Verify us before you sign
License, Insurance and Warranty Credentials
Roofing Network is a licensed and insured Florida roofing contractor operating under license number CCC1329271, serving Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach County from Oakland Park, Florida. We carry general liability and Florida workers' compensation, pull permits on every job, and publish our credentials here so you can verify them independently before you sign anything.
Florida Certified Roofing Contractor license, verifiable online
General liability and workers' compensation certificates on request
Permits pulled and final inspections passed on every job
Miami-Dade NOA approved materials in the HVHZ
Written workmanship warranty on every installation
Florida license
Workers' comp
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Credentials and verification
Do not take our word for any of this
Every roofing company in Florida says it is licensed and insured. The claim is worth exactly nothing unless you can check it, and after a named storm South Florida fills with crews working under borrowed license numbers and expired certificates. This page exists so you can verify Roofing Network in about three minutes, and so you know how to check anybody else quoting against us.
Roofing Network operates from Oakland Park, Florida and serves Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach County. Our roofing license, insurance position, product approvals and warranty terms are set out below. If anything here is unclear, call 954-588-8734 and ask. A contractor who is uncomfortable being verified is telling you something important.
How do I verify a Florida roofing contractor's license?
Go to the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation license search at MyFloridaLicense.com and search by license number or business name.
Check the license status reads active, and check the expiry date. Florida roofing licenses renew on a fixed cycle and an expired license is not a license.
Check the prefix. CCC is a Certified Roofing Contractor and can work anywhere in Florida. RC is a Registered Roofing Contractor and can only work in the specific local jurisdictions where that registration is held. A general contractor license, prefix CGC or CBC, permits roofing as part of a wider project but is not a roofing license.
Check the license is held by the company quoting you, not by an individual loosely attached to it. Qualifying a company you have no real relationship with is a common and serious violation.
Ask for a certificate of insurance issued directly by the insurer or agent, naming you as certificate holder. A photograph of a certificate emailed by the salesperson is not verification.
What insurance should a roofing contractor carry?
Two policies, and they protect against completely different things:
General liability — covers damage the contractor causes to your property. A dropped bundle of tile through a skylight, water intrusion from an inadequate dry-in, a damaged pool cage. Without it, you are suing a company that may have no assets.
Workers' compensation — covers injury to the crew. This is the one that matters most to you and the one most often missing. Roofing is among the most dangerous trades in the United States, and if an uninsured roofer is injured on your property, the claim can end up against your homeowner or commercial policy.
Ask for both certificates, naming you or your association as certificate holder, issued directly by the agent. Check the policy dates cover your project window, not just today. Be especially careful of a workers' compensation exemption certificate, which is a document saying the contractor is not covered rather than a document saying they are.
Our warranty terms in writing
Roofing warranties come in two layers and it is worth knowing which one you are being sold:
Workmanship warranty — ours, covering installation defect. Roofing Network provides a written workmanship warranty on both replacements and repairs. A workmanship warranty is only worth as much as the company standing behind it, which is why the license and the trading history matter.
Manufacturer material or system warranty — from the material manufacturer, covering product failure. Terms vary by system and manufacturer. System warranties, which cover the whole assembly rather than just the shingle or membrane, usually require a certified installer and a specified assembly, and are the ones genuinely worth having.
Every Roofing Network warranty is registered in the property owner's or association's name at close-out and supplied in the handover pack, so it survives a change of board or a change of ownership. Warranty terms are stated in your quote before you sign, not produced afterwards.
Red flags before you sign anything
An offer to pay, waive or cover your insurance deductible. Prohibited by Florida Statute 489.147. A contractor offering this is telling you they break the law.
A large cash deposit demanded on the spot. Under Florida Statute 489.126, a contractor taking more than 10 percent must apply for permits within 30 days and start work within 90 days.
No permit, or a suggestion you pull it yourself as an owner-builder. This shifts liability to you and is a standard way of working around a license problem.
Door-knocking immediately after a storm with a contract ready to sign. Florida restricts post-storm solicitation practices for good reason.
A quote with no scope. If it does not name the underlayment, the fastening, the deck rate and the permit, it is not comparable to anything.
Out-of-state plates and no local address. A warranty is worthless if the company has left the state by the time you need it.
Pressure to sign today for a discount. Roofs are not sold in one visit by companies that intend to be here in ten years.
What being licensed and insured actually gets you
A permit, and a passed final inspection
Only a licensed contractor can pull a roofing permit in Broward, Miami-Dade or Palm Beach County. The permit brings an independent building inspector onto your roof, and their sign-off is the record you will need at resale.
A warranty from a company that still exists
A workmanship warranty is a promise from a business. A licensed Florida contractor with a permanent local address is a business that can be found, held to it, and reported to the DBPR if it is not.
Recourse if something goes wrong
Florida operates a Homeowners' Construction Recovery Fund for losses caused by certain acts of licensed contractors. It applies only to licensed contractors. Hire unlicensed and that route does not exist for you.
