About AMERICAN INTEGRA
American Integra provides roofing for residential, multi-family, and commercial properties. Its roofing options include wood shingle, standing seam metal, tile, composite, and flat roofs. For a roofing project, property type and the existing roof are useful starting points when considering materials and scope. Comparing options against the building’s needs can help make project discussions more specific.
Business description
ADDITIONAL FAX NUMBER IS: 1-407-313-4189.
Services
Listed services: Roofing, Other / Unclassified.
Explore the services below and confirm the scope of your project directly with the provider.
Residential roofing
Roofing for residential properties, with options including wood shingle, standing seam metal, tile, composite, and flat roofs.
Multi-family and commercial roofing
Roofing for multi-family and commercial properties, with multiple roof types included among the available options.
Roofing material options
Materials and roof types include wood shingle, standing seam metal, tile, composite, and flat roofs.
Prepare for a roofing project
As a general planning step, note the property type, the roof areas involved, and what prompted the project. If you know the current roof material, include that detail. These basics can help keep a conversation about residential, multi-family, or commercial roofing focused.
Compare roof materials
The choices include wood shingle, standing seam metal, tile, composite, and flat roofs. As general advice, compare materials in light of the building’s needs, the current roof, and your priorities for the project. Avoid choosing by material name alone; the appropriate option depends on the specific property.
Clarify the project scope
For a multi-family or commercial property, it can help to identify which buildings or roof sections are involved and whether you are considering a particular roof type. For a residential project, gather the same information for the home. These are useful preparation steps, not a description of a required provider process.
Common customer requests
Residential roofing
Explore roofing options for a residential property, including tile, wood shingle, metal, composite, or flat roofing.
Multi-family roofing
Discuss roofing needs for a multi-family property and the roof types that may suit the project.
Commercial roofing
Review roofing needs for a commercial property, including options for flat or other roof types.
Roof material options
Compare roofing materials such as standing seam metal, tile, composite, and wood shingle.
Business details
Services and specialties: ALL TYPES OF RESIDENTIAL, MULTI-FAMILY, AND COMMERCIAL ROOFS, INCLUDING WOOD SHINGLE, STANDING SEAM METAL, ALL TYPES OF TILE, COMPOSITE, AND FLAT ROOFS.
Highlights: 20 years of trusted experience
Features: Free estimates, Warranties
Payment options: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Service area
Service coverage includes Homestead, FL. Coverage spans 9 ZIP codes; use the full coverage list below to check a specific location.
Service coverage includes 9 ZIP codes across 1 communities.
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- Homestead, FL33030, 33031, 33032, 33033, 33034, 33035, 33039, 33090, 33092
Questions about AMERICAN INTEGRA
What types of roofing are available?
The roofing options include wood shingle, standing seam metal, tile, composite, and flat roofs. The right choice depends on the building, its existing roof, and the priorities for the project, so it is useful to compare options against those factors.
Does American Integra handle both residential and commercial roofing?
Yes. Roofing is offered for residential, multi-family, and commercial properties. Before discussing a project, gather basic information about the property and whether the work concerns an existing roof or a new project.
How should I compare roofing materials?
Standing seam metal, tile, composite, and wood shingle are among the options. Compare materials based on the building’s requirements, the existing roof, and the features that matter most to you; the best fit can vary by project.
Are flat roofs an option for a commercial or multi-family property?
Flat roofing is among the roof types, along with tile, composite, wood shingle, and standing seam metal. When planning a commercial or multi-family project, note the property type and the areas of the roof involved so the scope can be discussed clearly.
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Last reviewed and updated October 05, 2026 by the Welcome to House Managers Editorial Team.