Tampa Bay Roofing Services Reviews

Excellent rating

5.0 | 623 reviews

Verified Company

Tampa Bay Roofing Services

tampabayroofing.com Visit Tampa Bay Roofing Services

Write a review

Reviews

5.0

| 623 total

5 stars

612 pcs

4 stars

6 pcs

3 stars

1 pc

2 stars

1 pc

1 star

3 pcs

Source filter

622 pcs

1 pc

Verified

Denise McCalister 2026.06.17

I definitely recommend Tampa Bay Roofing Services! Jeff is absolutely phenomenal and definitely knows the roofing industry inside and out. He has decades of experience and knowledge about every type of roof. Jeff explained everything that needs to be done with our roof, showed me pictures and walked me through the entire process. I definitely recommend reaching out to him for any roof needs you have. We have also worked with Tampa Bay Roofing Services on two prior occasions and received excellent service those times as well.

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.06.18

Thank you, Denise! We appreciate your recommendation and are glad to hear that Jeff provided you with excellent service and guidance. It's wonderful to know you've had positive experiences with us in the past as well. Your support means a lot!

Laura Giambalvo 2026.06.06

Dallas was prompt & thorough. Listened to my wanting metal roof & difficulty with current remodel taking place with new addition. He explained in easy understandable terminology what roof would require as I had pitched & flat roofs & would need to check with manufacturer on how to best go about installing metal roof on whole house if possible. He kept in contact with me while awaiting manufacturer response & a few days later had the estimate & complete explanation of what we would need to do. I definitely will use this company because of Dallas & his honesty & follow through & him not trying to “sell” me.

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.06.09

Thank you, Laura! We're grateful for your positive feedback about Dallas. It's wonderful to hear that he provided you with thorough explanations and maintained great communication throughout the process. We appreciate your trust in our company and look forward to assisting you with your metal roof installation!

Coast Guard Veteran 2026.06.04

We have veterans, 100% disabled veterans, seniors, and ultra-seniors living in our community. It is troubling enough that many owners did not know our HOA signed an $835,000 loan to pay for Brava roof tiles and installation. It is even more troubling to now see what that money appears to have purchased: roofs that are already showing serious visible problems. Tiles are shifting, popping out, falling off, and in some areas dropping to the ground. Tape appears to be fading. Sections of the roofing system appear uneven, loose, and deteriorating before our eyes. Based on what we are seeing, this does not look like a roof system that should inspire confidence during a strong wind event or a long, heavy downpour. What our community needed was an unbiased roof inspection. We contacted Tampa Bay Roofing and asked them to come out and take a look. We learned they had previously worked in our community and were familiar with the property. Of course, what every homeowner wants to hear is, “The roof looks great and you’re good to go.” Unfortunately, that was not the conclusion. The opinion we received was essentially that the roofing system should be removed and started over. Looking at the images, it is hard to see how anyone could reasonably feel comfortable with the current condition of these roofs. Our HOA appears to believe Brava is covering these roofs for 50 years, including installation. Owners deserve clear, written answers about what is actually covered, what is not covered, who is responsible for installation defects, and why these roofs passed inspection in their current condition. If you are considering a roofing project, especially one involving Brava tiles, I strongly recommend getting an independent inspection and calling Tampa Bay Roofing before allowing any crew to install something that could end up looking like what we are now seeing in our community. I have to admit when I see hundreds of these photos I don't even know which parts resemble what a roof should actually look like when properly installed. Thanks for inspecting our mess.

We have veterans, 100% disabled veterans, seniors, and ultra-seniors living in our community.

It is troubling enough that many owners did not know our HOA signed an $835,000 loan to pay for Brava roof tiles and installation. It is even more troubling to now see what that money appears to have purchased: roofs that are already showing serious visible problems.

Tiles are shifting, popping out, falling off, and in some areas dropping to the ground. Tape appears to be fading. Sections of the roofing system appear uneven, loose, and deteriorating before our eyes. Based on what we are seeing, this does not look like a roof system that should inspire confidence during a strong wind event or a long, heavy downpour.

What our community needed was an unbiased roof inspection. We contacted Tampa Bay Roofing and asked them to come out and take a look. We learned they had previously worked in our community and were familiar with the property. Of course, what every homeowner wants to hear is, “The roof looks great and you’re good to go.” Unfortunately, that was not the conclusion.

The opinion we received was essentially that the roofing system should be removed and started over. Looking at the images, it is hard to see how anyone could reasonably feel comfortable with the current condition of these roofs.

