
For your home
Residential roof repair
Leak detection and repairs for St. Petersburg homes, from pipe boots and flashing to tile underlayment.
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St. Petersburg · Pinellas County
Roof repairs, replacements, storm restoration and solar for St. Petersburg homes, from Old Northeast to Pinellas Point.
Your local roofer
St. Petersburg took both hits in 2024: Helene’s storm surge flooded Shore Acres, Snell Isle and other waterfront neighborhoods, and Milton’s wind tore roofs across the city, including the fabric roof of Tropicana Field. Many homes are still working through repairs.
The city’s housing is old by Florida standards. Historic neighborhoods like Old Northeast, Kenwood and Roser Park are full of 1910s–1930s homes, and much of the rest was built between the 1940s and 1970s. Older decking, low-slope additions and tired flashing are common, and so are homes in FEMA flood zones.
Hi Low is a Florida certified roofing contractor (CCC1332547) and certified general contractor (CGC1529815). We permit through the City of St. Petersburg and work with you on flood-zone documentation when it applies. Our crews work across Tampa Bay; our headquarters is in Winter Garden.
Services in St. Petersburg

For your home
Leak detection and repairs for St. Petersburg homes, from pipe boots and flashing to tile underlayment.
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For your home
Shingle, tile, metal and flat roof replacements, permitted and installed to the Florida Building Code.
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After the weather
Inspections, emergency tarping and repairs after wind, hail and hurricanes in St. Petersburg.
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For your business
Repairs for TPO, modified bitumen, metal and low-slope roofs on St. Petersburg businesses.
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For your business
Planned commercial reroofs for retail, multi-family, HOA and industrial properties.
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Energy for your home
Solar panels and battery storage, designed by a team that also takes care of your roof.
ExploreNeighborhoods we work in
Some of the St. Petersburg neighborhoods where our crews inspect, repair and replace roofs, and what we usually find on the homes there.
Historic homes near the waterfront with steep roofs, porches and old board decking.
Craftsman bungalows with low-slope porches and dormers.
Waterfront neighborhoods hit by Helene’s surge, many in flood zones.
Older homes around Crescent Lake Park.
Canal-front homes in the northeast of the city.
Mid-century homes at the southern tip of the peninsula.
Around St. Petersburg
Our crews reach St. Petersburg over the Howard Frankland Bridge on I-275; our Winter Garden headquarters is east along I-4.
After Helene, many St. Pete homes are under flood-zone permit review, where repair and improvement costs, including a new roof, count toward the substantial-improvement threshold. We document roof scope and cost clearly.
Local historic districts and landmarks can require approval for exterior changes. We match materials and profiles that fit the house.
Close to the Gulf and the bay, fasteners, flashing and metal components corrode faster. We use corrosion-resistant fasteners and metals rated for coastal exposure.
ZIP codes we serve in St. Petersburg: 33701, 33702, 33703, 33704, 33705, 33706, 33707, 33710, 33711, 33712, 33713, 33714, 33715, 33716
Homes & roofs
Old Northeast, Kenwood, Roser Park
Board decking, dormers and porches. Full tear-off, deck repair and proper flashing at every transition.
Pinellas Point, Euclid-St. Paul, much of the city
Low pitches, carports and flat sections that need real low-slope systems, not shingles.
Snell Isle, Shore Acres, Venetian Isles
Wind and salt exposure. Coastal-rated fasteners and edge metal, and careful flood-zone paperwork.
Roofing in St. Petersburg
Storm season
In 2024, Hurricane Helene pushed record storm surge into coastal Pinellas and Hillsborough, and Hurricane Milton brought hurricane-force wind across Tampa Bay two weeks later. Have your roof checked before June 1 and after every named storm, and keep the inspection photos for your insurer.
Flood zones
In FEMA flood zones, the cost of repairs and improvements, including a new roof, can count toward the substantial-improvement threshold of 50% of the building’s value. If your home was damaged by surge, we document roof work clearly so the permit review goes smoothly.
Permits
Roof replacements need a permit and inspections through the City of St. Petersburg. We pull it and schedule the inspections.
Solar
St. Petersburg homes are Duke Energy Florida customers under Florida’s net metering rule. We check the roof first and design for coastal wind.

Nearby
Hi Low serves communities across Tampa Bay, with the same licensed team that works out of our Winter Garden headquarters.
All service areasSt. Petersburg roofing questions
What St. Petersburg homeowners and property managers ask us most.
Call 407-287-6171 6 questions answeredYes. We repair and replace roofs across St. Pete, from Old Northeast and Kenwood to Shore Acres and Pinellas Point.
It can. In FEMA flood zones, repair and improvement costs, including a new roof, can count toward the 50% substantial-improvement threshold. We document the roof work clearly for the city’s review.
It may be. Wind damage often shows up as a leak months later. A free inspection documents the condition with photos.
The City of St. Petersburg.
Yes. Inspections and written estimates are free, with no obligation.
Yes. St. Pete homes are Duke Energy Florida customers. We design solar for coastal wind and check the roof first.
Serving St. Petersburg
Tell us what you’re seeing. We’ll inspect the roof, show you photos and give you a written estimate, with no pressure to sign.
Prefer to talk? 407-287-6171
13330 W Colonial Dr, Suite 110
Winter Garden, FL 34787