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Lutz, FL · Pasco & Hillsborough

Roofing Contractor in Lutz, FLDry roofs. Straight answers.

Roof replacement, repairs, storm damage, metal, shingle and flat roofs across Lutz and north Tampa Bay. It starts with a free roof inspection.

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  • 5.0 on Google
  • Florida Certified Roofing Contractor
  • Bilingual: English & Spanish
  • State-certified rooferFlorida license CCC1337732
  • 5.0 on GoogleWord for word below
  • Free inspectionsPhotos of what we find
  • BilingualEnglish & Spanish. Se habla español.

U First Roofing Lutz, FL

Roofing that keeps you in the loop.

U First Roofing is a Florida-certified roofing contractor with an office on Wesley Chapel Blvd in Lutz.

We replace, repair and inspect roofs on homes and businesses across Pasco and north Hillsborough.

The name sets the order of things: you first.

You hear what we found, what it will take and when we will be there, before any work starts on your roof.

Omar Torres runs the company, and Google reviewers mention Omar by name for answering questions and keeping customers posted.

Omar is bilingual, so you can go over your roof with him in English or in Spanish.

Jobs end the way reviewers describe them: the crew cleans up, and a magnet sweeps the yard for stray nails.

  • Free roof inspection, with photos
  • Honest repair-or-replace advice
  • Updates at every stage of the job
  • Bilingual: English or Spanish
  • Yard cleaned and swept for nails

“Omar kept me informed and engaged every step of the way and was also available to answer questions.”

Hyacinth, Google review, Tampa
House mid tear-off with ladders at the fascia and tarps protecting the lawnOur workTear-off day: ladders up, tarps down to protect the yard.
U First Roofing pickup truck with the company logo magnet on the door

What we do Seven services

Every roof job, start to finish.

Shingle, metal and flat roofs, from one cracked pipe boot to a full tear-off. Tap a service for the details.

Roof pitch Florida code

What fits your roof’s pitch?

The slope of a roof decides which systems Florida’s building code allows on it. Pick a pitch and see what fits.

Choose a roof pitch

Under 2:12: a low-slope roof

Porches, additions, carports and many commercial roofs sit nearly flat. Shingles are not allowed this low, so the roof needs a low-slope system.

Flat RoofsMembrane systems such as modified bitumen or single-ply, sealed at the seamsMetal RoofingStanding-seam metal is allowed down to a 1/4:12 slope
Asphalt shinglesNot allowed below 2:12 under Florida’s building code

2:12 to 4:12: a low pitch

Shingles are allowed here, but the code calls for a double layer of underlayment under them. Standing seam is a strong fit too.

Shingle RoofingAllowed, with double underlayment from 2:12 up to 4:12Metal RoofingStanding seam sheds water well on a shallow pitchFlat RoofsLow-slope membranes also work at the bottom of this range

4:12 and up: a standard pitched roof

Most systems work here, so the choice comes down to looks, heat and budget. We walk you through it at the free inspection.

Shingle RoofingArchitectural or 3-tab shingles, in the color you pickMetal RoofingStanding seam or exposed-fastener panels such as 5V crimpRoof ReplacementTear-off to the deck, new underlayment and a new roof

How a re-roof runs Four steps

From the first call to the last nail.

Google reviewers keep coming back to the same thing: they knew what was happening at every stage. This is the order it happens in.

  1. Free inspection

    Call (813) 461-0751. We get on the roof, check the attic where we can and show you photos of what we find.

    Roofer climbing a ladder to the roof edge, seen from behindRepresentative photo

  2. Pick the roof

    Shingle, metal or low-slope, plus colors and underlayment. You get a clear written estimate before work starts.

    Bundles of new architectural shingles staged on a roof deck for a re-roofOur work

  3. Tear-off and install

    Old roof off to the deck, soft wood replaced, then underlayment, flashing and the new roof, with updates as we go.

    Tear-off in progress: old felt and shingles stripped back to the roof sheathingOur work

  4. Cleanup and walk-around

    Debris hauled away, a magnet sweep for stray nails, and a last walk around the roof with you.

    U First Roofing dump trailer loaded and tarped in a driveway at the end of a roofing jobOur work

Recent roofs Google profile

Real roofs, real photos.

Every photo here was posted to the U First Roofing Google profile, by us or by our customers.