Our HOA appears to believe Brava is covering these roofs for 50 years, including installation. Owners deserve clear, written answers about what is actually covered, what is not covered, who is responsible for installation defects, and why these roofs passed inspection in their current condition.

If you are considering a roofing project, especially one involving Brava tiles, I strongly recommend getting an independent inspection and calling Tampa Bay Roofing before allowing any crew to install something that could end up looking like what we are now seeing in our community.

I have to admit when I see hundreds of these photos I don't even know which parts resemble what a roof should actually look like when properly installed. Thanks for inspecting our mess.

We have veterans, 100% disabled veterans, seniors, and ultra-seniors living in our community.

It is troubling enough that many owners did not know our HOA signed an $835,000 loan to pay for Brava roof tiles and installation. It is even more troubling to now see what that money appears to have purchased: roofs that are already showing serious visible problems.

Tiles are shifting, popping out, falling off, and in some areas dropping to the ground. Tape appears to be fading. Sections of the roofing system appear uneven, loose, and deteriorating before our eyes. Based on what we are seeing, this does not look like a roof system that should inspire confidence during a strong wind event or a long, heavy downpour.

What our community needed was an unbiased roof inspection. We contacted Tampa Bay Roofing and asked them to come out and take a look. We learned they had previously worked in our community and were familiar with the property. Of course, what every homeowner wants to hear is, “The roof looks great and you’re good to go.” Unfortunately, that was not the conclusion.

The opinion we received was essentially that the roofing system should be removed and started over. Looking at the images, it is hard to see how anyone could reasonably feel comfortable with the current condition of these roofs.

Our HOA appears to believe Brava is covering these roofs for 50 years, including installation. Owners deserve clear, written answers about what is actually covered, what is not covered, who is responsible for installation defects, and why these roofs passed inspection in their current condition.

If you are considering a roofing project, especially one involving Brava tiles, I strongly recommend getting an independent inspection and calling Tampa Bay Roofing before allowing any crew to install something that could end up looking like what we are now seeing in our community.

I have to admit when I see hundreds of these photos I don't even know which parts resemble what a roof should actually look like when properly installed. Thanks for inspecting our mess.

We have veterans, 100% disabled veterans, seniors, and ultra-seniors living in our community.

It is troubling enough that many owners did not know our HOA signed an $835,000 loan to pay for Brava roof tiles and installation. It is even more troubling to now see what that money appears to have purchased: roofs that are already showing serious visible problems.

Tiles are shifting, popping out, falling off, and in some areas dropping to the ground. Tape appears to be fading. Sections of the roofing system appear uneven, loose, and deteriorating before our eyes. Based on what we are seeing, this does not look like a roof system that should inspire confidence during a strong wind event or a long, heavy downpour.

What our community needed was an unbiased roof inspection. We contacted Tampa Bay Roofing and asked them to come out and take a look. We learned they had previously worked in our community and were familiar with the property. Of course, what every homeowner wants to hear is, “The roof looks great and you’re good to go.” Unfortunately, that was not the conclusion.

The opinion we received was essentially that the roofing system should be removed and started over. Looking at the images, it is hard to see how anyone could reasonably feel comfortable with the current condition of these roofs.

Our HOA appears to believe Brava is covering these roofs for 50 years, including installation. Owners deserve clear, written answers about what is actually covered, what is not covered, who is responsible for installation defects, and why these roofs passed inspection in their current condition.

If you are considering a roofing project, especially one involving Brava tiles, I strongly recommend getting an independent inspection and calling Tampa Bay Roofing before allowing any crew to install something that could end up looking like what we are now seeing in our community.

I have to admit when I see hundreds of these photos I don't even know which parts resemble what a roof should actually look like when properly installed. Thanks for inspecting our mess.

We have veterans, 100% disabled veterans, seniors, and ultra-seniors living in our community.

It is troubling enough that many owners did not know our HOA signed an $835,000 loan to pay for Brava roof tiles and installation. It is even more troubling to now see what that money appears to have purchased: roofs that are already showing serious visible problems.

Tiles are shifting, popping out, falling off, and in some areas dropping to the ground. Tape appears to be fading. Sections of the roofing system appear uneven, loose, and deteriorating before our eyes. Based on what we are seeing, this does not look like a roof system that should inspire confidence during a strong wind event or a long, heavy downpour.

What our community needed was an unbiased roof inspection. We contacted Tampa Bay Roofing and asked them to come out and take a look. We learned they had previously worked in our community and were familiar with the property. Of course, what every homeowner wants to hear is, “The roof looks great and you’re good to go.” Unfortunately, that was not the conclusion.

