Roof Repair in Land O’ Lakes, Tampa & Pasco County

First Class GC, LLC · Florida Certified Roofing Contractor License CCC1335720 · A Rating with BBB · Call or text (813) 283-8900

A small leak can turn into rotted decking, wet insulation, and mold within one Florida rainy season. First Class GC finds the real source of the problem and repairs it with materials that match your existing roof. If a repair isn’t the right call, we’ll tell you why.

Common Roof Repairs We Handle

Leaks around plumbing vents, skylights, chimneys, and wall flashing
Missing, creased, or lifted shingles after wind
Cracked or slipped concrete and clay tile
Failed pipe boots and roof-to-wall flashing
Soft spots and rotted decking
Flat-roof and porch-roof leaks
Emergency tarping after storm damage

Damaged and lifted ridge cap shingles with exposed nails found during a roof inspection

Section of missing asphalt shingles with exposed underlayment, ready for repair

How We Approach a Repair

Inspect the whole roof, not just the stain. We look at shingles or tile, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, and drainage, and check the attic when we can.
Explain what we find. You’ll see photos showing what needs attention now and what can be monitored.
Repair the root cause. We seal properly, manage water flow, and blend the repair into your existing roof.

As an Owens Corning and CertainTeed certified contractor, we follow manufacturer installation specs on repairs too, so shingle repairs match the system already on your roof wherever matching product is available.

Cracked roof tile found during a tile roof inspection

Close-up of a cracked barrel roof tile that needs replacement

Does a Roof Repair Need a Permit?

It depends on the size of the repair and where you live. In unincorporated Pasco County, residential roof repairs of 1.5 squares (150 sq. ft.) or less are exempt from permits, except in special flood hazard areas. Other cities and counties set their own thresholds. We’ll tell you up front whether your repair needs a permit and pull it when it does.

Florida’s 25% Roof Rule

Florida’s Building Code has long limited repairs to 25% of a roof section in any 12 months before that section has to be brought up to current code. Under Florida Statute 553.844, if your existing roof was built, repaired, or replaced under the 2007 Florida Building Code or later, only the repaired portion has to meet current code. We’ll tell you which rule applies to your roof before you decide. More in our FAQ

Storm damage? See storm damage & insurance claims. Roof near the end of its life? See roof replacement.

Financing Available

Need a new roof but don’t want to pay for it all at once? Financing available through HFS Financial, subject to credit approval. Learn more about roof financing.

Check Your Financing Options

Financing provided by HFS Financial. Subject to credit approval.

Real Leaks We've Tracked Down

Short clips from real leak calls: what caused it and how we found it.

Found the leak: nail popsWe traced this leak from the attic to a couple of nail pops.

Florida heat: nail pop through the ridge capShingles soften in Florida heat, and a nail popped right through the ridge cap.

Just moved in and the roof leaksThe culprit: underlayment staples working back up in the heat.

This is why your roof is leakingOld rusting nails and water getting under the first barrier.

Pool heater panels wrecking the roofPool heater panels rattle, hose clamps wear the shingles down, and now it leaks.

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What Our Customers Say

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Schedule Your Free Roof Inspection

Call or text (813) 283-8900 or book your free inspection online. 24/7 emergency service available.

First Class GC, LLC
10629 Land O’ Lakes Blvd, Land O’ Lakes, FL 34638
(813) 283-8900 · office@firstclassgc.com
Florida Certified Roofing Contractor License CCC1335720 (active through 08/31/2028) · Certified Residential Contractor License CRC1335426 · Verify on MyFloridaLicense.com