Roofing Company Serving Jupiter, FL
Jupiter has established roofing contractors with decades in the market. That’s not a problem for us — it’s just context. History matters in this town, and we respect it. What we can offer is something different: a level of on-page substance, documented process, and material specificity that reflects how Jupiter homeowners actually make decisions.
You’re probably comparing two or three contractors right now. You’re checking licenses, reading reviews, and thinking carefully about a significant investment. That’s exactly the right approach. Here’s what Rhino Roofs brings to that comparison.
License: CCC1331472 | CRC1332648 — verifiable at myfloridalicense.com. Insurance certificates available on request. Family and veteran owned. Palm Beach County permits handled on every job.
Roofing Services in Jupiter
Roof Replacement & Installation in Jupiter
Roof Repair & Storm Damage
Tile, Shingle & Flat Roofing
Commercial Roofing
Jupiter Communities We Serve
Abacoa, Jupiter Farms & Jonathan's Landing
Abacoa — one of Jupiter’s most active residential markets. A mix of townhomes and single-family homes on varying lot sizes, mostly from the early 2000s. Tile roofs are common and many are reaching assessment or replacement windows.
Jupiter Farms — large-lot, rural-feeling properties in western Jupiter. Many homeowners here are open to metal roofing — the larger roof footprints benefit from metal’s maintenance advantages, and the rural aesthetic is compatible with standing seam and metal shake profiles.
Jonathan’s Landing — gated golf community with active HOA architectural review requirements. We’ve navigated HOA approval processes in comparable communities throughout South Florida and handle the documentation submission as part of every project.
Waterfront: Admirals Cove, Jupiter Inlet Colony & Tequesta
Admirals Cove — one of Jupiter’s premier gated waterfront communities. HOA requirements are specific, and the homes here carry the kind of investment that makes material selection and installation quality consequential decisions. Gate access coordination, HOA approval submission, and jobsite standards that match the community’s expectations are standard parts of how we operate.
Jupiter Inlet Colony — barrier-island municipality with direct ocean exposure. Properties here face the same corrosive conditions as any oceanfront Florida community: sustained salt spray, elevated wind loads, and roof systems that age differently than the same material would a few miles inland. Aluminum-based metal is the right call for oceanfront homes in this environment; we’ve completed work in Jupiter Inlet Colony and documented the specific conditions in a project post below.
Tequesta — the quiet community at Jupiter’s northern edge, adjacent to Martin County. We serve Tequesta as part of our regular Jupiter coverage. No separate page is needed.
Roofing for Jupiter's Coastal Wind Zone
This is the section most Jupiter roofing companies don’t address specifically, and it matters.
Northern Palm Beach County — including Jupiter and Tequesta — sits within Florida’s High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. Design wind speeds in this designation exceed those required in most of the Treasure Coast markets Rhino also serves, and the Florida Building Code requires roofing systems to be engineered and installed to those higher specifications. This isn’t a choice — it’s a code requirement.
What it means practically: minimum nail pattern on decking attachment, specific underlayment ratings, enhanced fastening at roof edges and eaves, and documentation of the installation method. These requirements affect how a roof is installed, not just what material covers it.
Every Rhino installation in Jupiter is permitted, inspected, and built to Palm Beach County’s wind zone specifications. The Wind Mitigation Report we provide at completion documents the installation method for your insurance carrier — this is the mechanism by which a properly documented new roof can reduce your annual premium. In high-wind-zone counties like Palm Beach, those reductions can be meaningful.
For Jupiter homeowners considering metal roofing specifically, our metal roofing Jupiter page covers the performance case in detail.
Why Jupiter Homeowners Choose Rhino Roofs
Joe Ward has been in Jupiter since 1986. Jupiter Roofing & Sheet Metal has local history too. We’re not going to compete with that on years. What we can offer is visible substance — documented process, material expertise, and warranty terms that are stated plainly rather than left vague.
What a diligent Jupiter homeowner should verify
License numbers CCC1331472 and CRC1332648 are active and verifiable at myfloridalicense.com. Insurance certificates are available on request before any work begins.
Warranty terms, plainly stated
15-year workmanship warranty, including re-sealing and scheduled maintenance on standing seam metal systems. 50-year material warranty on qualifying metal systems. These terms are in writing in the contract.
HOA and gated community logistics
Gate access coordinated in advance. HOA architectural approval documentation prepared and submitted by Rhino. Work schedules respect community quiet hours. Jobsites swept and contained at end of every day.
In-house crews only
No subcontractors. The people installing your roof are Rhino employees — trained to our standards and accountable to our warranty terms.
Palm Beach County permits handled
Filed, inspected, closed. Documentation at project completion.
We inspect before we recommend
Always. No scope is written without a physical inspection, and no replacement is recommended when a repair is the honest answer.
Recent Rhino Roofs Projects in Jupiter