The opinion we received was essentially that the roofing system should be removed and started over. Looking at the images, it is hard to see how anyone could reasonably feel comfortable with the current condition of these roofs.

Our HOA appears to believe Brava is covering these roofs for 50 years, including installation. Owners deserve clear, written answers about what is actually covered, what is not covered, who is responsible for installation defects, and why these roofs passed inspection in their current condition.

If you are considering a roofing project, especially one involving Brava tiles, I strongly recommend getting an independent inspection and calling Tampa Bay Roofing before allowing any crew to install something that could end up looking like what we are now seeing in our community.

I have to admit when I see hundreds of these photos I don't even know which parts resemble what a roof should actually look like when properly installed. Thanks for inspecting our mess.

We have veterans, 100% disabled veterans, seniors, and ultra-seniors living in our community.

It is troubling enough that many owners did not know our HOA signed an $835,000 loan to pay for Brava roof tiles and installation. It is even more troubling to now see what that money appears to have purchased: roofs that are already showing serious visible problems.

Tiles are shifting, popping out, falling off, and in some areas dropping to the ground. Tape appears to be fading. Sections of the roofing system appear uneven, loose, and deteriorating before our eyes. Based on what we are seeing, this does not look like a roof system that should inspire confidence during a strong wind event or a long, heavy downpour.

What our community needed was an unbiased roof inspection. We contacted Tampa Bay Roofing and asked them to come out and take a look. We learned they had previously worked in our community and were familiar with the property. Of course, what every homeowner wants to hear is, “The roof looks great and you’re good to go.” Unfortunately, that was not the conclusion.

The opinion we received was essentially that the roofing system should be removed and started over. Looking at the images, it is hard to see how anyone could reasonably feel comfortable with the current condition of these roofs.

Our HOA appears to believe Brava is covering these roofs for 50 years, including installation. Owners deserve clear, written answers about what is actually covered, what is not covered, who is responsible for installation defects, and why these roofs passed inspection in their current condition.

If you are considering a roofing project, especially one involving Brava tiles, I strongly recommend getting an independent inspection and calling Tampa Bay Roofing before allowing any crew to install something that could end up looking like what we are now seeing in our community.

I have to admit when I see hundreds of these photos I don't even know which parts resemble what a roof should actually look like when properly installed. Thanks for inspecting our mess.

We have veterans, 100% disabled veterans, seniors, and ultra-seniors living in our community.

It is troubling enough that many owners did not know our HOA signed an $835,000 loan to pay for Brava roof tiles and installation. It is even more troubling to now see what that money appears to have purchased: roofs that are already showing serious visible problems.

Tiles are shifting, popping out, falling off, and in some areas dropping to the ground. Tape appears to be fading. Sections of the roofing system appear uneven, loose, and deteriorating before our eyes. Based on what we are seeing, this does not look like a roof system that should inspire confidence during a strong wind event or a long, heavy downpour.

What our community needed was an unbiased roof inspection. We contacted Tampa Bay Roofing and asked them to come out and take a look. We learned they had previously worked in our community and were familiar with the property. Of course, what every homeowner wants to hear is, “The roof looks great and you’re good to go.” Unfortunately, that was not the conclusion.

The opinion we received was essentially that the roofing system should be removed and started over. Looking at the images, it is hard to see how anyone could reasonably feel comfortable with the current condition of these roofs.

Our HOA appears to believe Brava is covering these roofs for 50 years, including installation. Owners deserve clear, written answers about what is actually covered, what is not covered, who is responsible for installation defects, and why these roofs passed inspection in their current condition.

If you are considering a roofing project, especially one involving Brava tiles, I strongly recommend getting an independent inspection and calling Tampa Bay Roofing before allowing any crew to install something that could end up looking like what we are now seeing in our community.

I have to admit when I see hundreds of these photos I don't even know which parts resemble what a roof should actually look like when properly installed. Thanks for inspecting our mess.

We have veterans, 100% disabled veterans, seniors, and ultra-seniors living in our community.

It is troubling enough that many owners did not know our HOA signed an $835,000 loan to pay for Brava roof tiles and installation. It is even more troubling to now see what that money appears to have purchased: roofs that are already showing serious visible problems.

Tiles are shifting, popping out, falling off, and in some areas dropping to the ground. Tape appears to be fading. Sections of the roofing system appear uneven, loose, and deteriorating before our eyes. Based on what we are seeing, this does not look like a roof system that should inspire confidence during a strong wind event or a long, heavy downpour.

