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Indian Rocks Beach & Indian Shores Roofing, Remodels & New Homes

Indian Rocks Beach and Indian Shores sit at the north end of the beaches we serve. We bring the same licensed team for roofs, remodels and new raised homes.

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Roofing in Indian Rocks Beach and Indian Shores

Indian Rocks Beach has a small-town feel, with older cottages and family homes on short streets that run between the Gulf and the Intracoastal. Indian Shores, just to the south, is narrower and more built up along Gulf Boulevard, with plenty of condos and a smaller number of single-family homes.

Both towns get steady Gulf wind and salt spray. Roofs here wear out faster than roofs a few miles inland, and edge metal and fasteners are usually the first things to go.

Every roof job starts with a full inspection of the roof and attic. We check the decking, flashing, vents and the straps or clips that tie the roof to the walls. Then you get a written estimate that lists the materials, the scope and anything we found that needs fixing first.

In Indian Shores, many buildings along Gulf Boulevard are condos where the association controls the roof. We're happy to work with a board or manager on those. For single-family homes in either town, we deal with you directly from start to finish.

Remodeling and Post-Storm Repair

Storm surge in 2024 reached a lot of ground-level homes in both towns. We do the full repair: tear-out, electrical, drywall, flooring, kitchens, baths and impact windows and doors.

For older cottages, we often find more once the walls are open. Old wiring, termite damage or rotted framing are common. We'll show you photos and talk it through before any extra work happens.

If your home flooded, check the FEMA 50 percent rule before you plan a big remodel. Our 50 percent rule guide explains it in plain terms.

Elevated New Homes

When a home can't be saved, a new raised home is the next step. We handle the teardown, foundation, framing, roofing and finishes under one team. Your living space goes above the required flood elevation, with parking and storage below. More on our elevated home builder page.

What Makes Building Here Different

These two towns handle permits differently, and that's worth knowing up front.

TownHow permits work
Indian Rocks BeachPinellas County Building Services acts as the building department. Some work, like new homes and additions, needs city approval before it goes to the county.
Indian ShoresThe town has its own building department at town hall on Gulf Boulevard.

We know the extra step in Indian Rocks Beach and plan for it, so your job doesn't stall waiting on paperwork. In Indian Shores, we pull permits and schedule inspections with the town.

The rest of the challenges are the same as anywhere on the islands:

  • Flood zones. Most homes sit in a flood zone, so elevation drives big decisions.
  • Wind. Gulf front homes get the strongest wind loads.
  • Salt air. We use coastal-rated fasteners and corrosion-resistant metals.

When a roof job is done, we give you wind mitigation paperwork that shows how the roof was built. Here's why that matters.

Ready to talk about a roof, remodel or new home in Indian Rocks Beach or Indian Shores? Call (941) 809-8733 or send us a note. We'll set up an inspection and written estimate.

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Common Questions

Who issues building permits in Indian Rocks Beach?

Pinellas County Building Services serves as the building department for Indian Rocks Beach. Some projects need city sign-off first. We handle both steps.

Do you work in Indian Shores too?

Yes. Indian Shores has its own building department, and we pull permits there for roofs, remodels and new homes.

Is it worth putting a metal roof on an older cottage?

Often, yes. Metal is light, lasts a long time and handles salt air well when it has the right finish. We'll check the framing to make sure it's a good fit.

Common questions

Who issues building permits in Indian Rocks Beach?

Pinellas County Building Services serves as the building department for Indian Rocks Beach. Some projects need city sign-off first. We handle both steps.

Do you work in Indian Shores too?

Yes. Indian Shores has its own building department, and we pull permits there for roofs, remodels and new homes.

Is a metal roof a good fit for an older Indian Rocks Beach cottage?

Often, yes. Metal is light, lasts a long time and handles salt air well when it has the right finish. We'll check the framing to make sure it's a good fit.