Roofing Services Across the Treasure Coast & Palm Beach County

Rhino Roofs is a licensed Florida roofing contractor serving homeowners and commercial property owners throughout the Treasure Coast and Palm Beach County. We provide residential and commercial roofing, siding, and gutter services — replacement, repair, and emergency storm response — built to Florida Building Code and engineered for coastal conditions.

Every market we serve gets the same standard: in-house crews, permitted installations, honest estimates, and wind mitigation documentation at closeout.

A Local Residential Roofing Company Treasure Coast Homeowners Can Depend On

There’s a version of roofing that treats your home like a number on a schedule. Rhino Roofs is the other kind.

We’re locally based, locally licensed, and we work exclusively in the communities we live in. Our residential roofing contractors know St. Lucie County building codes because we pull permits here every week. We know the wind zone designations that apply to your neighborhood. We know which insurance carriers are tightening their inspection criteria and what documentation they require. That’s not background knowledge — it’s the foundation of every estimate we write.

When you call Rhino Roofs, you get an estimator who walks your roof, tells you what they actually found, and gives you a written quote you can read and understand. No jargon, no manufactured urgency, no vague totals at the bottom of a form. If a repair is the right answer, we’ll tell you that. If a replacement is necessary, we’ll explain exactly why and what your options are.

Our Service Areas

We serve residential and commercial properties throughout the following communities. Select your area for local service information.

Fort Pierce, FL

Our home base; residential roofing, repair, and storm response

Port St. Lucie, FL

Full residential roofing services including replacement and wind mitigation

Stuart, FL

Roof replacement, emergency repair, and metal roofing installation

Vero Beach, FL

Residential roofing and insurance documentation support

West Palm Beach, FL

Residential roof repair and replacement services

Jensen Beach, FL

Coastal shingle, metal, and tile roofing

Palm City, FL

Residential roof replacement and repair

Hobe Sound, FL

Storm damage restoration and new installations

Sebastian, FL

Full residential roofing services

Okeechobee, FL

Roof repair and replacement

Hutchinson Island, FL

Impact-resistant and wind-rated residential roofing

Not sure if we cover your neighborhood? Call us — if it’s on the Treasure Coast, we most likely do.

Services Available in Every Market

Wherever you are on the Treasure Coast or in Palm Beach County, our full scope of residential and commercial roofing services is available.

Residential Roofing

Roof replacement, repair, storm damage response, shingle, metal, tile, and flat roof systems.

Commercial Roofing

Flat roof replacement, metal roofing, tile, shingle, commercial repair, and emergency storm response.

Siding

Residential and commercial siding installation and replacement.

Gutters

Seamless gutter installation and replacement for residential and commercial properties.

Built for Coastal Florida

The Treasure Coast and Palm Beach County sit in one of the most demanding roofing environments in the country. High wind exposure, salt air, sustained UV intensity, and a hurricane season that demands code-compliant installations — these aren’t background conditions, they’re what we build every roof for.

Every installation we complete is permitted, inspected, and documented with wind mitigation paperwork so your insurance carrier has what they need.

Not sure if we cover your area?
Call us.

Frequently Asked Questions From Treasure Coast Homeowners

How do I know if I need a residential roof repair or a full replacement?

A targeted repair is the right answer when damage is isolated, the surrounding roof system is in sound condition, and the roof’s overall age and material performance still have serviceable life remaining. A full replacement becomes necessary when damage exceeds 25% of a roof section within a 12-month period — at which point Florida Building Code requires the entire section be brought to current standards — or when the system is approaching the end of its reliable service life (typically 15 to 20 years for standard architectural shingles in coastal Florida conditions). Our estimators assess both conditions during your inspection and give you a direct recommendation.

In most cases, yes. Installing a code-compliant roof using a secondary water barrier, ring-shank nail fastening, and Florida Product Approval certified materials allows our residential roofing contractors to provide you with an official Wind Mitigation Form. This document, submitted to your insurance carrier, verifies that your roof meets enhanced wind resistance standards and typically results in meaningful premium reductions on your wind coverage — often in the range of 15 to 40% depending on your carrier, coverage structure, and the specific installation features documented.
The right material depends on your budget, your insurance goals, and how long you plan to stay in the home. Architectural shingles remain a strong, cost-accessible option for homeowners focused on near-term value. Standing seam metal roofing delivers the highest wind performance (140+ MPH rated), the longest lifespan, and the best Wind Mitigation credit profile — making it the most financially efficient option over a 20-to-30-year horizon for homeowners who plan to stay. Clay and concrete tile offer exceptional durability and the coastal aesthetic that Florida architecture is known for, with individual tile replaceability reducing long-term maintenance costs. Our estimators will walk you through the real cost-benefit comparison for your specific home.
A secondary water barrier (SWB) is a self-adhering underlayment applied directly to the roof decking before the outer material is installed. It acts as a watertight seal that protects the home even if the primary roofing material is partially lifted or compromised during a severe wind event. Florida Building Code requires SWB installation on roofs in designated wind zones, and its presence is one of the most heavily weighted factors in Wind Mitigation Form scoring. Homes with a qualifying SWB installation typically receive significantly larger insurance premium credits than those with standard felt underlayment.

Most residential roof replacements are completed in one to two days, depending on the size of the home, the complexity of the roof structure, and the material system being installed. Standing seam metal installations typically require an additional day due to panel fabrication and setting. Weather is always a factor in Florida, and we schedule with buffer windows accordingly. We’ll give you a realistic timeline in writing before the project begins.

Yes — entirely. Our team prepares and submits all permit applications with St. Lucie County or the relevant Fort Pierce municipal building department, coordinates inspections, and ensures your project receives a final sign-off before we close the job. You don’t need to navigate the permit process yourself. The completed permit and inspection record also becomes part of your permanent documentation file, which is useful if your insurance carrier requests proof of installation compliance at future renewals.