What our community needed was an unbiased roof inspection. We contacted Tampa Bay Roofing and asked them to come out and take a look. We learned they had previously worked in our community and were familiar with the property. Of course, what every homeowner wants to hear is, “The roof looks great and you’re good to go.” Unfortunately, that was not the conclusion.

The opinion we received was essentially that the roofing system should be removed and started over. Looking at the images, it is hard to see how anyone could reasonably feel comfortable with the current condition of these roofs.

Our HOA appears to believe Brava is covering these roofs for 50 years, including installation. Owners deserve clear, written answers about what is actually covered, what is not covered, who is responsible for installation defects, and why these roofs passed inspection in their current condition.

If you are considering a roofing project, especially one involving Brava tiles, I strongly recommend getting an independent inspection and calling Tampa Bay Roofing before allowing any crew to install something that could end up looking like what we are now seeing in our community.

I have to admit when I see hundreds of these photos I don't even know which parts resemble what a roof should actually look like when properly installed. Thanks for inspecting our mess.

We have veterans, 100% disabled veterans, seniors, and ultra-seniors living in our community.

It is troubling enough that many owners did not know our HOA signed an $835,000 loan to pay for Brava roof tiles and installation. It is even more troubling to now see what that money appears to have purchased: roofs that are already showing serious visible problems.

Tiles are shifting, popping out, falling off, and in some areas dropping to the ground. Tape appears to be fading. Sections of the roofing system appear uneven, loose, and deteriorating before our eyes. Based on what we are seeing, this does not look like a roof system that should inspire confidence during a strong wind event or a long, heavy downpour.

What our community needed was an unbiased roof inspection. We contacted Tampa Bay Roofing and asked them to come out and take a look. We learned they had previously worked in our community and were familiar with the property. Of course, what every homeowner wants to hear is, “The roof looks great and you’re good to go.” Unfortunately, that was not the conclusion.

The opinion we received was essentially that the roofing system should be removed and started over. Looking at the images, it is hard to see how anyone could reasonably feel comfortable with the current condition of these roofs.

Our HOA appears to believe Brava is covering these roofs for 50 years, including installation. Owners deserve clear, written answers about what is actually covered, what is not covered, who is responsible for installation defects, and why these roofs passed inspection in their current condition.

If you are considering a roofing project, especially one involving Brava tiles, I strongly recommend getting an independent inspection and calling Tampa Bay Roofing before allowing any crew to install something that could end up looking like what we are now seeing in our community.

I have to admit when I see hundreds of these photos I don't even know which parts resemble what a roof should actually look like when properly installed. Thanks for inspecting our mess.

We have veterans, 100% disabled veterans, seniors, and ultra-seniors living in our community.

It is troubling enough that many owners did not know our HOA signed an $835,000 loan to pay for Brava roof tiles and installation. It is even more troubling to now see what that money appears to have purchased: roofs that are already showing serious visible problems.

Tiles are shifting, popping out, falling off, and in some areas dropping to the ground. Tape appears to be fading. Sections of the roofing system appear uneven, loose, and deteriorating before our eyes. Based on what we are seeing, this does not look like a roof system that should inspire confidence during a strong wind event or a long, heavy downpour.

What our community needed was an unbiased roof inspection. We contacted Tampa Bay Roofing and asked them to come out and take a look. We learned they had previously worked in our community and were familiar with the property. Of course, what every homeowner wants to hear is, “The roof looks great and you’re good to go.” Unfortunately, that was not the conclusion.

The opinion we received was essentially that the roofing system should be removed and started over. Looking at the images, it is hard to see how anyone could reasonably feel comfortable with the current condition of these roofs.

Our HOA appears to believe Brava is covering these roofs for 50 years, including installation. Owners deserve clear, written answers about what is actually covered, what is not covered, who is responsible for installation defects, and why these roofs passed inspection in their current condition.

If you are considering a roofing project, especially one involving Brava tiles, I strongly recommend getting an independent inspection and calling Tampa Bay Roofing before allowing any crew to install something that could end up looking like what we are now seeing in our community.

I have to admit when I see hundreds of these photos I don't even know which parts resemble what a roof should actually look like when properly installed. Thanks for inspecting our mess.

We have veterans, 100% disabled veterans, seniors, and ultra-seniors living in our community.

It is troubling enough that many owners did not know our HOA signed an $835,000 loan to pay for Brava roof tiles and installation. It is even more troubling to now see what that money appears to have purchased: roofs that are already showing serious visible problems.

