212 Miami-Dade property owners just permitted a new roof.
The best time to add panels is before the new roof goes on. Get there first.
The average job on this page is a $133,010 permit. Newest permit on file: Nov 6.
Your jobs from the last 7 days
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| Issued | The job | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 5 | New roof. The best time to add panels is before they move on. | 14300 block of SW 136 Ct 33186 · Lot 2,250 sq ft |
| Nov 5 | New roof. The best time to add panels is before they move on. | 12700 block of SW 107 Ter 33186 · Lot 7,500 sq ft |
| Nov 4 | New roof. The best time to add panels is before they move on. | 13400 block of SW 89 Ter 33186 · Lot 9,000 sq ft |
| Nov 4 | New roof. The best time to add panels is before they move on. | 11900 block of SW 122 Ct 33186 · Lot 2,065 sq ft |
| Nov 4 | New roof. The best time to add panels is before they move on. | 14300 block of SW 97 Ter 33186 · Lot 1,190 sq ft |
| Nov 3 | New roof. The best time to add panels is before they move on. | 9200 block of E Calusa Club Dr 33186 · Lot 10,000 sq ft |
| Nov 3 | New roof. The best time to add panels is before they move on. | 12200 block of SW 135 Ter 33186 · Lot 7,795 sq ft |
| Nov 3 | New roof. The best time to add panels is before they move on. | 11700 block of SW 118 Ter 33186 · Lot 4,000 sq ft |
| Nov 2 | New roof. The best time to add panels is before they move on. | 9100 block of SW 117 Ct 33186 · Lot 2,226 sq ft |
| Nov 2 | New roof. The best time to add panels is before they move on. | 9500 block of SW 118 Ct 33186 · Lot 10,251 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.