Upgrade Your Roof With Sarge Roofing
Don't miss out on the My Safe Florida Home program. We help Miami-Dade and Broward homeowners secure up to $10,000 for critical storm-ready upgrades.
How the Program Works
We simplify the path to a stronger home. Our team handles the heavy lifting while you focus on protecting what matters most.
Apply
Check initial eligibility and apply for the state inspection.
Inspect
Get a free wind mitigation inspection from the state.
Qualify
Receive your grant approval based on the inspection report.
Upgrade
Sarge Roofing and Construction LLC installs your new storm-ready roof.
Why South Florida Families are Rushing to Apply
Storm-Ready Protection
Upgrade to impact-resistant materials engineered for the Miami-Dade High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ).
Major Insurance Savings
A fortified roof often leads to significant premium reductions. Let your insurance pay for your upgrade over time.
Limited State Funding
Grants are first-come, first-served. Once the budget is allocated, the program closes until the next cycle.
Peace of Mind
Sleep better during storm season knowing your home meets the strictest building codes in the world.
Your Trusted
Roofing Partner
Sarge Roofing and Construction LLC isn't just a contractor—we're your mission support. We guide you through the My Safe Florida Home program from start to finish, ensuring your home is battle-ready for hurricane season.
- Complimentary Eligibility Audit
- State-Approved Inspection Support
- HVHZ-Compliant Professional Estimates
- Concierge Documentation Assistance
Secure Your Grant Eligibility
See if your home qualifies for the My Safe Florida Home program. It takes less than a minute and there is zero obligation.
What Happens Next?
Our specialists review your home's data.
We'll call you to discuss your options.
We help you file for the state grant.
Have questions before applying? Give us a call. Our South Florida team is ready to help you navigate the program.
What Your Neighbors Are Saying
Trusted by homeowners across Miami-Dade and Broward.
"Sarge Roofing made the grant process so easy. I didn't think I'd qualify, but they guided me through every step. My new roof looks amazing and I feel much safer."
"The My Safe Florida Home program was confusing until I talked to Sarge. They handled the paperwork and the installation was professional and fast."
"Helpful, honest, and local. They didn't just sell me a roof; they helped me understand how to get the state to pay for part of it. Highly recommended!"
Storm-Ready Results
See how we transform aging roofs into fortified storm shields.
South Florida Impact Upgrade
Full wind mitigation system with secondary water barrier installed.
South Florida Impact Upgrade
Full wind mitigation system with secondary water barrier installed.
Questions? Answers.
Everything you need to know about Sarge Roofing and the MSFH program.
What is the My Safe Florida Home Program?
It's a state-funded program designed to help Florida homeowners strengthen their homes against hurricane damage through wind mitigation inspections and grants for improvements like roof upgrades and impact windows.
How much funding can I actually receive?
Qualifying homeowners may receive up to $10,000. The program typically provides $2 for every $1 the homeowner spends on approved upgrades, meaning the grant covers 2/3 of the cost up to the $10k limit.
Is the inspection really free?
Yes, if you qualify, the state provides a wind mitigation inspection at no cost to you. This report will detail exactly what your home needs to be more storm-resistant.
How long does the approval process take?
Timelines vary based on state funding and application volume. We help ensure your paperwork is complete and correct from the start to avoid unnecessary delays.
Will a new roof lower my insurance premiums?
While we cannot guarantee specific savings, most Florida insurance companies offer substantial discounts for roofs that meet modern wind mitigation standards. A new roof often pays for itself through these savings over time.
Protect Your Home.
Claim Your Grant.
Grant funding is limited and applications are first-come, first-served. Don't leave your $10,000 on the table.