Tiles are shifting, popping out, falling off, and in some areas dropping to the ground. Tape appears to be fading. Sections of the roofing system appear uneven, loose, and deteriorating before our eyes. Based on what we are seeing, this does not look like a roof system that should inspire confidence during a strong wind event or a long, heavy downpour.

What our community needed was an unbiased roof inspection. We contacted Tampa Bay Roofing and asked them to come out and take a look. We learned they had previously worked in our community and were familiar with the property. Of course, what every homeowner wants to hear is, “The roof looks great and you’re good to go.” Unfortunately, that was not the conclusion.

The opinion we received was essentially that the roofing system should be removed and started over. Looking at the images, it is hard to see how anyone could reasonably feel comfortable with the current condition of these roofs.

Our HOA appears to believe Brava is covering these roofs for 50 years, including installation. Owners deserve clear, written answers about what is actually covered, what is not covered, who is responsible for installation defects, and why these roofs passed inspection in their current condition.

If you are considering a roofing project, especially one involving Brava tiles, I strongly recommend getting an independent inspection and calling Tampa Bay Roofing before allowing any crew to install something that could end up looking like what we are now seeing in our community.

I have to admit when I see hundreds of these photos I don't even know which parts resemble what a roof should actually look like when properly installed. Thanks for inspecting our mess.

We have veterans, 100% disabled veterans, seniors, and ultra-seniors living in our community.

It is troubling enough that many owners did not know our HOA signed an $835,000 loan to pay for Brava roof tiles and installation. It is even more troubling to now see what that money appears to have purchased: roofs that are already showing serious visible problems.

Tiles are shifting, popping out, falling off, and in some areas dropping to the ground. Tape appears to be fading. Sections of the roofing system appear uneven, loose, and deteriorating before our eyes. Based on what we are seeing, this does not look like a roof system that should inspire confidence during a strong wind event or a long, heavy downpour.

What our community needed was an unbiased roof inspection. We contacted Tampa Bay Roofing and asked them to come out and take a look. We learned they had previously worked in our community and were familiar with the property. Of course, what every homeowner wants to hear is, “The roof looks great and you’re good to go.” Unfortunately, that was not the conclusion.

The opinion we received was essentially that the roofing system should be removed and started over. Looking at the images, it is hard to see how anyone could reasonably feel comfortable with the current condition of these roofs.

Our HOA appears to believe Brava is covering these roofs for 50 years, including installation. Owners deserve clear, written answers about what is actually covered, what is not covered, who is responsible for installation defects, and why these roofs passed inspection in their current condition.

If you are considering a roofing project, especially one involving Brava tiles, I strongly recommend getting an independent inspection and calling Tampa Bay Roofing before allowing any crew to install something that could end up looking like what we are now seeing in our community.

I have to admit when I see hundreds of these photos I don't even know which parts resemble what a roof should actually look like when properly installed. Thanks for inspecting our mess.

We have veterans, 100% disabled veterans, seniors, and ultra-seniors living in our community.

It is troubling enough that many owners did not know our HOA signed an $835,000 loan to pay for Brava roof tiles and installation. It is even more troubling to now see what that money appears to have purchased: roofs that are already showing serious visible problems.

Tiles are shifting, popping out, falling off, and in some areas dropping to the ground. Tape appears to be fading. Sections of the roofing system appear uneven, loose, and deteriorating before our eyes. Based on what we are seeing, this does not look like a roof system that should inspire confidence during a strong wind event or a long, heavy downpour.

What our community needed was an unbiased roof inspection. We contacted Tampa Bay Roofing and asked them to come out and take a look. We learned they had previously worked in our community and were familiar with the property. Of course, what every homeowner wants to hear is, “The roof looks great and you’re good to go.” Unfortunately, that was not the conclusion.

The opinion we received was essentially that the roofing system should be removed and started over. Looking at the images, it is hard to see how anyone could reasonably feel comfortable with the current condition of these roofs.

Our HOA appears to believe Brava is covering these roofs for 50 years, including installation. Owners deserve clear, written answers about what is actually covered, what is not covered, who is responsible for installation defects, and why these roofs passed inspection in their current condition.

If you are considering a roofing project, especially one involving Brava tiles, I strongly recommend getting an independent inspection and calling Tampa Bay Roofing before allowing any crew to install something that could end up looking like what we are now seeing in our community.

I have to admit when I see hundreds of these photos I don't even know which parts resemble what a roof should actually look like when properly installed. Thanks for inspecting our mess.