  • Finished gray shingle ridge on a re-roof by U First Roofing, a golf course fairway behind the houseOur workFinished ridge above a golf course fairway
  • New hip roof of gray architectural shingles seen from the ridge, neighborhood street belowOur workNew hip roof, from the ridge
  • Customer photo: white brick ranch home with a new dark gray shingle roof and black guttersCustomer photoNew roof and gutters
  • Hip roof mid-install: new gray shingles laid on one side, shingle wrappers on the deckOur workMid-install
  • Customer photo: new tan architectural shingles over a garage wall after a roof replacementCustomer photoFrankie Ramirez’s new roof
  • Tear-off in progress with blue tarps on the lawn and a palm in front of the houseOur workA tear-off under way, debris on tarps, trailer at the curb
  • Two-story stucco home with a dark gray shingle roof under live oaksOur workTwo-story, finished
  • New architectural shingle ridge with a ridge vent, looking down a Tampa Bay subdivision streetOur workRidge cap and vent

Photos tagged “Customer photo” were posted by customers with their Google reviews. See every photo on Google.

Florida home under live oaks with storm clouds building overhead

Hurricane season June 1 to Nov 30

Six months a year, your roof is on duty.

A roof that goes in with sound decking, sealed flashing and the right underlayment is ready before the first storm of the season.

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Blue: hurricane season, June 1 to November 30

Book a Free InspectionAfter a Storm

After a storm From the ground

Five things to check before you call.

Stay off the roof. These are all visible from the yard or from inside the house.

Palm trees bent hard in hurricane-force wind under a gray-green skyRepresentative photo
  1. Shingles in the yardPieces on the lawn or in the street mean something came off up top.
  2. Lifted or creased tabsWind can fold a shingle back and break its seal without tearing it off.
  3. Dark or bare patchesMissing shingles leave underlayment showing, often near edges and ridges.
  4. Limbs on or over the roofEven a branch that bounced off can puncture shingles or dent vents.
  5. New stains insideA fresh ceiling stain after a storm means water found a way in.

Spot any of these? Call (813) 461-0751. We come look and show you photos of the damage that you can share with your insurer.

Storm damage roof repair

Google reviews Word for word

Kept in the loop, start to finish.

5.0on Google

Reviews are copied word for word from the U First Roofing Google profile. Read all 17 on Google.

Service area Pasco & Hillsborough

Based in Lutz, on roofs all around it.

Our office is on Wesley Chapel Blvd, between Land O’ Lakes and Wesley Chapel. Drive times are without traffic.

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Questions Straight answers

Roofing questions, answered.

Still unsure? Call (813) 461-0751, Monday to Friday 9 to 5, and ask Omar.

Is the roof inspection really free?

Yes. A roof inspection from U First Roofing is free.

We get on the roof, look at the attic where we can, and show you photos of what we found, with a straight answer on what it needs.

Are you licensed in Florida?

Yes.

Omar Torres holds a Florida Certified Roofing Contractor license, CCC1337732, current and active with the state.

You can look it up on the DBPR license search at myfloridalicense.com.

Do you speak Spanish?

Yes. Omar is bilingual, so the call, the inspection and the estimate can all happen in English or in Spanish.

Call (813) 461-0751 and ask for Omar.

Sí, se habla español. Llame al (813) 461-0751 y pregunte por Omar.

Do you repair roofs, or only replace them?

Both. Not every leak needs a new roof.

If a repair will do the job, we tell you, and if the roof is worn out across the board, we show you why.

Can you add hurricane clips or peel-and-stick underlayment?

Google reviewers had hurricane clips added and chose extra peel-and-stick underlayment on their re-roofs with us.

Ask about both at your inspection.

What areas do you serve?

Lutz, Land O’ Lakes, Wesley Chapel, Odessa, Tampa and Zephyrhills, plus nearby communities in Pasco and north Hillsborough.

Call and ask if your town is not listed.

When can I reach you?

Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM, at (813) 461-0751.

You can send the form any time, and we call back during business hours.

Paying for it Financing

A roof is rarely a planned purchase.

Most people find out they need a roof the week it starts leaking. U First Roofing works with HFS Financial so you can spread the cost instead of putting the job off.

  • No equity required
  • Fixed-rate loans
  • Funds paid direct to you

Those are HFS Financial’s terms, and HFS states that inquiring does not affect your credit score. Rates, amounts and approval are decided by HFS, not by U First Roofing.

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Courses of dark asphalt shingles

Free roof inspection Lutz, FL

Know what your roof needs. Free.

Tell us what you are seeing: a stain on the ceiling, shingles in the yard, or a roof that is simply getting old.

We get up there, take photos and give you a straight answer, whether that is nothing, a repair or a new roof.

(813) 461-0751
  • Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM
  • 5.0 on Google
  • Bilingual: English or Spanish
  • Office in Lutz, off SR 54

Book a free roof inspection

Tell us about the roof. We call you back to set a time, Monday to Friday.

Rather talk? Call (813) 461-0751, Monday to Friday 9 to 5, in English or Spanish.

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