Our Miami roofing crews follow strict hurricane standards
A&E Brothers Roofing operates directly out of 4931 SW 75th Ave in Miami, installing roof systems engineered for South Florida tropical storms.
We operate our licensed roofing contracting business directly out of our Miami dispatch yard
Aebrothersroofings trades as A&E Brothers Roofing at aebrothersroofings.com from our physical yard located at 4931 SW 75th Ave, Miami, Florida 33155, United States. Active since 2026, the company was built to stop a common failure in South Florida residential roofing: brokers subcontracting deck preparation to unvetted crews who nail new shingles over wet or delaminated plywood sheathing.
Our workforce consists of in-house roofing craftsmen, sheet metal fabricators, and High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) installation specialists. We operate under a Florida state license or Miami-Dade County registry record, and every project stays under direct superintendent supervision from tear-off through municipal sign-off.
When tropical storms hit Miami, roof survival depends on the fasteners driven into the raw wood rafters. By retaining our own crews and heavy hydraulic equipment, we control deck fastening spacing, underlayment adhesion windows, and custom flashing fabrication directly on the jobsite.
Our crews replace deteriorated roof systems with code-compliant high-velocity hurricane assemblies across South Florida
A&E Brothers Roofing performs roof repairs, complete tear-offs, and new installations for residential and commercial structures throughout Miami-Dade County. We work across four primary roofing disciplines, with pricing established directly on verified scopes of work:
| Roofing System | Standard Price Range | Technical Scope & Wind Rating |
|---|---|---|
| Structural Roof Repair | 523–5,230 USD per job | Valley flashing rebuilds, rotted truss tail splice repairs, plumbing boot replacements, and emergency storm leak remediation. |
| Architectural Asphalt Shingle | 9,000–18,000 USD per job | Complete tear-off down to wood deck, full 8d ring-shank re-nailing, self-adhering secondary water barrier, and 130 mph shingles. |
| Standing Seam Metal | 18,000–45,000 USD per job | 24-gauge Galvalume or aluminum panels secured with concealed clips, designed for 175+ mph uplift resistance without exposed screws. |
| Concrete & Clay Tile | 22,000–55,000 USD per job | Two-ply hot-mop or self-adhering modified bitumen underlayment, mechanical anchor screws or structural expanding foam adhesive. |
Every roof replacement quote depends on roof size, roofing material type, roof slope, old covering tear-off, permits and inspections, and Miami-Dade HVHZ requirements. Our proposals include municipal permit acquisition, wind mitigation affidavits, magnetic cleanup of discarded fasteners, and official Miami-Dade building department inspection attendance. We also service TPO flat roofs, modified bitumen assemblies, synthetic underlayment layers, and perimeter gutters across Miami. Preliminary budget estimates are calculated online within minutes, followed by a physical roof inspection before binding contract pricing is issued.
HVHZ COMPLIANCE WITHOUT SHORTCUTS
Every deck re-nailing pattern and secondary water barrier verified by municipal building inspectors before final coverings are secured.
Every deck re-nailing inspection requires an on-site municipal building official before any underlayment installation
South Florida experiences wind uplift pressures that routinely pull unfastened plywood off roof trusses during tropical storms. Under current Miami-Dade building code, existing homes built prior to modern HVHZ regulations carry 6d smooth-shank nails spaced at twelve inches along the rafter. That spacing fails under hurricane category winds.
When our crews strip a roof, we expose the raw deck completely. We do not nail new shingles over decayed felt or leave spongy wood in place. Our carpenters walk every square foot to identify dry rot caused by chronic eave seepage or termite damage. Rotted sheets are cut back to the rafter centerline and replaced with fresh CDX structural plywood.
Next, we re-fasten the entire structural deck using 8d ring-shank nails driven at six inches on center along every truss line. We snap chalk lines to ensure nails sink directly into the center of the rafter rather than splintering the edge. Once fastening finishes, we notify the municipal building official. No underlayment membrane is unrolled until the city or county inspector signs the deck nailing affidavit.
“A hurricane roof replacement does not start with the tile or metal you see from the street. It starts with the six-inch ring-shank fastener pattern holding your plywood deck to the truss.”
A&E Brothers Roofing Technical Operations — Miami-Dade CountyWe secure every residential work site with hydraulic disposal equipment and fall arrest safety gear
Tearing off twenty thousand pounds of aged concrete tile or brittle asphalt shingles generates severe jobsite hazards if managed haphazardly. Discarded nails puncture vehicle tires, loose tiles damage patio pavers, and airborne dust infiltrates swimming pool filtration pumps.
Our crews stage residential jobsites with dedicated hydraulic debris trailers positioned directly at roof eaves, eliminating multiple handling stages on your driveway. Plywood ground shields protect decorative concrete and landscaping beds from falling debris. Every roofer works tied off to structural roof anchor plates using full-body harnesses and shock-absorbing lanyards.
At the conclusion of every workday, our team sweeps all walkways, turf areas, and driveways with high-gauss magnetic sweepers. We clear discarded fasteners twice daily to prevent flat tires and protect pets. When rain threatens during installation, our field superintendents seal exposed slopes using temporary waterproof poly sheets secured with 1×2 wood batten strips.
Fall Arrest Equipment
Full-body harnesses, reusable ridge anchors, and braided lifelines deployed on every slope exceeding 4:12 pitch to secure crew footing.
Driveway Protection
Heavy rubber-wheeled debris trailers and ground planking prevent hydraulic oil leaks and cracking on residential brick pavers and asphalt.
Magnetic Fastener Sweeps
Industrial roller magnets run along all gutters, turf perimeters, flowerbeds, and garage approaches after tear-off and again after dry-in.
Weather Contingency Seals
Heavy-duty poly tarps and batten strips kept on roof decks at all times to seal sudden afternoon squalls within seven minutes.
You can reach our field operations team directly by telephone or at our Southwest Miami yard
We do not route customer calls through third-party answering services or out-of-state call centers. When you call A&E Brothers Roofing, you speak directly with our Miami staff who handle roof repair Miami inquiries, municipal permitting codes, and inspection scheduling.
Our dispatch desk answers telephone calls Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and electronic mail messages are reviewed throughout each business day. You can reach us directly using the details below:
Whether your property needs a minor tile repair after a thunderstorm or a complete standing seam metal roof replacement in Miami, our estimators provide written evaluations backed by roof deck measurements and photographic documentation.