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.06.09

Thank you for sharing your detailed feedback. We appreciate your concerns about the roofing situation in your community and understand how important it is to have clear and reliable information. Your recommendation for an independent inspection is valuable, and we’re grateful you reached out to Tampa Bay Roofing for their expertise. Your input helps us strive for better solutions.

Private Email 2026.06.04

Many owners in our community contacted Tampa Bay Roofing as we had/have our doubts about how a nearly $1 million dollar roofing system was installed in our community. Jeff came out and had to deal with an abusive HOA member who threatened to have him arrested if he took pictures or used or ladder on the roofs (all with good reason) as our roofs were not installed correctly and they are falling off, shifting and quite frankly look like a handyman came by and did the work. Even with limited access they were able to report back with images they took and were able to determine the extent of just how imperfect an installation we have been left with. How to fix what you see here? Rip it off and start again. BTW, if our HOA had engaged Tampa Bay Roofing to do the work we wouldn't be where are today.

Many owners in our community contacted Tampa Bay Roofing as we had/have our doubts about how a nearly $1 million dollar roofing system was installed in our community. Jeff came out and had to deal with an abusive HOA member who threatened to have him arrested if he took pictures or used or ladder on the roofs (all with good reason) as our roofs were not installed correctly and they are falling off, shifting and quite frankly look like a handyman came by and did the work. Even with limited access they were able to report back with images they took and were able to determine the extent of just how imperfect an installation we have been left with. How to fix what you see here? Rip it off and start again. BTW, if our HOA had engaged Tampa Bay Roofing to do the work we wouldn't be where are today.

Many owners in our community contacted Tampa Bay Roofing as we had/have our doubts about how a nearly $1 million dollar roofing system was installed in our community. Jeff came out and had to deal with an abusive HOA member who threatened to have him arrested if he took pictures or used or ladder on the roofs (all with good reason) as our roofs were not installed correctly and they are falling off, shifting and quite frankly look like a handyman came by and did the work. Even with limited access they were able to report back with images they took and were able to determine the extent of just how imperfect an installation we have been left with. How to fix what you see here? Rip it off and start again. BTW, if our HOA had engaged Tampa Bay Roofing to do the work we wouldn't be where are today.

Many owners in our community contacted Tampa Bay Roofing as we had/have our doubts about how a nearly $1 million dollar roofing system was installed in our community. Jeff came out and had to deal with an abusive HOA member who threatened to have him arrested if he took pictures or used or ladder on the roofs (all with good reason) as our roofs were not installed correctly and they are falling off, shifting and quite frankly look like a handyman came by and did the work. Even with limited access they were able to report back with images they took and were able to determine the extent of just how imperfect an installation we have been left with. How to fix what you see here? Rip it off and start again. BTW, if our HOA had engaged Tampa Bay Roofing to do the work we wouldn't be where are today.

Many owners in our community contacted Tampa Bay Roofing as we had/have our doubts about how a nearly $1 million dollar roofing system was installed in our community. Jeff came out and had to deal with an abusive HOA member who threatened to have him arrested if he took pictures or used or ladder on the roofs (all with good reason) as our roofs were not installed correctly and they are falling off, shifting and quite frankly look like a handyman came by and did the work. Even with limited access they were able to report back with images they took and were able to determine the extent of just how imperfect an installation we have been left with. How to fix what you see here? Rip it off and start again. BTW, if our HOA had engaged Tampa Bay Roofing to do the work we wouldn't be where are today.

Many owners in our community contacted Tampa Bay Roofing as we had/have our doubts about how a nearly $1 million dollar roofing system was installed in our community. Jeff came out and had to deal with an abusive HOA member who threatened to have him arrested if he took pictures or used or ladder on the roofs (all with good reason) as our roofs were not installed correctly and they are falling off, shifting and quite frankly look like a handyman came by and did the work. Even with limited access they were able to report back with images they took and were able to determine the extent of just how imperfect an installation we have been left with. How to fix what you see here? Rip it off and start again. BTW, if our HOA had engaged Tampa Bay Roofing to do the work we wouldn't be where are today.

Many owners in our community contacted Tampa Bay Roofing as we had/have our doubts about how a nearly $1 million dollar roofing system was installed in our community. Jeff came out and had to deal with an abusive HOA member who threatened to have him arrested if he took pictures or used or ladder on the roofs (all with good reason) as our roofs were not installed correctly and they are falling off, shifting and quite frankly look like a handyman came by and did the work. Even with limited access they were able to report back with images they took and were able to determine the extent of just how imperfect an installation we have been left with. How to fix what you see here? Rip it off and start again. BTW, if our HOA had engaged Tampa Bay Roofing to do the work we wouldn't be where are today.

