JACKSONVILLE & NORTHEAST FLORIDA
Roof Repair & Replacement in Jacksonville, FL — Shingle, Tile & Hurricane Roofing
North Florida’s largest city faces Atlantic hurricanes, coastal salt air, and long humid summers. From historic Riverside to the Beaches, 1 Pro Roof repairs, replaces, and storm-hardens Jacksonville roofs. Licensed and insured.
Local Roofers in Northeast Florida
Roofing for Jacksonville’s Homes
Sprawling across Duval County, Jacksonville holds an unusually wide range of homes. The historic frame and brick houses of Riverside, Avondale, and Springfield carry steep, detailed roofs; San Marco and Ortega mix classic and traditional styles; suburban Mandarin and the Southside run architectural asphalt shingle; and the coastal homes of Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach, and Ponte Vedra sit directly in the salt air. Shingle dominates here more than in South Florida, though tile appears on higher-end stucco homes.
As one of the roofing companies serving Jacksonville, FL, we handle repairs, full replacements, and storm restoration across the city and the Beaches. Every job starts with a free, no-pressure inspection and an honest recommendation.
Roof Repair
Leaks, wind-lifted shingles, and salt-corroded flashing repaired before the next coastal storm.
Roof Replacement
New shingle and tile systems installed to Florida wind standards, backed by manufacturer and workmanship warranties.
Hurricane & Storm Damage
Wind and water damage documented for a strong insurance claim, with fast response after the storm.
Hurricanes & Insurance
Storm Claims & Wind Mitigation in Jacksonville
Jacksonville learned in recent years that no part of Florida is beyond a hurricane’s reach. Matthew and Irma brought damaging winds and serious flooding to the coast and the St. Johns River, and coastal nor’easters add wind and rain outside hurricane season. High winds peel shingles and drive rain under flashing, often leaving damage that stays hidden until the next storm. If a covered storm hits your roof, we inspect for free, document everything with photos, and meet your adjuster on-site.
We also perform wind mitigation inspections. Documenting roof shape, deck attachment, a secondary water barrier, and hurricane connections can qualify you for insurance premium discounts under Florida law.
Built for the Coast
Salt Air, Humidity & the Right Materials
Along the First Coast, salt air corrodes fasteners while humidity feeds algae and rot. We install systems built to endure it:
- Wind-rated, algae-resistant architectural shingles — the practical Jacksonville choice
- Clay & concrete tile for stucco and higher-end coastal homes
- Corrosion-resistant fastening and upgraded underlayment for salt and wind-driven rain
Considering an upgrade? See our metal roofing page, or ask about financing.
Local Knowledge
What We See on Jacksonville Roofs
Jacksonville covers nearly all of Duval County, so the roofs change with the decade each area was built. Arlington and the Westside carry 1950s and 1960s concrete-block ranches with low-slope roofs and short overhangs that give wind-driven rain an easy path under the shingles. Baymeadows, Deerwood, and the neighborhoods along Hodges Boulevard toward Intracoastal West are 1980s and 1990s stucco homes with higher pitches, more valleys, and original roofs now well past their design life. Newer growth in Oakleaf, Julington Creek, and Nocatee sits across the Clay and St. Johns County lines under architectural shingle installed to current wind standards.
The weather comes in two flavors. Hurricane season peaks from late summer into October, and even a storm that stays offshore sends hours of tropical rain sideways against the coast from Mayport down to Ponte Vedra. The rest of the year, daily summer thunderstorms and relentless sun bake shingles until they curl, while the humidity that hangs over the St. Johns feeds algae on any north-facing slope.
Beyond the city we serve Orange Park and Fleming Island in Clay County, Fernandina Beach and Amelia Island in Nassau County, and St. Augustine to the south.
Questions, Answered
Jacksonville Roofing FAQ
How much does a new roof cost in Jacksonville, FL?
Most Jacksonville-area shingle replacements run roughly $10,000–$24,000 depending on roof size, pitch, and materials; tile runs considerably higher. You’ll get an exact written price after a free inspection.
Can a wind mitigation inspection lower my premium?
Often, yes. It documents wind-resistant features of your roof and home that can qualify you for insurance premium discounts under Florida law. We perform the inspection and provide the report for your insurer.
Do you serve the Beaches and coastal homes?
We do. Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach, Atlantic Beach, and Ponte Vedra homes face direct salt exposure, so we specify corrosion-resistant materials and flashing built for the coast.
Can you work on historic Riverside and Springfield homes?
Yes. These historic districts have steep, detailed roofs on older structures, and our crews take the extra care they require.
Do I need a permit to replace a roof in Jacksonville?
Yes. A full roof replacement in Jacksonville, whether inside the city limits or in the Beaches communities, requires a building permit and inspections, and the work must be done by a Florida-licensed roofing contractor. That is what makes the roof insurable and what a buyer’s inspector will look for later. We pull the permit, schedule the in-progress and final inspections, and give you the closed permit record. Most small repairs below a set size threshold do not need one, and we tell you which applies to your job.
My insurer wants proof of my roof’s age and condition — can you help?
Yes. Many Florida insurers now ask for a roof condition report or photos before renewing a policy on an older roof, and Jacksonville homeowners get these requests every year. We inspect the roof, note the material, estimated remaining life, and any deficiencies, and provide dated photos of every slope. If the roof needs replacing to keep coverage, you will have a written price and financing options at the same visit, and a new roof can also open the door to wind mitigation discounts.
Which roofing material makes the most sense in Jacksonville’s climate?
For most of Duval County, a wind-rated, algae-resistant architectural shingle over a sealed deck with peel-and-stick underlayment is the best balance of cost and durability. On the Beaches, upgrade the fasteners and flashing to resist salt. Tile fits the stucco homes of Deerwood and Ponte Vedra and lasts longer, but it needs a stronger structure and a bigger budget. Standing-seam metal is gaining ground for its wind performance and long life. We price two or three options so you can compare them side by side.
What happens first if a hurricane damages my Jacksonville roof?
Once the wind has dropped and the roof is safe, we tarp open areas and torn sections to stop water reaching the ceilings, then document the damage slope by slope for your claim. After a major storm, calls come in from Arlington to the Beaches at once, so we schedule by severity, with exposed decking and active leaks first. Permanent repairs follow once your adjuster has reviewed the roof and materials are delivered. Call (980) 209-1666 or use the free estimate form to get on the schedule.
Also serving nearby: Savannah, Orlando, Tampa — and all 1 Pro Roof services across Georgia & Florida.
FREE, NO-OBLIGATION ESTIMATE
Protect Your Jacksonville Home from the Next Storm
Tell us about your roof and we’ll schedule a free inspection at a time that works for you.