How Rhino Roofs Reinforced a Waterfront Home in Jupiter Inlet Colony
An oceanfront home with years of salt spray damage: cracked tiles, failing flashing, underlayment nearly gone in sections. The homeowners had been patching. We did a full inspection, explained exactly what we found, and installed a custom metal shake system in Terra Cotta Wood Blend — fabricated on-site to fit the roofline, marine-grade coating, interlocked and hurricane-rated. A roof built for the environment the home actually lives in.

From Failing Tile to Durable Metal: A Roof Makeover in Jupiter, FL
A waterfront Jupiter home with widespread underlayment failure, inadequate flashing, and tile degradation after years of coastal exposure. A neighbor's referral brought the homeowners to Rhino. We identified the full scope, replaced the system with standing seam metal in Terra Cotta, and addressed the structural issues that had allowed the problems to develop. No repeat repairs. No water intrusion after the next storm.
Jupiter Roofing FAQs
How much is a new roof in Jupiter?
Architectural shingles on a standard Jupiter home typically run $12,000 to $25,000. Tile replacement — common in Jupiter’s HOA communities — ranges from $20,000 to $45,000 depending on material and profile. Standing seam metal, which is increasingly the choice for waterfront and large-lot homes, runs $28,000 to $65,000+ depending on system and roof complexity. Homes in Admirals Cove, Jonathan’s Landing, and Jupiter Inlet Colony often fall toward the higher end of each range. An accurate number requires an inspection. Get a starting estimate here.
Do you work in gated communities like Admirals Cove?
Yes. We coordinate gate access and truck staging before any project begins. HOA architectural review paperwork — color samples, product spec sheets, application forms — is prepared and submitted by Rhino as part of the project. Work schedules respect community quiet hours and any HOA construction restrictions.
What wind rating does my Jupiter roof need?
Jupiter sits within Florida’s High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. Under the Florida Building Code, roofing systems must be installed to design wind speed specifications that exceed most of the Treasure Coast. This affects nail pattern, underlayment ratings, and edge fastening requirements — not just material selection. Every Rhino installation in Jupiter is permitted and inspected to these specifications, and the Wind Mitigation Report at completion documents the installation for your insurance carrier.
Do you handle Palm Beach County permits?
Yes, on every full replacement. We file with Palm Beach County Building Division, coordinate the required inspection, and provide documentation at project close.
Tile, metal, or shingle for a Jupiter home?
The right answer depends on your community’s HOA requirements, your home’s structure and load capacity, your proximity to the water, and how you weigh upfront cost against long-term maintenance. Tile is architecturally appropriate for most Jupiter HOA communities and performs well maintained. Metal has the long-term maintenance advantage and is the preferred choice for waterfront and oceanfront exposure. Shingles are appropriate for homes where budget is the primary driver and the architectural context allows. Our blog on tile roofs vs. metal roofs for Florida homeowners covers the performance and cost comparison in detail.







Schedule a Roof Assessment in Jupiter
If you’re in the comparison stage — doing your research, checking credentials, thinking carefully before committing — that’s exactly where we’d expect a Jupiter homeowner to be. Take the time you need.
When you’re ready for a professional inspection and a straight conversation about what your roof actually requires, we’ll be here.
Call or text (772) 446-1139, or schedule your assessment online.
Where Tough Roofs Meet Happy Homes.