Roof Replacement Cost in Miramar, FL
Prices reviewed October 2026
Miramar sits on the Miami-Dade line, and neither county's published cost data separates it from its neighbors, so this is the Broward range we also use for Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, and Pembroke Pines. A 2024 Broward guide puts basic shingles on 2,000 sq ft of roof at $8,200 to $12,900, and RoofingCalc puts architectural shingles in Miami at $12,000 to $17,000. What's local here is paperwork: Miramar's roofing permit asks for more than most, and the valuation on it has to cover the full price of the job.
That range is for 2,000 sq ft of roof, not living space. A 2,000 sq ft one-story home with a garage usually has well over 2,000 sq ft of roof, so use the estimate below for your house.
Where these prices come from: HomeBlue's Broward County cost data and RoofingCalc's Miami page. See all 11 sources for this page.
Miramar roof cost by material
| Material | Per sq ft | Per square |
|---|---|---|
| Architectural asphalt shingles | $6.00 – $8.50 | $600 – $850 |
| Standing seam metal | $12.00 – $20.00 | $1,200 – $2,000 |
| Concrete tile | $15.00 – $21.00 | $1,500 – $2,100 |
Miramar's roofs fall under the same High-Velocity Hurricane Zone code as Miami, so these ranges come from RoofingCalc's Miami page. County guides price only asphalt shingles. Prices are per sq ft and per square (100 sq ft); the tile range covers concrete and clay.
Before you sign a roofing contract in Miramar
- Compare the contract price with the permit valuation. Miramar requires the valuation to include the total cost of materials and labor and can deny an underestimated one, so the two numbers should match.
- Make sure the quote covers the city's required paperwork: product approvals for the roof system, the hurricane mitigation and debris removal affidavits, and the Broward County asbestos certificate.
- The median Miramar home was built in 1996, well before the 2007 Florida Building Code took effect on March 1, 2009, so whether the old 25% rule applies depends on when the roof itself was last replaced. Our 25% rule guide explains how to check.
- For a figure based on your own home, use the roof cost calculator.
Estimate a roof for your Miramar home
About 33 squares of roof (3,300 sq ft, including waste).
This works out your roof's size from the home's footprint, garage, overhangs, a typical 6/12 slope, and about 12% for cutting waste, then prices it with the per-square rates in the material table above. If a roofer has measured your roof, enter the squares from the quote to skip the size estimate. Permits and decking repairs can add to the total. The full calculator adds pitch, roof shape, and tear-off layers.
What affects roof prices in Miramar
- Miramar is in southern Broward County on the Miami-Dade line. Both counties make up Florida's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, where stricter code and separately approved roofing products can add to material and labor costs.
- The median home in Miramar was built in 1996, according to Census estimates, the newest housing stock of the South Florida cities on this site. Many homes here are now 25 to 30 years old.
- Florida law bars insurers from refusing or non-renewing a homeowner's policy solely because of roof age when the roof is under 15 years old. Older roofs can qualify with an inspection showing at least five years of useful life left. (Florida Statutes s. 627.7011(5))
Storms that hit Miramar
- 2017, Hurricane Irma. An EF-1 tornado went through Miramar, causing tree and roof damage.
- 2005, Hurricane Wilma. Structural damage was heaviest in Broward and Palm Beach counties, including roof damage in some areas.
Figures come from official storm reports for weather stations at or near the city, converted from knots to mph where needed. Storm damage is a common reason homeowners replace a roof sooner than planned.
Roof permits in Miramar
- Miramar's roofing permit package asks for more than most: a homeowners association awareness affidavit (required even without an HOA), underlayment and roof-to-wall hurricane mitigation affidavits, a debris removal affidavit, a Broward County asbestos certificate, and product approvals for the roof system.
- The permit valuation must include the total cost of materials and labor, and the city can deny an underestimated valuation. Owner-builders are allowed for residential work only, with homestead verification.
Help paying for a roof in Miramar
- We didn't find a current city or county program that helps Miramar homeowners pay for a roof. Statewide, My Safe Florida Home offers grants toward roof upgrades for eligible homeowners; see our Florida guide.
Assistance programs open, close, and change as funding allows. Confirm current status with the program before you plan around it. Details reviewed October 2026.
Common questions
What paperwork does a Miramar roof permit need?
Miramar asks for a homeowners association awareness affidavit, underlayment and roof-to-wall hurricane mitigation affidavits, a debris removal affidavit, a Broward County asbestos certificate, and product approvals for the roof system.
I don't have an HOA. Why does Miramar want an HOA affidavit?
The city requires the homeowners association awareness affidavit on roofing permits even when the home isn't in an association.
Can I pull a Miramar roof permit myself?
Owner-builder permits are allowed for residential work only, and the city verifies that the home is your homestead.
Florida rules that affect your roof
Other Florida cities, nearest first
- Pembroke Pines
- Hialeah
- Hollywood
- Fort Lauderdale
- Miami
- Port St. Lucie
- Naples
- Cape Coral
- Palm Bay
- Poinciana
- Lakeland
- Riverview
- Deltona
- The Villages
- Ocala
- Palm Coast
Also near Miramar:
- Pembroke Pines
- Hollywood
- West Park
- Miami Gardens
Sources
- HomeBlue, roof replacement cost in Broward County (September 2024)
- RoofingCalc, roof replacement cost in Miami (March 2025)
- Engineering Express, the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone
- U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2019-2023 5-year estimates, median year structure built (table B25035)
- Florida Statutes s. 627.7011(5)
- RoofObservations, Florida roof cost guide (January 2026)
- BuilderMuse, roof replacement cost in Florida (2026)
- HomeAdvisor, roof replacement cost in Florida (June 2026)
- City of Miramar, roofing permit package (December 2024)
- National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Irma report (2017)
- National Weather Service Miami, Hurricane Wilma summary