Final Touch Builders Inc. — Building Contractor & Roofing

Certified Roofing Contractor CCC1334811

A roof isn't finished until the permit is closed

Repairs, re-roofs and storm work across Florida, run by a state-certified roofing contractor from the first look to the final inspection.

Roofers installing standing-seam metal roof panels on a Florida home

What the job covers

Most roof trouble starts small: a lifted tile, a tired underlayment, flashing that let go where the roof meets a wall. We trace the water to where it actually gets in, explain what we found, and quote the repair or the replacement that fits — in writing, before anything starts.

  • Leak tracing and repair — the source, not just the stain on the ceiling.
  • Complete re-roofs in shingle, concrete or clay tile, metal and low-slope systems.
  • Underlayment, flashing, valleys and roof-to-wall details done to current code.
  • Storm damage repair with photos and a written scope you can hand to your insurer.
  • Permits pulled under our roofing certification, with every inspection booked and passed.
  • Final inspection passed and the permit closed — nothing left open on your property record.
Roofer nailing down asphalt shingles on a sloped roof

Why the roofing certification matters

In Florida, roofing is a licensed trade and a re-roof is permitted, inspected work. The certification on the permit is the one answerable for how the roof goes on.

Final Touch Builders holds Florida Certified Roofing Contractor CCC1334811, a state certification valid in every Florida county. Roof work is permitted under it, inspected, and closed out when it passes.

You can verify both certifications at Florida DBPR.

Roofing questions

Will you tell me if a repair is enough?
Yes. We inspect first and give you a straight written recommendation. If a targeted repair solves the problem, that's what we quote.
Do you handle the roofing permit?
Yes. Re-roofs and permit-required repairs are permitted under our roofing certification (CCC1334811). We book the inspections and close the permit when the work passes.
My roof was damaged in a storm. What now?
Request an estimate and we'll inspect it, photograph the damage and write up a clear scope you can share with your insurance company. When you're ready, we do the work with the permit and inspections it needs.
Does the building code differ across Florida?
The Florida Building Code applies statewide, and Miami-Dade and Broward fall in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, which has stricter requirements. We build to the rules that apply where your home is.

Request a free roofing estimate

Tell us what the roof is doing — a leak, storm damage, or just its age. We'll get back to you to set up an inspection.

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