Largo Roofing Contractor
Largo roofing contractor for shingle, tile, and metal. Family-owned, two-generation roofers, no franchise pricing. Florida Certified Roofing Contractor CCC1337501.
A Largo Roofer You Can Reach Directly
Largo is the third-largest city in Pinellas County and a fully built-out residential market. Most homes are 30-60 years old, which means a steady pipeline of first-, second-, and third-cycle replacement work. Scotti Family Roofing covers Largo from our Tampa base. We pull City of Largo permits inside city limits and Pinellas County permits for unincorporated pockets.
Roofs in Largo
Largo is shingle-dominant with a real share of tile on older neighborhoods built during the Mediterranean revival era. Areas around East Bay Drive, Belleair Bluffs (adjacent), and the older subdivisions off Walsingham have mid-century homes with original tile that has long outlived its underlayment. Newer Largo construction east of US-19 trends to architectural asphalt. Coastal-adjacent properties (Indian Rocks side, Belleair Beach access) need stainless fasteners and coastal-grade flashing. Flat and low-slope sections are common on Largo's many condo and townhome complexes.
What We Do in Largo
- Reroofing and roof replacement: shingle, tile, metal
- Roof repairs: pipe boots, flashing, wind damage, leaks
- Roof inspections: pre-purchase, insurance four-point, post-storm
- Storm damage and emergency tarping
- New construction: subcontract for general contractors
Largo Permits
City of Largo runs its own building department. Properties in unincorporated Pinellas County (and there are several small pockets within the Largo footprint) go through the Pinellas County Building Department. We pull whichever applies. Largo's permit turnaround has been steady at 5-10 business days in 2026.
Largo Roofing FAQ
Do you do flat roofs and low-slope work on Largo condos?
Yes. Modified bitumen and TPO single-ply systems on condo and townhome complexes are part of the regular work mix. We can also tie a flat section into a sloped main roof where the two meet, which is a common Largo configuration.
My Largo tile roof leaks but the tiles look fine. What now?
Almost certainly underlayment failure. The tiles can last 50+ years; the felt underneath them only lasts 20-30. We pull the tile, replace the underlayment with a modern self-adhered membrane, and reset the original tile. Saves the cost of all-new material.
How fast can you get out for a Largo estimate?
Three to five business days. Largo is on our Pinellas route alongside Clearwater and St. Petersburg.
Largo Roof Problem?
Local roofer. Two generations. We pick up the phone.