Many owners in our community contacted Tampa Bay Roofing as we had/have our doubts about how a nearly $1 million dollar roofing system was installed in our community. Jeff came out and had to deal with an abusive HOA member who threatened to have him arrested if he took pictures or used or ladder on the roofs (all with good reason) as our roofs were not installed correctly and they are falling off, shifting and quite frankly look like a handyman came by and did the work. Even with limited access they were able to report back with images they took and were able to determine the extent of just how imperfect an installation we have been left with. How to fix what you see here? Rip it off and start again. BTW, if our HOA had engaged Tampa Bay Roofing to do the work we wouldn't be where are today.

Many owners in our community contacted Tampa Bay Roofing as we had/have our doubts about how a nearly $1 million dollar roofing system was installed in our community. Jeff came out and had to deal with an abusive HOA member who threatened to have him arrested if he took pictures or used or ladder on the roofs (all with good reason) as our roofs were not installed correctly and they are falling off, shifting and quite frankly look like a handyman came by and did the work. Even with limited access they were able to report back with images they took and were able to determine the extent of just how imperfect an installation we have been left with. How to fix what you see here? Rip it off and start again. BTW, if our HOA had engaged Tampa Bay Roofing to do the work we wouldn't be where are today.

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.06.04

Thank you, for sharing your experience with us. We appreciate your feedback and are glad to hear that Jeff was able to navigate the challenges and provide valuable insights regarding the roofing situation in your community. Your concerns are important to us, and want you to know we are sympathetic to rules and regulations with HOA’s. If they have any questions we are here to help.

Lindsay Wilson 2026.05.28

We couldn’t have asked for a better experience with the licensed roofing contractor, Nick, at Tampa Bay Roofing Services. From the very first phone call, I felt at ease. As a homeowner, it can feel overwhelming and vulnerable trying to find a company you can truly trust and knowing you’re not just another customer being taken advantage of. From the start, Nick was professional, knowledgeable, and reassuring. After scheduling an estimate, Nick came out the very next day. He immediately impressed us with his honesty, expertise, and genuine care. I had absolutely no hesitation moving forward with what eventually became an insurance claim. Throughout the entire process, Nick was there every step of the way — communicating with the insurance company alongside us, advocating for us, and making sure we understood everything happening throughout the process. While it took time, our claim was successfully settled last week, and Nick and his team played a huge role in helping us achieve that outcome and finally get our home back in order. If you’re looking for someone who is trustworthy, straightforward, communicative, punctual, and respectful, I highly recommend Tampa Bay Roofing Services. They have absolutely earned my family’s trust and future referrals. A special shoutout to Nick Dichiera — you truly turned what could have been a stressful nightmare into a smooth and manageable experience. My family and I are incredibly grateful for everything you’ve done. Thank you so much!

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.05.28

Thank you, Lindsay! We're so glad to hear about your positive experience with Nick and the team at Tampa Bay Roofing Services. Your trust means a lot to us, and we appreciate your kind words. We're here for you whenever you need us in the future!

Pilgrim Congregational UCC Church 2026.05.26

Dennis Wood was the person who came out for our estimate. He was prompt and very thorough. He explained our roofing issues completely and they sent us a break down of repairs and replacements.

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.05.26

Thank you, Pilgrim Congregational UCC Church, for your wonderful feedback! We're pleased to hear that Dennis provided a thorough estimate and clear explanations. Your satisfaction is our priority, and we appreciate your trust in our services.

John Deeznuts 2026.05.12

So many better roofing companies out there. The bald guy that comes out is clueless. Be aware and don’t get bad work done to your roof by these people

Norma Barnes 2026.04.27

I wanted a roof inspection before hurricane season started. I checked Google reviews on several companies before I called Tampa Bay Roofing Services. I received a call back in minutes and scheduled the inspection. Jeff walked the entire roof (no drones thank you!) and provided a detailed report with pictures. I scheduled needed repairs; the cost was reasonable. Highly recommend Tampa Bay Roofing Services.

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.04.27

Thank you, Norma, for your fantastic review! We're glad to hear that Jeff provided you with a thorough roof inspection and that you found our services to be reasonable. Your recommendation means a lot to us!

Merrick Gilberts 2026.04.15

I had Tampa bay roofing come out to inspect my roof and I was really impressed with the experience. Gary was extremely professional, showed up on time, and communicated everything clearly throughout the inspection. He took the time to explain what he was seeing and answered all of my questions without rushing. Even though I haven’t used the company for any work yet, the level of honesty, transparency, and professionalism definitely stood out. Based on this experience alone, I wouldn’t hesitate to consider them in the future. Highly recommend just from the inspection!

