Pinecrest roofs live under a heavy tree canopy. Mature trees drop leaves into valleys, scrape tile, and hold moisture on slopes that a house in full sun would dry by noon. The village sits between South Dixie Highway and Old Cutler Road, and Pinecrest Gardens is the landmark most residents can point to. Lots are large for this county, and tile is common. A stain in an upstairs closet is a reason to find the opening. It is not a reason to panic, and it is not a reason to ignore it. RTI Roofing inspects Pinecrest from our southwest Miami-Dade office. License CCC1335280. Since 1983.
Why this page is about Pinecrest
Shade is the local condition we plan around. Debris in the valleys, tile that stays damp, and metal edges that do not dry are ordinary findings, not a sales script. None of that automatically means a new roof. Broken tile under a limb is sometimes a repair. Underlayment that has given up is not. Pinecrest houses also tend to have more roof: more valleys, more intersections, additions that changed the way water leaves. We trace the water. We do not quote a number from the street. The written scope says repair or replacement, and why. The only office is 12240 SW 128th Ct, Suite 104. We do not keep a Pinecrest storefront.
What the work includes
The visit covers tile first, because that is what most of the village has, and shingle, metal, or a flat section where the house actually has them. We look at flashing at two-story walls and at any place a tree is in contact with the roof. You get a written scope and a free inspection before a price exists. Permits, when the work needs them, follow the department that governs that address. If you want the material pages, read tile roofing, roof repair, and roof replacement. To schedule, call (305) 235-4968.
A finished RTI tile roof in Pinecrest
Drone footage and photos of a tile roof RTI Roofing completed on a Pinecrest home.
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Andres is very professional. He helps us understand roofs with explanations in great detail. Andres is a very nice person. He treats people like friends. We really like him. I highly recommend him if you have any issue with a roof. Thank you, Andres!
Questions from Pinecrest
Do branches on the tile mean I need a new roof?
No. They mean the branches and the tile both need a look. Broken tile is sometimes a repair. A failed underlayment is a different project. We can tell them apart on site.
Are you based in Pinecrest?
No. The office is 12240 SW 128th Ct, Suite 104, Miami, FL 33186. Pinecrest is part of the Miami-Dade area we serve.
Can you match my existing tile?
Sometimes. Sometimes the honest finding is that the underlayment under the field is the real project. We will not promise a match from a photo.