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Mike Harrell Roofing is a Tallahassee-based roofing contractor serving North Florida, with a focus on commercial roofing and guttering. The company operates from West Tharpe Street in Tallahassee and works across Leon County and the surrounding Big Bend region. It holds Florida Certified Roofing license CCC009811, on file as active with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation, and is a listed Polyglass-certified contractor for flat and low-slope membrane systems. Its work and standing are profiled on contractor directories including BuildZoom and the Blue Book.
Rated by 6 verified Google reviewers Verified by Google
Ms. Jfr· 8 years ago
★★★★★
They do a great job and they don't price gouge you!!! Charles is the best roofer I have met. He always shows up when he says he's going to show up and takes care of the roofing problems and a timely manner I find that this is a big problem in Tallahassee people rarely show up and then they take months to complete a job
New Vision Gutters· a year ago
★★★★★
Great company, if your looking for a roofing company this is the one you should choose. Great staff and customer service.
Mighty High· 7 years ago
★☆☆☆☆
Terrible work. Even worse customer service and relations.
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Frequently asked
Is Mike Harrell Roofing licensed and insured in Florida?
Mike Harrell Roofing holds Florida Certified Roofing license CCC009811, on file as active with the Florida DBPR. A certified roofing contractor must carry the insurance the state requires, so ask to see current coverage before work begins.
Where is Mike Harrell Roofing located and what areas does it serve?
The company is based at 3125 W Tharpe St in Tallahassee and serves Leon County and the surrounding Big Bend area of North Florida. Confirm they cover your exact address when you reach out.
What kind of roofing does Mike Harrell Roofing specialize in?
Its focus is commercial roofing and guttering. As a Polyglass-certified contractor it works with flat and low-slope membrane systems common on commercial and institutional buildings.
Does Mike Harrell Roofing install and repair gutters?
Yes. Guttering is one of its core services alongside commercial roofing, covering installation and replacement as part of a complete roof system.
What manufacturer certifications does Mike Harrell Roofing hold?
It is listed as a Polyglass-certified contractor for modified-bitumen and single-ply membrane systems. Manufacturer certifications can unlock stronger material warranties, so ask what coverage applies to your roof.
Has Mike Harrell Roofing's license been verified?
Yes. Its Florida Certified Roofing license CCC009811 is checked against the DBPR and shown here as active, and we keep that status current so you do not have to track it down yourself.
How do I get a quote from Mike Harrell Roofing?
Use the Get a free quote button on this page, or call the company directly. Describe your building type and what is happening with the roof so they can scope the right system.
Is Tallahassee in Florida's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone?
No. The HVHZ covers only Miami-Dade and Broward counties. North Florida roofs are outside the HVHZ but must still meet the wind-load requirements of the Florida Building Code.
Do I need a permit to replace a commercial roof in Tallahassee?
Yes. Roof replacement in Tallahassee requires a permit, which a licensed contractor pulls on your behalf through the City of Tallahassee or Leon County building department. Permitting and inspections keep the work code-compliant.
How long does a commercial flat roof last in North Florida?
It depends on the system. Modified-bitumen and single-ply membranes typically last about 20 to 30 years with regular maintenance. Sun, heat, and storms shorten that, so ask which system best fits your building and budget.
