Mighty Dog Roofing of Naples
Naples, North Naples, Marco Island & SWFL
About Mighty Dog Roofing of Naples
Roof repair, replacement, inspections, and gutters. A team I’m comfortable sending clients to.
Address: 1110 Pine Ridge Road Suite 301, Naples, FL 34108
What they do
- roof repair
- roof replacement
- roof inspections
- roof maintenance program
- emergency roofing
- gutter repair & installation
- skylight repair & installation
- siding installation & replacement
Check the license yourself
License numbers shown here (CCC1334115) can be verified free with the state — for this trade, start at the Florida DBPR license search. Locally registered trades can also be checked with Collier County Contractor Licensing. Always confirm the license is current and matches the business name on your estimate.
Hiring roofing in Naples
- Rough lifespans here: architectural shingle 15–20 years; tile outlasts its underlayment, which often needs renewal around 20–25; metal runs 40-plus. Salt, UV, and summer heat sit at the short end of every range.
- Insurers focus on shingle roofs near year fifteen. A roof-condition inspection showing five or more years of useful life is your counter under Florida law — get it before shopping coverage.
- A wind-mitigation inspection is separate and worth doing after any reroof: documenting straps, deck nailing, and secondary water resistance typically earns meaningful premium credits.
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