212 Miami-Dade roofs got permits last week. The gutters come off first.
Plus new homes and additions. Reach the owner while the roofer is still on site.
The average job on this page is a $118,024 permit. Newest permit on file: Nov 6.
Your jobs from the last 7 days
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| Issued | The job | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 4 | Addition means new roofline and new gutters. | 300 block of NW 145 St 33168 · Lot 10,800 sq ft |
| Nov 3 | New roof going on. Gutters come off and go back on. | 11000 block of NW 7 Ave 33168 · Lot 336,004 sq ft |
| Nov 2 | New roof going on. Gutters come off and go back on. | 1100 block of NW 110 St 33168 · Lot 7,791 sq ft |
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Sources, read 2026-11-07: Construction Monitor: single family permit data; Shovels: Shovels vs. Construction Monitor (prices as of Sept 2026; Shovels is a competitor); Interview with Kim Lamas of Construction Monitor. Prices change; check their sites for today's numbers.