How Much Does a Metal Roof Cost in Miami?

At Robson Industrial Group, a new metal roof in Miami-Dade costs $1,100 per square, regardless of roof size. No 9-square cap, no tiered rate. As a reference point, a typical one-story townhome around 9 squares (900 sq ft) prices out to an example of $9,999, with the first 50 linear feet of gutters included at no extra charge. The offer runs July 31 through December 31, 2026.

Looking for general price ranges across all roofing materials in Miami? See our complete roof replacement cost guide. This page focuses specifically on the current metal roof offer.

What's Included in the $1,100/Square Price?

• Full metal roof installation (exposed-fastener panel or standing seam, per whichever Miami-Dade NOA-approved system fits the project)
• The first 50 linear feet of gutters, included at no extra cost (not an unlimited-gutters offer — homes with more than 50 linear feet pay the difference per additional linear foot)
• Removal of the existing roof (tear-off)
• Labor under license CGC1541144 and CCC1337790 (roofing)
• Compliance with Miami-Dade High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) requirements

Off-offer rate: $1,150/square for a comparable installation without the current promotional discount, gutters not included. Current offer discount = $50/square plus 50 linear feet of gutters.

Real Example — 9-Square Townhome

A one-story townhome with a roof of roughly 9 squares (900 sq ft) is the example used to illustrate the offer: 9 × $1,100 = $9,900, rounded up to $9,999 as the reference price. Larger or smaller roofs are quoted at the same $1,100/square, with no cap or step-up rate above 9 squares.

Metal Roof vs. Other Materials in Miami

To compare metal against asphalt shingle or concrete/clay tile on general price range (not offer pricing), see our complete 2026 roof replacement cost guide, which covers all three materials, HVHZ requirements, permit fees, and homeowners insurance impact.

Why Choose a Metal Roof in Miami?

A metal roof installed under a Miami-Dade-approved system (NOA) for the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) is designed to withstand significantly higher wind loads than standard asphalt shingle, and its service life typically outlasts other residential roofing materials, a real advantage for homeowners planning to stay in their home long-term.

Beyond hurricane performance, a properly installed metal roof can qualify for a homeowners insurance premium discount through a wind mitigation inspection (form OIR-B1-1802). The exact discount depends on roof shape, deck attachment method, and opening protection, and is determined by the insurer, not Robson.

We also offer exposed-fastener finishes (5V-Crimp, corrugated) and standing seam, depending on project budget and architectural style.

Sources & References: Miami-Dade HVHZ code requirements per Florida Building Code (FBC) 8th Edition; FL §553.79 (permit requirement); FL §627.70131 (insurer claim timelines); Miami-Dade Building Department permit fee schedule; GAF Roofing System warranty terms. Cost ranges reflect South Florida market pricing as of mid-2026 and may vary by project complexity, material availability, and contractor capacity. Obtain multiple licensed contractor quotes before committing to any roofing project. Lic. CGC1541144 · CCC1337790.