 hours after rain, and anything still sitting there after that is ponding water, which voids manufacturer warranties and violates code. We fix it during the reroof with tapered insulation or by adjusting the slope toward the drains.