An insurable, sellable roof
Carriers increasingly ask for permit records and roof documentation before binding a policy, and buyers' attorneys ask at closing. An unpermitted roof installed by an unlicensed crew is a problem you inherit twice.
Verify us in three minutes
Step 01
Check the license
Search CCC1329271 at MyFloridaLicense.com and confirm the status is active and held by Roofing Network.
Step 02
Request the insurance certificates
Ask us for general liability and workers' compensation certificates naming you or your association as certificate holder. They are issued by our agent, at no charge, before work begins.
Step 03
Check the permit
Once work is scheduled, the permit is visible in your county or municipal building department portal under your property address. You can confirm it independently at any time.
Step 04
Read the scope and warranty before signing
Your quote names the system, the underlayment, the fastening, the deck rate and both warranty layers. Nothing material appears after signature.
Step 05
Keep the close-out pack
Permit sign-off, product approvals, photographs and registered warranties. Store it with your property documents. You will want it at renewal, at claim time and at resale.
What verification costs you
Nothing. Every item below is free, takes minutes, and is the cheapest insurance available on a five-figure purchase.
Florida DBPR license lookup at MyFloridaLicense.com — free
Certificate of insurance naming you as certificate holder — free, on request
Permit record lookup in your county or city portal — free
Written scope and warranty terms before signing — included in every quote
Roof inspection and written photo report — free, no obligation
Roofing Network does not charge for inspections, quotations, insurance certificates or documentation. If a contractor charges you to prove they are legitimate, that is your answer.
Roofing Network credentials in full
Florida Certified Roofing Contractor — license number CCC1329271, verifiable at MyFloridaLicense.com
Florida Certified General Contractor — license number CGC1517295, held through Planet Construction FL, covering work beyond the roof line
General liability insurance — carried on every job, certificate on request
Workers' compensation — Florida coverage on every crew member on your roof
Women-owned business
Business address — 3050 NW 23rd Ave, Oakland Park, FL 33311, serving Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach County
Contact — 954-588-8734
Product approvals — Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance assemblies used on all HVHZ work in Miami-Dade and Broward County; Florida Product Approval documentation supplied statewide
Permitting — permits pulled and final inspections coordinated in all three counties
Related company — Planet Construction FL, full-service construction, 754-301-6747
License numbers
CCC1329271 — Florida Certified Roofing Contractor · CGC1517295 — Florida Certified General Contractor. Both verifiable at MyFloridaLicense.com
Insurance
Roofing Network carries general liability insurance and Florida workers' compensation covering every crew member who sets foot on your property. Certificates naming you, your association or your management company as certificate holder and additional insured are issued by our agent before mobilisation, free of charge, on every job.
Warranty
Roof replacements carry a written Roofing Network workmanship warranty covering installation defect. Repairs carry a written warranty on the repaired area. Manufacturer material and system warranties vary depending on the system specified and the certifications held, and are registered in the property owner's or association's name at close-out so they transfer correctly on sale or on a change of board.
License, insurance and warranty FAQs
Are you a licensed and insured roofing contractor in Florida?
Yes. Roofing Network is a Florida Certified Roofing Contractor operating under license number CCC1329271, carrying general liability and Florida workers' compensation. The license is verifiable at MyFloridaLicense.com and insurance certificates are issued on request before any work begins.
Where can I find licensed roofing services in Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale?
Roofing Network is licensed for residential and commercial roofing throughout Broward County, including Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, Davie, Plantation, Pembroke Pines and Coral Springs, as well as Miami-Dade and Palm Beach County. Verify the license at MyFloridaLicense.com before you book.
What is the difference between a CCC and an RC license in Florida?
CCC is a Certified Roofing Contractor, valid statewide. RC is a Registered Roofing Contractor, valid only in the local jurisdictions where the registration is held. If a contractor holds an RC license for a different county, they cannot lawfully work on your roof.
Who offers warranties for residential roof repairs in Plantation, Florida?
Roofing Network provides written warranties on residential roof repairs in Plantation and across Broward County: a workmanship warranty on the repaired area, plus any applicable manufacturer material warranty. Terms are stated in your quote before you sign.
Do you pull the permit, or do I?
We do, on every job. Only a licensed contractor can pull a roofing permit in Broward, Miami-Dade or Palm Beach County. If a contractor asks you to pull it yourself as an owner-builder, that shifts liability onto you and usually signals a license problem.
Does your warranty transfer if I sell the property?
Manufacturer material and system warranties are registered in the property owner's name at close-out and transfer under the manufacturer's terms, which sometimes require notification within a set window after sale. Workmanship warranty transfer terms are stated in your contract.
Verify us, then get a free inspection
Check license number CCC1329271 at MyFloridaLicense.com, ask us for the insurance certificates, then book a free roof inspection with a written photo report and no obligation. Serving Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach County from Oakland Park, Florida. Call 954-588-8734 or book online.
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