G&J Roofing Corp of South Florida

G&J Roofing Corp of South Florida is a family-owned roofing contractor in Dania Beach, serving Fort Lauderdale and South Florida including Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach county. With over 30 years of experience, our licensed and insured team specializes in roof repair, emergency leak repair, re-roofing, and new roof replacements for residential and commercial properties. From flat and tile roofs to metal and shingle systems, we deliver durable results built for South Florida’s heat, humidity, and storms. Available 24/7 across Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Boca Raton, and the surrounding areas of South Florida. Call today for a free estimate.

“Our reputation is more valuable than any profit,” the owner of G&J Roofing says on the company’s about page, framing the pitch less around price and more around accountability. That framing shows up in the specifics: the company holds a $4.6 million bond capability, which it points to directly for HOA and condo boards who need assurance a project won’t stall partway through.

The company runs a maintenance subscription it calls the Roof Care Club, scheduling regular inspections meant to catch a leak before it becomes a claim. It is a GAF Certified Commercial Contractor and a Polyglass-certified contractor, and its Florida roofing license is posted for lookup through the state’s DBPR licensing system. Beyond repairs and re-roofs, the crew installs TPO, PVC, modified bitumen, flat, and tile roofing systems, and handles the less glamorous parts of a job — termite damage, truss repair, decking, fascia, furring, rusted eave closures, and copper eave-drip replacement — that the company calls out specifically as areas where its attention to detail stands apart.

Coverage runs past the counties named on the company’s listing to include Pembroke Pines, Pompano Beach, Coral Springs, Plantation, and Deerfield Beach, in addition to Dania Beach, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, and Lighthouse Point. The company answers roofing FAQs directly on its site, covering how fast a re-roof typically runs (most Broward County jobs finish within days depending on size and material) and what to look for after a hurricane: missing shingles, sagging areas, and water intrusion are the signs it tells homeowners to watch for before calling for an inspection.