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.04.15

Thank you, Merrick! We appreciate your kind words about your experience with Gary and our team. It's great to hear that our professionalism and communication made a positive impression. We look forward to the opportunity to work with you.

Diane Callaghan 2026.04.14

Quick Service with Care. I needed a quick flat roof repair for home owners insurance purposes. Nick came out the same day, provided the estimate, and made sure the work was done the same week. I would def recommend them!! They were great from start to finish!!

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.04.14

Thank you, Diane! We're glad to hear that Nick provided you with quick service and ensured everything was taken care of promptly. Your recommendation means a lot to us!

Laura Button 2026.04.13

Chris was great. Called before he got here. Showed up on time and was thorough. Great experience. Would highly recommend.

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.04.13

Thank you, Laura! We're glad to hear you had a great experience with Chris. Your recommendation means a lot to us!

Mark Heck 2026.04.11

Wonderful experience with this company. From beginning to end. Installation went so smooth and quick. They were fast,efficient, low noise, and picked up better then I even expected. I am over the moon glad I chose them.

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.04.12

Thank you for your fantastic feedback, Mark! We're thrilled to hear that your installation experience was smooth and exceeded expectations. Your satisfaction is our priority, and we appreciate your trust in our family business.

Jackie 2026.04.11

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.04.11

Thank you, Jackie, for your perfect rating! We appreciate your support and are thrilled to know you had a great experience. If you need any roofing assistance in the future, we're here to help!

Karrin Juarez 2026.04.10

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.04.10

Thank you for your positive feedback, Karrin! We're thrilled to hear you had a great experience with us. Your satisfaction is our priority, and we look forward to assisting you with any future roofing needs!

Karrin Juarez 2026.04.10

Tyson 2026.04.02

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.04.02

Thank you for the 5 star review - we appreciate your business

D Haynes 2026.03.30

Chris and the team did a great job and were reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend!

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.03.30

Thank you, D Haynes, for your wonderful feedback! We're thrilled to hear that you found our services reasonably priced and appreciate the hard work of Chris and our dedicated team. Your recommendation means a lot!

Bemanuel 2026.03.26

i have a flat roof on area of my home and have a seam leaking TBRS was there the same day and explained everything I needed to do before they come & fix the area! Very experienced & sound advice no pushy sales of things not needed at this time, I will recommend them and use them! (the original co. out of business)

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.04.01

Thank you, Bemanuel, for your kind words! We're glad to hear that our team provided you with the support and guidance you needed. Your recommendation means a lot to us, and we're here whenever you need assistance in the future!

Jessica Comer 2026.03.25

From start to finish, I had an excellent experience with this roofing company, as well as my 3 connecting villa neighbors. We had a total roof replacement installed. Their team was professional, responsive, and incredibly patient throughout the entire process. They took the time to answer all of my questions and made sure I felt comfortable every step of the way, especially during a personally difficult time. The quality of their work and materials was outstanding, and their pricing was fair and transparent. No surprises or price change after the roof was installed. I truly appreciate how respectfully I was treated. It made a more stressful situation much easier to navigate. I would absolutely hire them again for any future needs and highly recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable, high-quality roofing services. May God bless your family and business.

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.03.25

Thank you, Jessica, for your wonderful feedback! We’re glad to hear that you and your neighbors had such a positive experience with our team. It's great to know that our professionalism and transparency made the process easier for you. We truly appreciate your recommendations and look forward to assisting you in the future.

Bonnie Smith 2026.03.24

I met with Chris and Jeff on 3/18. They were both very pleasant! After the inspection of the roof we talked again. At this time I'm waiting for the proposal for the replacement for our condo association. It was a pleasure meeting both Chris and Jeff and also Barb was very pleasant when I first called Tampa Bay Roofing.

Reply from Tampa Bay Roofing Services 2026.03.24

Thank you, Bonnie! We appreciate your kind words about Chris, Jeff, and Barb. It's great to hear you had a pleasant experience with us, and we look forward to providing you with the proposal soon!

Company activity

Claimed Profile
Displaying Reviews
Replies To Reviews In 1 Day
Replied to 97% of reviews
Top Rated Certificate

About Tampa Bay Roofing Services

Tampa Bay Roofing Services

TOP 5 Trustindex Features

100+ Review Platforms

40 Breathtaking review widgets

Easy review collection

Review image generator

Review e-mail signatures

Create a Free account